The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-04-08
MOSIER.

sam Is. Jackson and wife, OF New
York City, spent few days last week
as guests at the home of their old time
friend, Mark n. Mayer.
Geo. w. Hug, who has attended the
Northwest Teachers convention, which
met in Spokane the past week. stopped
over Easter with his family, who are
at the home of Misses M. and A. Sho-
gren. He returned to his school duties
at McMinnviIle Monday.
James Cherry was business visitor
in Portland Friday.
Shannon Weller and Miss Frances
Weller spent the Easter holidays at
home with their mother at Mayerdale.
The Modern Woodmen held meeting
Thursday evening, when class of IL
or more new members were admitted.
Miss Mary Mathews, who teaches in
the Portland schools, spent the Easter
holidays with her brother, G. W. Math-
ews, and wife.
Mrs. Jno. 0. Beldin and children
were having dental work attended to
in The Dalles Saturday.
DR.. Eshelman, of Portland, came Sat
urday to spend few days on his farm.
Robt. w. Simpson, l.. j. Merrill and
Frank Ginger attended Masonic
meeting in Hood RiverlF'riday evening.
The high wind of the last few days
seemed to reach climax Thursday
and acted almost like real tornado in
some parts of the Mosier valley. Out
at the Jacobsen farm, southwest of
town. it blew down wagon shed and
broke up and damaged farm machin |
cry. Part Of the building was carried |
into a nearby orchard. breaking down
several large apple trees.
Mrs. d. w. Hudson came from Port
land Friday to spend the week end.
Miss Miralda Bishop returned to The
Dalles Saturday after spending a few
days at the home of her sister, Mrs.
John Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Evans were in
Hood River Saturday.
Mrs. j. NJ Carroll and daughter.
Ruth, accompanied by Miss Grace
were shopping in Hood
River Saturday.
l.. p. 0stlund and son, Edward, Of
Sumpter. Oregon. visited this week at
The home Of Mrs. VIM. Johnson.
The Sunday school classes Of the I'M
manuel church had jolly time Satur-
lay afternoon hunting Easter eggs,
which had been hidden over the church
1ard grounds previously.
John Elder and daughter, Miss Liz.
lie, moved last week up on the farm
lear Parkdale. Mrs. Elder is staying
or time with the other children on
he old home place.
Mrs. H. NJ. Roop, who has been
uite i'll, is now much better and able
0 get about.
Mrs. Anna Duvall was called to
'0rtland Saturday by the death of
title niece.
The American Legion will give |
ard times dance next Saturday even I
" at Odd Fellows hall. Anyone wear
lg other than hard times clothes will
e fined.
John Wellberg, Of Portland, spent
wv hours in Mosier the first of the
eek seeing old friends. I
Lee Hunter attended to business in +
he Dalles Monday. 4
II. M. Scearce returned home Sunday +
om an extended business trip through
astern Washington and Idaho, as well /
J eastern Oregon points. i
Geo. Chamberlain was attending to n
lsness in Hood River Tuesday after VI
BON.
Mark A. Mayer was a passenger to
ortland on the afternoon local Tues
~.
Miss Anne Shogren spent Easter in
JTtland.
There will be meeting of the Amer :.
an Legion at |. .. o. f. hall Friday 81
ening, when plans for a dance Satnr- NJ
y evening, besides other business, Sc
II be discussed. of
r. II. Cummings and son, Eugene, of in
rtland. spent Sunday in Mosier. Sc
nile here they enjoyed an auto ride
t to the farm. w
Manzanita Rebekah lodge held very M
'asant meeting last Saturday evening m
tn the largest attendance in evidence -,
at has been for some time past. Four %
W members were initiated and ban Sc
ct appropriate for Eastertime was wi
loyed. There were 35 present. ch