The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-12
MOSIER.


Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Isom. of Washou-
gal, WASH, were in Mosier the last of
the week.
DR.. Macrum was in Portland last
week.
Mrs. Davidson left last week with
her brother for a visit to their old
home in Sweden.
Mr. and Mrs. F. ]. Engleke and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Rowland were in Hood
River recently to see Bill Hart in
'Wagon Tracks"
Mrs. Ruth Lockwood. accompanied
by Mrs. Guy Stryker, of Portland. and
Edwin Sturgess motored up from Port
land Thursday.
G. M. Alexander, of McMinnville,
who is a recent graduate of o. A. c.,
is now located on the Mosier creek
orchard place of Misses M. and A..
Shogren.
C. G. Nichol and family have re-
| turned from trip into Montana. At
Billingssthey were joined by their son,
Bernie, and all motored to the Yellow
stone park, entering at the Cody Pass
in Wyoming and coming out at the yell
lowstone Pass in Montana. They spent
two days camping in the park. Re-
turning home they came through Spo-
kane and Goldendale.
The sale of the Charles Alternately
place up Mosier creek is reported, pur-
chase being made by Forrest & Ben
nett, of Tygh Valley. who have begun
the cutting of wood for market. They
have their families with them and are
camping in the big timber six miles
south of Mosier.
l.. Lamb went to The Dalles last
week to stay tawhile. with his niece,
Mrs. Fitzgerald.
Geo. Evans lost his big barn on his
home place Friday afternoon by fire,
which started in some unknown man
ner. Near neighbors and people from
town helped him to save his automobile
and farm machinery, which was kept in
the barn. His winters hay was stored
there also and was total loss. He
carried small insurance This is the
second loss of this kind suffered by Mr..
Evans in the past few years.
Judge Fred w. Wilson and family,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Moe, motored down the Highway Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. o. Beldin were
in Hood River Monday.
Mark A. Mayer and Mrs. B. J. Weller
and daughter, Miss Frances, weere in
Portland Monday.
Phillip Templemire was business
visitor in The Dalles Monday.
Miss Alice Shogren came up from
Portland Sunday to visit at the home
of her aunts, the Misses May and Anne
Shogren.
Many people, grownups as well as
the youngsters. are enjoying swimming
and bathing in the river and creek
these warm days.
Mrs. James Camp and three younger
children are visiting at Mr.. Camps
parents at Gresham this week.
Albert Nelson. accompanied by his
niece, Miss May Carlson, and friend,
Miss Spikman, and Mr. Raleigh, of
The Dalles, were dinner guests at the
home of MIR. VIM. johnson Sunday. |
Afterward the party, accompanied by
Mr.. johnson and children, motored to
Cascade Locks and back.
L. J. Merrill and Robert Scearce
motored to Portland Sunday.
Ralph Grueman, of Portland, who is
visiting at Mayerdale, returned Sunday |
from a weeks camping at Badger
Lake. He was accompanied by Ull-
man Weller and Glenn Wilcox.
Geo. C. Evans visited recently with
relatives near Lebanon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer CoyIe and Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Grammar.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cherry and chill
dren, accompanied by Mrs. +. A. Race
and two children, went to Portland
Tuesday over the Highway. They en-
joyed picnic dinner along the way.