The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-05-22
MOSIER.

WOSIER.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Arlington and son
left last week for few weeks vaca-
tion at their old home in Wisconsin.
They went by way of San Francisco.
Mrs. A. II. McLane is acting as
agent at the depot during the absence
Of Mr.. Arlington.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Cooley arrived
from Cottage Grove this week. They
will reside here this summer and work
for George Chabmerlain. Mrs. Cooley,
who will be remembered as one of the
Dimmiek girls, who lived here some
yeare ago, is niece Of Nh Chamber
lain.
MIR. and Mrs. F. O. Coates took their
little daughter to the hospital in Hood
River last Saturday for medical treat
ment.
Mrs. MELVIN and Miss May Shogfen
returned to Portland last Wednesday
after spending few weeks here on the
farm with their sister, Miss Ann Sho-
gren.
Misses NJ. and A. Shogren have a
crew of Portland men at work remodel
ing the residence on the +. A. Shogren
ranch, where they expect to reside this
summer.
Mrs. VIM. johnson entertained friends
from The Dales last Sunday.
James ?. Carroll was painfully in.
/ iured and bruised Wednesday after
noon when has team ran away while on
/ the way to the Fruit Growers Associa.
tion warehouse, throwing him from
I the wagon ard causing an empty spray
barrel to roll over his body. Luckily
no bones were broken, although Mr..
/ Carroll was rendered unconscious for a
time and it was feared he might be
very seriously hurt, if not fatally So.
K. II. Chattield kindly took the injured
man home in his auto, with the assist
ance Of b. W. Veatch, After his sons
had examined him carefully they de'
cided that he was not so seriously ln'
ured as was at first feared. As nc
complications seem to have appeared
his family feel hopeful OF his complete
recovery The horses We're not hurt
although they ran into and badly de
mollshed one auto near the pCstotfiee
The new garage Of c. &. Nlchol is
nearing completion under the efficient
hand of ". N. Hugunin.
Messages and parcels containing fin,
samples of razor clans were received
the last of the week by Mosier friends
from Mrs. l.. L. Howe, who is now a
Seaside with her mother and sister
Mrs. Howe expects to be in Moser thu
last Of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Rowland ant
VIM. Marsh and family spent Sunda,
in Parkdale with Mr.. and Mrs. Ber
Middleswart and family.
George Chamberlain" was a bushes
visitor in The Dalles Friday.
Mrs Belle MiddIeswart returned t.
her home near Parkdale Saturday afte
spending the week here with her reia
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +. Shnn ar
rejoicing over the arrival Of littl
daughter, born in Portland Friday
May Is.
Miss Benson lett Saturday for Port
land, where she will spend the week
ieaving for San Francisco next Satur
day on the steamer Rose City.
I. L. Dunsmore, Of The Dales, wa
attending to business in Mosier Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Evans spent Fri
day in The Dalles.
Joseph X. Higley went to Portian
t Friday to spend a few days with hi
father ard also to take in the big eli
cos, which was scheduled to appear o
Monday and Tuesday Of next week.
t Mr. and Mrs. A. Kuhn were in Tn
Dalles Saturday.
Guy Duvall came to Mosier Saturda
to visit his brother, Roy, aud o.he
friends for few days Guy recent
returned from France. He was in &c
X, 1921 Inf, Third Oregon, has see
some hard service and was wounded.
Mrs. S. Il Evans entertained tn
Ladies Aid at her pleasant home las
Saturday afternoon. Most all tn
1 members were in attendance as well q
, a few specially invited guests. A de
lghtful afternoon was passed and dc
IltiBuS refreshments "tlt StINt ~
, Mrs. Evans, assisted by her daughter
Mrs j r, Wilcox, and Galghter-ir
law, Mrs. Ernest Evans. The joll
crowd was 10th to leave SO pleasant
place. Mrs. c. G. Nichol viii eatel
tam the Aid at her home the ue>
. meeting.
The members Of the Junior Christia
Endeavor Of the c lristian church Ell
/ joyed a delightful picnic Saturday OF
IN the hills rear town. They wei
chaperoned by Miss Jennie Carroll
| Miss Clara Carroll spent the wee
| end with friends in Portland.
| f.. A. Race and Vim. Graham. {
| Moro spent Sunday in Mosier.
| Mrs. VIM. johnson attended to bus
ness IN The Dalles Monday
| Judge Wilson spent Sunday on II
| Mosier farm with his family.
| The delegates who attended Graz
| Lodge and the Rebekah Assembly
| Salem this week were Alex Stewar
| X. W. Simpson, Mrs. Adele Nj. Beld
| ard Mrs. Frank Ginger.
! ?. l.. Arthur was in Moser a fe