The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-03-06
uOSIER.

L INu L az hlt iCiullltd IQillt 1uCSudy
from Seattle, where he has been em-
ployed for the past few months.
John Elder. of Mount Hood visited
the home folks during the week.
Miss Ruth Van Zandt stopped in
Mosier couple Of days this week to
see old friends, while on her way TO
her home Portland from The Dalles,
where she had teaching school. Be
cause of i'll health she resigned last
Friday and intends to take a rest and
regain her strength and former good
health
Mrs. Thos. Lellott received tele
gram from her son, Cpl. John j. Lei
lott, Wednesday of last week saying
he had landed safely in the u. s. A.
He will be at Camp Dix, N. j., for "a
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Evans went to
Potland Thursday for few days
stay
Mrs. Ernest Evans entertained the
Ladies Aid at her temporary residence
in town Wednesday afternoon.
c. A. Hage attended to business in
The Dalles and Portland last week.
A, Kuhn was in The Dalles Thurs
day,
j. Elder is having the hotel reno-
waited, newly papered and painted
inside. The work is being done by
Mr.. Patereau, of Mount Hood
w. F. Chown attended to business in
Portland the last.of the week.
Mrs. l.. M. Carey, of Springbrook.
visited her daughter. Mrs. W. f..
Chowr, last week. Mrs. Carey has
recently returned from Phoenix, Arz.
f. j. Engelke attended to business
in Portland during the week.
Geo. l.. Carroll returned Thursday
evening from business trip to Port
land.
Miss Clara F. Carroll was in Hood
River Thursday.
Messrs. Veatch and Nchol have
opened up a garage in the McGregor
building where he will be glad and
ready to welcome all local and passing
motorists We wish them success.
Mrs. Leslie Root and Miss Bessie
Jones were in Hood River Friday.
Mrs. C. G. Nchol was shopping in
Hood River Friday afternoon.
H. R. Davis spent several days re.
Gently in Portland and Vancouver.
H. NJ. Scearce spent Saturday in
Mosier.
Roger w. Moe was a Hood River
visitor in Mosier Saturday
At the delayed annual meeting of
the Mosier Valley Telephone Co. the
board of directors was reelected with
the exception of one member. The
members Of the board now are G. j.
Littlepage, Geo. c. Evans and Geo.
W. Mathews.
Leo Nichol was in Hood River Sat
urday morning.
Miss f. Burton went to Hood River
| Friday to see her father, Ben Burton,
who is recovering from recent opera.
tion which was performed at the Cot.
tage hospital.
Mrs. Surran and Mrs. G. H. Swain
were in Hood River Saturday.
c. A. McCargar was up from Port,
/ land Saturday to attend the meeting
Of the Fruit Growers Association and
Telephone Co.
Mrs. Emma Mcclure is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. E. o. Winans, in The
Dales.
At the meeting Of the stockholders
of the Mosier Fruit Growers Associa
ton held Saturday the matter of q
community packing house was dis.
cussed and met with the approval of
most everyone at the meeting. Much
interest and enthusiasm was shown all
through the meeting and a general
feeling of good fellowship was evi-
denced. When this spirit prevails and
all work harmoniously together for the
good of the community success will
continue to crown the efforts of all
concerned.
The following new books have been
received for the Mosier branch of the
Wasco County Library
Adult Non-Fction- Gulick, Mind and
Work. Travel-Stewart, Letters or
an Elk Hunt. European War BARNS.
father. Fragments from France; Hall
High Adventure.
Adult Fiction-Gates, Poor Little
Rich Girl; Knlbbs, Tang of Life
Raine, Sheriff s Son.