The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29
MOSIER.

A doctor from The Dalles visited
Mosler to investigate case of illness
and found it to be smallpox. The
house is quarantined.
Some Mosier people enjoyed the
moving picture play of Daddy Long.
legs" in Hood River Tuesday after
noon and evening.
II. M. Scearce. of Hood River, was
IN Mosier last week.
Ray Strien arrived from Rristow,
Okla, the first Of last week to stay
some time with his uncle, j. Strien.
c. o. Perley and H. H. Nilsen were
attending to business in Hood River
Wednesday.
Miss Carr, county librarian. was in
Mosler last week Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mr.. j. 0. Reldin were in
Portland recently.
Since the departure of the snow and
ice a number of tourists have been
noticed passing IN automobiles.
c. G. Stolz returned home Thursday
from a few days stay in Portland,
where he visited his son, Harold, also
had some dental work done.
j. =. Tryon has been attending to
business in Portland
Among those attending to business
affairs in The Dalles Thursday were
Mrs. A. A. Marsh and son. ". NJ.
Marsh, VIM. Mcclure and Mrs. d. W.
Hudson.
j. Elder went to The Dalles FRIDAY
to see Mrs. Elder. She has been in
The Dalles hospital several DAYS for
treatment because of bad felon on
her right hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. =. Carroll left Fri.
day for few days' visit with their
son, Alva Craft, and family at Forest
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Minton have
move into town and are occunyine one
of the Hodson flats. Mr.. Minton will
be employed in W. +. Chown's store.
Mrs. c. A. Brown returned home
Friday after two weeks stay in
Portland.
W. f. Huskey was in The Dalles
Friday.
Mrs. VIM. johnson attended to busi-
ness in The Dalles Friday
Mrs. Sexton, of The Dales. spent
the week end here with her daughter.
Mrs. Fred Evans.
Mrs. W. c. Vensel will assist in
Strauss store for time.
K. W. Simpson went to Portland Fri
day morning to spend several davs and
while there attended meeting of the
Shriners.
George Wilson had the misfortune to
lnIure his left hand last week Wednes
day while splitting wood. He has been
gong to The Dalles for treatment each
day. 1t was necessary to take five
in the injured member.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Engleke spent
Saturday afternoon at Hood River.
H. Nickhn has been busy lately in
stalllng number Of new telephones.
Among those recently to have this con.
venlence put in their residences are
Fred Templemlre and H. NJ Scearce.
Mrs. j. 2. Tryon as a business visitor
h. M. Scearce and Chas. r. Bennett
were passengers to Hood River Monday.
Mrs. Lee Surran, of Latourelle Falls.
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. c.
Bailey.
Miss Grace Bailey was in Hood River
Saturday evening.
Miss Laura Hads was in Hood River
Sunday.
Miss Hazel Shuck spent Saturday af
ternoon and evening in Hood River
A very pleasant party was held in
the |. Q. Q. F. hall Saturday by some
Of the younger set. The evening was
passed IN games. music and dancing.
after which delicious refreshments were
served. There were 30 or more present
and all express themselves as having
had the best time ever.
F. j. Engelke was business visitor
in The Dalles Monday.
W. E. Husky went to The Dalles
tuesday to interview doctor. He has
suffered from occasional nervous trou.
DIS since an operation several wears
ago.
+. A. Shogren, of Portland, is spend
ng few days on the farm.
William Carroll came home from
Portland Tuesday. where he mad been
attending school
}. Z. Higley and Al Behrens are
nome from Hood River for few days
m account of shortage of material for
he building on which they we're en-
)loyed