The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-04-29
MOSIER.

Mosier friends received word Satur
day morning from Mrs. II. M. Roop oi
the very sudden death cf Mr.. Roop Fri
day evening in Independence at the
home of their daughter in-laW, Mrs.
| VIM. Barnett, where the old couple had
arrived Wednesday evening TO make
their home. The message stated that
no arrangements had been made for
funeral services.
Mark A. Mayer returned home the
last Of the week over the Highway in
company with S. A. Benson, of Port
land.
The ball game Friday afternoon be
tween the high school boys Of Hood
River and the Mosier high school was
we'll attended and full of interest from
start to finish. The game was not
commenced until after school closed,
which made the time short, when the
return trip for the two big trucks from
Hood River was considered. Owing "a
that fact it was decided after the fifth
inning to make the game seven innings
because of the lateness of the hour. AT
the close of the seventh inning the
score stood ll-l4 in favor of Hood Riv-
er. All the boys played well. There
will be return game played at Hood
River in the near futue.
A fine boy arrived in the home of
MIR. and Mrs. C. c. Brooks April %.
j. N. Mosier arrived from Blackfoot,
Ida, Saturday to see TO his property
interests.
The Union Sunday school rally was
held last week Monday evening at the
Church Of Christ. A large audience
enjoyed the special program of vocal
and instrumental music and speaking
Harold Humbert. of Portland, was the
principal speaker of the evening and
explained at length the interchurch
movement.
Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain and children
visited Grandpa and Grandma Middle
swart in Hood River last week.
Geo. Chamberlain motored TO Tygh
Valley last week after several hives of
bees. He was accompanied by his
brother-in. law, Mr.. Morgensen.
Let everyone remember the date of
the cleanup day, May 3. Everyone
turn out and see what a jolly good time
can be had in making our little city
shine like a new pin and then all are TO
enjoy an old fashioned basket supper
at the grounds near Cold Spring, which
has been designated as a park for auto
parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Vensel were in
town Thursday with their new Chevro-
let.
Miss Ann Shogren motored to The
Dalles Thursday.
W. f. Chown was in The Dalles last
week Wednesday.
A physician was called to Mosier
last week Tuesday to attend Geo. Car
roll who was taken suddenly i'll. He is
much better at this writing, Friday.
Misses Helen and Wilma Folsom
spent the week end with friends in
Cascade Locks.
J. T. Davenport received word Sun
day that his brother, Geo. l.. Daven-
port. Of Portland, was very ill with
10 be out of danger late Sunday even
ing.
Geo Evans and family motored 20
rroutdale Sunday. where they enjoyed
The sport Of catching smelt in Sandy
river. They stopped along the way at
points Of interest. taking their lunch az
Bonneville. Mr.. Evans father, Lee
Evans. accompanied the party.
Lee Hunter left Monday for Cen
ralia, where he will be employed In
he Kane Mfg. plant.
Mr. and Mrs. Wash Mckinney. Of /
8lalock spent Sunday with Mr.. and .
Mrs. Fred Evans.
r. l.. Duvall was in Heed River .
Monday.
Lloyd Fisher was in The Dalles Sun
lay.
Sunday and Monday were grand DAYS,
s warm and balmy AS real summer.
iany people enjoyed long auto rides
nd others walked along roadways. en-
Dying the scenery and the rarity Of
uch days 50 early IN the spring. Ev-
lything looks lovely, the blossoming
richards, green fields and hillsides
hoWing such beautiful coloring with
be towering wild shrubs. different
7ild flowers and green grass, N