The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-17
MOSIER.

time friends of Mark A. Mayer. ar
rived Sunday from Cincinnati, o., Il
spend the summer at Mayerdale. The
colonel is, and has been for years. 1
breeder of fancy horses. In the yeal
1887 he won the most classic of al
southern racing events, the Kentucky
Derby, with his famous horse. Mon
trose. This success brought him one
of the largest winnings of any ever
turned on any American race course,
$l25, 600.
Ernest Evans and Chas. Bennett
were in Parkdale last week Wednesday
on business.
Misses Ruth Clement, of Portland,
and Eloise Copper, of Hood River,
were in Mosier last week Wednesday,
hiking back over the Highway.
w. f. Huskey visited his daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Marsh. near The Dalles, last
week Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Burpee, Gof Port
land spent few days last week in
M osier.
A Sunday school picnic was held on
Rock creek near town Friday.
Twenty-Five members of the Odd
Fellows lodge went over to Hood River
last Thursday evening where they en-
Joyed seeing the first degree work.
j. p. Ross was a business visitor in
Hood River Thursday.
Robert Ross returned home from Cor
wallis Thursday evening. He had vis-
tied his sister, Blanche, and other rela-
tives in Portland since Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cook, accompanied
by their daughters, Lyle and Wanda,
and Miss Anna Sollie, went to The
Dalles Friday, where the wedding of
James Cook, of Tygh Valley, and Miss
SOlle was solemnized. The newly mar
RED couple will spend a few days in
MOsier with VIM. Cook and family be-
fore leaving for their Tygh Valley
home.
Mrs. b. L. Sellinger. accompanied by
her sister, Miss Elsie Carlson, went to
Portland Sunday, where they will visit
their brother, Alex Carlson, and wife
for a week or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bailey have moved
here from The Dalles for the summer.
They are occupying one of the Hudson
flats.
Mrs. G. McGruder and little son, of
Clatskanie. arrived Saturday evening
to spend the week end with her sister,
Mrs. }. f. Higley, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cherry and chill
dren are spending the week in Port
land.
Mrs. VIM. Johnson attended to bust
ness in Hood River one day last week.
Mrs. Gerald Wyss went to Milwaukee
Sunday to visit her son. Chas. Aber-
nathy, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Morgensen went
to their Tygh Valley ranch last week
to spend few days.
Mrs. Donald Ahern and two little
sons arrived Monday from El Reno, |
Okla. to visit Mrs. Ahern's parents, !
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Burton. and fam
lily.
Mrs. Aaron II. Gould. her two little |
children and her mother. Mrs. McLynn,
Of Portland, are visiting at the home of |
Misses May and Ann Shogren. Mrs. /
McLynn and the Misses Shogren are .
sisters.
f. j. Middleswart, of Hood River.
W 90 III MbNiNA vi bAolllNEH last NGNh
Wednesday.
Mrs. +. A. Arlington entertained the
Ladies Aid at her home Wednesday
afternoon of last week. Mrs. David
Robinson, of Tillamook, was the guest
# honor.
Last Thursday f. NJ. Strauss took a
'rowd of Boy Scouts over the Highway
IS Far as Crown Point. They stopped
n Hood River, had lunch at Eagle
,reek camp grounds, and on the return
rip stopped at the fish hatchery at
reaching home shortly af-
er z p. m. The following boys were
n the crowd: Ferdinand Strauss, cap
ain. Forrest Evans, Darrell Arlington.
Harold Beldir, Gerald Horn, Roscoe
Jack Cornett and Joe Hig-
ay.
l.. J. Merrill spent the week end in
'ortland, where in addition 10 visiting
is parents he was in the class of can
idates who Joined the Mystic Shrine
aturday afternoon.
Chas. T. Bennett is enjoying a visit
18th his brother. DR.. Geo. q. Bennett.
{ Cleveland, O.. who with his wife
rrived in Portland Sunday where they
ere met by Mr.. Bennett and Geo.
the party returning over
he Highway. The brothers had not
let for a number Of wears. and are
1w the only surviving members Of
leir original family
+. NJ. Strauss and family motored TO
crest Grove Sunday. 90 spend a couple
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dan
lson and family.
L. J. Merrill eft Monday TO attend
.e State Bankers Association meet
g in Eugene.