The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-26
MOSIER.

| mIsb DcdIIIcG IlSDtI anu lIlCilNA hloi
Gould, were in Mosier recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Shinn and baby
arrived last week to visit Mr.. and Mrs
J.R Wilcox.
Mrs. Backland and mother Mrs
Clarke, of Portland, are visiting at the
Engleke home.
Matt Shogren, Jr., of Eugene, ha:
been visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Wyss.
F. e. Harding, of Salt Lake, spent &
few days in Mosier recently while er
route to Seattle to visit friends. He
has anice tract Of orchard near Mosier
which he visits every year.
W. II. Hill and family left last week
for Yakima, Wash. where they will
reside.
Mrs. j. K. Higley, accompanied by
her daughters, Mary and Ruth, Misses
Harriet Strauss and Ruby Proctor
spent last week out camping at Lost
Lake. E. M. Strauss took them out to
the Lake.
Geo. Chamberlain is erecting a new
apple house on his fruit farm on the
road near Mosier
Ten members Of the ]. 0. O. F. lodge
attended meeting in The Dalles Mon
day evening, where they listened to a
fine address by DR.. Johnson. of Port
land Grand Master of the order for the
state of Oregon.
Miss Lizzie Elder, of Parkdale, was
in Mosier Saturday
Mru TObv, De-, taFE Co4,,wIay, fo~
ten day stay in Portland with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Engleke have
left for two weeks outing at their
old home near Bandon. They will visit
friends in Portland en- route.
Mrs. j. Sendlinger and son, William.
by Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Brown, were in The Dalles Wednesday
Of last week.
Mrs. w. E. Clark and son and Joseph
Higley were in The Dalles last week
w Wednesday.
Mrs. F, A. Arlington is visiting her
sister in Tacoma.
Miss Thelma johnson had dental
work attended to in The Dalles last
week.
Some Mosier people attended the cir
,us in The Dalles last week.
Mrs. j. P. Erhart, of Portland, is
,isiting her mother, Mrs. Dunsmore,
and family.
Mrs. o. E. Wilson and son Frank,
vent to The Dalles last week, where
he young man remained for a time to
)e under the care of physician.
G. p. Morden and family are out
amping this week.
f. ID. Carter, from near Oregon
)ity, has moved onto the Poe ranch
outh of Mosier.
Born 49, To Mr.. and Mrs. Guy II.
swain Saturday, August ID, a son. who
will respond to the name of Robert
iuy.
p. j. and 0. T.. Wilson now have
lew Ford, purchased through the Car
oil garage.
Jno. o. Beldin and family enjoyed
n outing for a few days near Lost
AXE. returning home Friday evening.
Some time Friday night burglars
ntered the Carroll garage and stole !
iN ACdA All06 liOiil a. ilCW lIuChs IntN |
ad evidently looked over all the tires
I the house. as the wrappings had
cen torn. Finding no others to suit
heir purpose they removed the ones
rom the truck and departed, leaving
ONE of their tools behind in their
urry
Mrs. Elizabeth Lelliott received word |
riday that her husband had come out |
rom the operation, undergone Friday |
lorning at the st. Vincent hospital in
ortland. successfully and was doing |
cry nicely. 1t is hoped that he may
bon recover and be able to return to
is home.
Mrs. II. II. Moore and children ar
we'd from FIT. Brown, Texas, last
riday evening. They are spending
Dme time up at the Vensel ranch, with
lr. and Mrs. w. C. Vensel, before
loving into town for the winter.
apt. Moore will come later, as soon
5 he can be relieved from duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ginger and son
dwin visited the stock and wheat
snch of J. +. Tryon. of Castle Rock,
gently. They also visited Pc Ell,
here Mrs. Glnger's uncle lives, and
r.. and Mrs. lsom at Washougal.
hey stopped en- route at Vancouver to
sit Mr.. Ginger's brother. and will go
the huckleberry fields before return
& to Mosier
Mosier citizens have been requested
cooperate with the people of Hood
iver county and assist in celebrating
e completion of the Columbia River !
ighway to Hood River and Mosier 5
30 TO do honor to S. Benson, who by
s untiring efforts and generous ex-
,nditure Of money, has made this ,
eat event possible. This celebration {
TO be held September 6. Labor Day,
Chautauqua park in Hood River, 5