The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-03-03
MOSIER.

from Los Gatos, Callf., where he ha
spent the winter for Mrs. Littlepage
health. He reports her condition a
much improved, and hopes for her T.
be able to Join him here in the summe
time.
There has been a seige of chickenpo.
and other ailments going around amonJ
'the smaller folks of the communit,
and much grip everywhere.
Miss Anne Shogren, accompanied BY
her sister, Miss May, motored up from
Portland Tuesday.
Mrs. e. W. Mathews and small sol
are visiting relatives in Tacoma
Wash, and Portland.
W. E. Chown, E. j. Bailey and V. r,
Brooks were doing jury duty in The
Dalles the past week.
W. A. Davis left last week for Co.
burg, Or, where he thinks of locating.
MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd d. Fisher. Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Nichol and Orie II.
Hodge arrived this week from Julia
eta, Idaho, where they have spent
the last few months.
j. H. Piercey was in Mosier Satur-
day for few hours.
l.. j. Merrill, P. j. Wilson, Capt.
II. II. Moore and J. M. Wilson at
tended a Masonic meeting in Hood
River last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain and
Mrs. b. Dunsmore and Miss l.. Duns-
more were in Hood River Friday.
L. Lamb and C. I. Bennett were in
The Dalles Friday.
For the benefit and information Of
all who may not know the fact, we
would like to state that the Mosier
school consists of the IL grades, and
domestic science; that the high school
is accredited. The staff of teachers
is doing good work and the shcool
progressing very satisfactorily. Many
times when people move into a strange
community they get the wrong idea
about things and are misinformed,
thereby losing the opportunities that
lie at their door.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Strauss enter
tanned on the evening of February % |
IN honor of the 18th birthday of their |
eldest daughter, Miss Harriet. Dane |
ing was the amusement of the evening, |
after which delicious refreshments |
were served. Those present were
Misses Mildred Nichol, Thelma johnson |
Ruth Higley, Wilma Folsom, Sara Fol- |
som. Ruby Proctor, Ida Nielsen, Elsie |
Carlson and Arvilla Husbands; Messrs.
Frank Proctor, Wheeler Clark, Bert
Osborne, Ben Carroll, Nelson Ross,
Francis Nielsen, Lucius Foote, Glenn
Wilcox, and Norwood Hads. Mrs.
Strauss was assisted in serving by /
Mrs. VIM. johnson. The young folks
III reported having enjoyed a most
pleasant evening and after thanking
heir genial host and hostess for the
Joined in wishing many
appy returns of the day to Miss
iarriett.
Mrs. E. A. Race entertained the
.adies Aid at her home last Wednes-
ay afternoon. The next meeting will
e at the home of Mrs. w. A. Hus-
ands when Mrs. Amos Root will act
s hostess.
Harold Stoltz, who is connected with
he u. S. Mail service in Portland, is
njoying a two weeks vacation on the
arm with his parents.
Mrs. J. z. Ross spent the past week
isiting her daughter in Portland.
Mosier orehardists are busy pruning.
Miss Ethel Hudson is in The Dalles :
ospital where she was operated upon
st Tuesday for appendicitis. She is
'ported as recovering very satisfac-
rily.
Frank Wilson is reported as gaining
gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zackman, of Centralia,
n., are visiting his brother, Leonard
ickman, and wife.
j. W. Blakely is visiting in Portland
7 a few weeks.
Miss Wanda Haskell spent the week
d in The Dalles.
Guy Duvall is reported as improving n
~ satisfactorily under the treatment
is taking at the st. Vincent Hospi-
in Portland.
F. E. Conlee is recovering from a
we're spell of tonsilitis.
las. Cherry and J. n. Mosier were
Hood River Monday.
Mrs. II. H. Nicklin is in the hospital
The Dalles-
send your laundry to the Hood River
undry Co. and be satisfied. f. RE.
agent, located IN Veatch &
&c pool hall.