The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-03

evening from an extended business trip
through eastern Oregon, Idaho, Mon
tana and Washington.
l.. J. Merrill is enjoying frequent
visits with his father and mother and
aunt, who are spending some time IN
Hood River valley and Mosier.
Mrs. d. w. Hudson came up from
Portland Saturday for Decoration Day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Evans. OF Hood
River, were in Mosier Sunday.
r. II. Cummings, Of Portland, spent
Sunday in Mosier.
Mrs. Rachael Stewart, of Portland.
spent the week end here with her son,
Vim. Rowland, and family.
Mrs. +. A. Race and children arrived
| last week from Moro and are getting
nicely settled in their own home. Mo-
ser people are glad to welcome Mr..
Race and his family back in Mosier.
Miss Edith TrekeIl, of Portland, is
visiting her uncle, Geo. Mathews, ana
wife.
Mr.. Belts, travelling representative
| for the California Iron Works, of Los
Angeles, was in Mosier Saturday and
Sunday.
The ball game Sunday afternoon be-
tween White Salmon and Mosier was a
very closely contested game. Owing to
accidents to two of the Moser boys
during the game the home team was
badly handicapped. The score in the
last half of the ninth inning stood to
0 in favor Of White Salmon, when the
game was called off.
Mrs. Robt Brooke, of Portland, spent
Sunday in Mosier with her husband.
who is foreman and bookkeeper for the
johnson Construction Co.
The new concrete building being
erected for use as a garage by j. T. |
Carroll and sods, is now nearing com
pletion and will be ready soon for the |
installation of the necessary appliances
for working.
Saturday Mrs. J. r. Davenport and |
little daughter spent the day at Odell
at the home of o. l.. Walter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Evans and son.
Ben, of Hood River spent Sunday in
Mosier.
The school board announces the fol-
lowing teachers as selected for the
coming school year: Principal, Miss
Mabel Bennett; seventh and eighth
grades, John p Ross; fifth and sixth
grades, Mrs. Fannie Nielsen; primary,
Mrs. Olive Cement, leaving a vacancy
n the third and fourth grades and as
'istant branches to be get filled.
Lloyd Fisher attended to business in
Portland the first of the week.
Word was received Monday Of the
leath of our former citizen, John Ev-
ms, who has resided in Phoenix, Ariz.,
or a number Of years. Death occurred
Saturday, May 30; burial in Phoenix
une |. Mr.. Evans was a member of
he local Odd Fellow lodge.
Last Wednesday afternoon the La
les Aid was pleasantly entertained at
he home of Mrs. b. w. Veatch. After
he business meeting dainty refresh
nents were served. Mrs. S. h. Evans
vas much surprised upon entering the
ming room to see large cake with
andles and floral trimmings occupying
he place of honor on the table. They
oon realized the meaning of the beau
ful cake, as it was the date of her q
3rd birthday. In the midst of much
lerriment the candles were lighted.
fter which little Misses Doris Cherry
nd Audrey Evans presented to each
ne present floral spray from the
axe, with her name onga card attached
Irs. Evans cut the cake and all Joined Y
! making it quickly disappear. She
ssponded to the hostess in a few well 4
losen remarks, thanking her for the M
onor bestowed. Those present were A
Irs. Marietta Harlan. Mrs. Amos y
DOT, Mrs. w. A. Husbands, Mrs. S. Il.
vans, Mrs. Ernest Evans, Mrs. II. II. e.
ielsen. Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain, Mrs II
m. Marsh,s Mrs. f. j. Middleswart, s.
RS. w. T. Mcclure. Mrs. A. A. =
arsh, Mrs. las Cherry. Mrs. f. A. n
llingten, Mrs. Geo. w. Mathews, a
RS. Thos Lelliott, Mrs. f. M. Strauss, 81
rs. VIM. Johnson, Mrs. c. G. Nichol, III
RS. c. Holley. Mrs. f. c. Cornett and a
isses Thelma Johnson and Ida Mel n
n. The color scheme was pink and
cen.
Mrs. j. T. Davenport, who has been a
sitting her parents at The Dalles. had Y
G pleasure of attending a very inter
ting meeting of the Old Fort Dalles n
Society at the Museum. The
Getting was called to order by the %
esident. Mrs. Benton Mays, and some e
~ interesting articles were read of II
J time history, most of them being n
ken from newspapers. The ladies a
en- retired to the dining room to a q
licious luncheon after which a short q
ogram was rendered as follows:
Piano solo, Mrs. Babcock vocal solo,
rs. f. c. Price; piano solo, Mrs. Da- n-
uport.
taofipna Of tho uietcricoI Coo;,t,