The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-02
MOSIER.

Mrs, II. II. Nielsen ana children re-
turned Thursday evening from visit
of few weeks in California with rela-
tives. They visited IN Sacramento, Los
Gatos and Lincoln.
Mrs. James Cherry was in Hood Riv-
er Friday afternoon.
G.. C. Evans and daughter. Miss Flor
ence, accompanied by G. w. Mathews,
were attending to business in II ood
River Saturday afternoon,
E. A. Race was business visitor in
Portland last week.
1t was reported last week that James
M. Elliott was quite i'll in Portland.
Levi Chrisman was in town one day
last week.
F. e. Harding stopped last Thursday
while en- route from Seattle to his
home in Salt Lake.
G. P. Morden and family have been
enjoying an outing at the coast near
part of last week.
Mrs. James Camp and Mrs. B. w.
Veatch were attending to business in
Hood River Friday afternoon.
e. Jacobsen and family, of Portland.
were up on their ranch southwest of
town last week.
Gravenstein apples are now being
harvested. A car will be shipped out
this week.
Sunday visitors from Portland at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James Cherry |
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Sturgess, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Frobase and Henry
Brockenfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chamberlain
and children we're in Hood River Mon
day.
w. A. Husbands attended to business
in Hood River the first Of the week.
Geo. Chamberlain and Chas Bennett
were in The Dalles the first of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ginger and son
have returned from an outing of few
weeks. While away they visited rela-
tives and friends in Pc Ell, Chehalis,
Washougal and Vancouver.
w. f. Chown and family have re-
turned from a pleasant vacation at Bar
View. Miss Arvilla Husbands accom-
panied them.
e. M. Strauss attended to business in
Portland Monday.
l.. Lamb returned from a visit in
The Dalles last week.
w. A. Horn was in Hood River re-
,ently.
Mrs. Rachel Stewart. of Portland, I
Visited her son, W. l.. Rowland, and {
'amily, last week, returning home
Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Sheldon, who is employed {
n the office Of large produce COM
Iany in Portland, is spending a vaca-
ion near Mosier.
The Christian church is being dressed |,
lp in new coat of paint. I
j. f. Proctor returned last week from >
Portland, where he visited Mr.. Lelliott !
t the st. Vincent hospital and found Y
i'm doing very nicely.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the ?
ome of Mrs. Ernest Evans September c
Week end guests at the home of Mr.. 0
nd Mrs. Wyss were Mr.. Wyss' sister, p
irs. Matt Schoren, and daughter, Ge-
eva, of The Dalles. I
Mrs. Thos. Lelliott spent Sunday with L
er husband in Portland.
Mrs. Il. J. Middeswart, of Hood
tiver, visited in Mosier the past week,
ttending the meeting of the Ladies
Aid at the home of Mrs. w. A. Hus-
ands while here. i
Guy r. Duval returned the last of v
he week from a mnth's visit with his K
ister and family in Spokane. He will &
Oon resume his duties at the depot. a
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reidhead and two =
hildren, Of Minneapolis, arrived last :
'riday to visit j. r. Wilcox, who is :
FRS. Reidhead's s brother. They expect :,
0. look about for location outwest. y
w. H. Cook is reported quite i'll at r,
is home west of town.
A good deal of damage was done o
unday by the high wind, which lasted Il
throughout the afternoon. blowing off 81
ears and apples, some of which were y
eady for harvest. s
G. H. Swain and family, accompanied G
y Mrs. bennington, were in Hood
liver Monday afternoon. $,
James and William, the two eldest u
ons of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nj. Carroll,
1ere two of the principal parties in
ouble wedding, which took place in
Iood River last Saturday evening at
he Christian church, Rev. Russell Off
iating. The other parties concerned
5ere Miss Crystal Cook, daughter of :,
lr. and Mrs w. H.ECook, of Mosier, u
nd Miss Betty Stone, of Portland
lr. and Mrs. w. N. Hugunin were
illnesses TO the ceremony. The young
eople left for few days stay in
oItland before returning to their fu- =
lre homes in Mosier. \
For the benefit of those who wishvto
lake the trip to Hood River Labor Day
I the auto or truck, the time of leav- K
lg the Carroll garage is here stated b
he first trip will be at 1890 a. m. and
mother will be made at II o'clock, al
oon. All who wish passage on either /
f these trips please leave their names q,
{ the bank at an early date. Also all m
'ho have autos and room for one or /,
lore will confer favor by letting Mr.
lerrill know. Programs will be re
eived this week and distributed. The 8
torres will close at noon. as this is a 81
,gal holiday. Bank and postofiice will dl
bserve holiday hours. Z
Miss Bessie. daughter of Mr.. and
lrs. VIM. A. Marsh, is convalescing al
icely from her recent illness. pi
Word received from Portland states m
nat James Nj. Elliott, who is in at the
God Samaritan hospital, is much i'm
roved and seems to be on the road to
a fact all his friends will be
leased to hear.