The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-11
MOSIER.

Ms. ". j. Olldm anu daughter, l
tliss Emma. Of Hood River, were in
,losier last week.
Miss Dorothy GOdbersen arrived
from Portland the first Of last week to
visit friends.
l. the present cold weather continues
The prospects for good skating will be
nne.
!. W. Blakely and granddaughter.
Hiss Haskell. spent a few days in
Portland last week.
c. J. Littlepage left Thursday over
the Highway for COrbett. where he
and Mrs. Littlepage will remain
through the winter months. Mrs. Lit
lepage's health is improving.
Mrs John Larson. of Troutdale. and
her sister. Mrs. Alice Courier. Of Lat
tturelle Falls. who have been here the
Dast few weeks assisting in the apple
grading al the fruit association. left
lor their home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. A. Powell was a business
sis tor in Portland last week for a day.
p. A. Knoll came from Hood River
Thursday. where he has been packing
poles.
Mrs. f. L. Howe and sister. Miss
Daisy Biles left for their home in Sea
ide Friday afternoon.
G.. 2. Morden was a business visitor
IN Portland the last of the week.
Friday morning dawned clear. bright
ana cold; 10 and IL above zero. the
col lest morning Of the season. Satur-
iay morning the mercury stood at s
and 10 above.
Mrs Claire Bailey was in The Dalles
Fl day and while there called to see
Mrs. Hattie Bailey and Miss Florence
Huskey, who are patients in The Dalies
40 pital. They were both found much
improved.
Mrs. Wm Johnson and children, ac
compared by Mrs. Johnson's sister.
Mrs. Henry Petersen, of Wapinitia,
'uent Saturday afternoon in Hood Riv-
er.
Geo. Chamberlain was attending to
business in The Dalles Saturday.
Misses Crocker and Sollie were shop
ping in The Dalles Saturday.
Prof. VIC. Jolley was a passenger
for Portland Saturday morning
Mrs. S. E. Evans and son, Forrest,
were in Hood River Saturday.
An enthusiastic meeting of the
American Legion was held Monday
evening with full attendance of
members. AS Capt. Moore has left
Moser Robt f. Shinn was elected to
succeed him as president. Robert
Scearce was elected vice president.
The Legion will give dance Satur-
lance New Year Eve. All are invited
to come and any money made will be
used for the benefit of the Legion.
The following committees have been
appointed Entertainment, Stark
Akers, j. +. Carroll. Guy Duvall, R.
]. Scearc and +. A. Knoll athletic, j (.
l.. Lelliott, W. N. Hugunin, r. G.
Scearce, K. l.. Duvall, K. A. Cook.
1t is hope to have baseball team in
The spring and an offer of ground to
use for diamond was received from
one of the Legion members. The Post
now has "a members and il is hoped to
have 80 by the first of the year.
Geo. Evans, accompanied by his
father. Lee Evans, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Zackman, motored to Hood
River Saturday.
Mayor and Mrs. Strauss entertained
the Mosier people last Thursday even
ing at the |. o. o. +. hall with dane
ing and cards to show how greatly
they appreciated the splendid effort OF
al who so faithfully labored to save
their store from the recent fire. A
large crowd was present and everyone
enjoyed to the fullest extent the pleas
ures of the evening. A rousing vote
thanks was extended Mr.. and Mrs.
Strauss for the pleasant evening.
Mrs. H. Winkler and her sister, Miss
Georgia Fisher. were up from Hooc
River to attend the dance Thursda,
evening.
Mrs. Ruscher, Mrs. F. A. Arlington
and Mrs. Thos. LeIliott were in HooC
River Friday.
IltilIy DdFiuHlLdT. WHOSE nome IL III
Indiana. is visiting his brother, +. W
DaVidhizar.
Tuesday morning dawned with snow
falling thick and fast, the thermom
eter at IA above about 6 a. m. Snow
continued to fall all day and by night
all there we're about 8 or 10 inches o.
he beautiful on the ground, Chas
Bennett and Geo. Huskey were passen
GERS on the early train for Portland
tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j p. Tryon were at
tending to business in The Dsles Mon
day.
DR.. 0. d. Doane, health off or from
The Dalles, was in Mosier Monday t.
determine the nature of the Sigh
epidemic among the smaller schoo
children. He visited and examine,
practically all those affected and in al
cases found it to be very mild form
Of chicken pox.
Leo Nichol and Ralph Hads made
trip to Bend last week. They foun,
plenty of work, but no residence o
any kind could be secured, so tn
young men returned home deciding t.