The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-11-30

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ing Thanksgiving program. Due credit
should be given Mrs. Mathews as well
as the students.
A mass meeting was held Saturday
afternoon at $50 in charge of the
school board. The budget was voted
on for the coming school year. An
other meeting will be called later to
decide on the plans and specifications
for an auditorium on account OF the. in
creased enrolment of pupils.
Mr.. Wipplei idrove to Portland Sun
day.
Mrs. Z. M. Strauss and daughter,
Miss Harriette, and Miss Thelma
johnson are spending a few days sin
Portland this week.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Macrum left on
the afternoon train Sunday for Port
land.
Mrs. James Carroll and baby, and
her sister, Mrs. Leonard, left Sunday
for short visit with their parents at
Fairview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth, of The Dalles,
attended the |. o. o. F.. lodge banquet
here Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Evans, having
| completed the apple packing at their
place Saturday noon. gave social
evening to those helping with their
work. Dancing was enjoyed and
dainty refreshments were served.
Miss Pearl Mcclure returned Sunday
afternoon from visit in Pendleton.
Herbert Graves, Wheeler Clarke and
Albert Osborn were attending the
dance at the Oriental Cafe in Hood
River Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Arlington and
family, Mrs. Mathews and Mrs. Rush
er were visiting Mrs. Allington's
brother near The Dalles Sunday. They
encountered two inches Of snow on the
seven-mile hill and returned by way of
the highway.
W. E. Huskey and family were called
to Salem Sunday afternoon on account
of the serious illness of his daughter,
Mrs. Cecil Rowland.
F. L. Taylor, formerly of Eugene.
has located in Mosier and will conduct
the barber shop in Races store.
The faculty of the Mosier schools
was in The Dalles attending teachers
institute which convened Monday for a
three-day session.
The Italian orchestra of Extra Gang
No. /, stationed at Rowena, returned
to their home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Smiley left Wednesday for Port
land.
The date of the minstrel which was
to have been given some time during
Thanksgiving week has been postponed
on account of the illness of some of the
members. The date set for this enter
tainment will be between Christmas
and New Years. Practice will go on
just the same and a very enjoyable
evening is being planned.
The Y. M. C. A. girls will hold their
bazaar December 8 at the "Y" Hut
at 2 O'Clock. Come early and select
your Christmas gifts.
Many of the college students are ex-
pected home for Thanksgiving vaca-
ton, among whom are Alice Shogren
and Mildred Nichol.
Miss Frances Weller is expected
home Wednesday for Thanksgiving va
cation. Miss Weller is attending st.
Helen's hall in Portland.
Mrs. F. M. Piercey and small son
are moving TO Inc DdlleS.
Mrs. Paul Bailey and little daughter
will soon join her husband in Califor-
MIA.
Last Saturday night the local lodges
of the |. 0. 0. F. and Rebekahs as
sembled at their hall to do honor to
double event. The occasion was the
burning of the mortgage, clearing all
Indebtedness of the building. By coin
cidence the date chosen happened to be
the 9th anniversary of the wedding of
John M. Carroll to Hattie (Hunterl
Carroll. When the committee became
aware of this anniversary they at once
took advantage and planned a surprise
with the result that a handsome we'd
ding cake was cut after presentation
of a set of silver spoons donated by
the sisters of the order, the presenta |
tiOn being made by Sister Mathews. |
About $50 Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and |
their entire families assembled to do |
honor to this double occasion and some |
excellent addresses were made by |
Brother Doan, of The 'Dalles, and also
E. II. Hartwig, of Hood River. After
the banquet the tables were removed /
and dancing became the order of the |
hour with card tables prepared up |
stairs for those who did not wish to
dance. The Italian orchestra from
Rowena furnished the music for the
dance. assisted by Miss Howey. Many
thanks are due them for the excellent
entertainment, which was ably second
ed by Mr.. Burkhart and Mr.. Milligan.
Everyone voted the event the greatest
ever held in Mosier and departed wish
ing the two married celebrants many
more years of happiness and usefulness
to the order.
Through an arrangement by G. w.
Daigh, county agent of Wacso county,
Clayton L. Long, hortieulturist of the
Oregon Agricultural College Extension
service, met with growers of the Mill
Creek section Tuesday. On Wednes-
day Mr.. Daigh addressed the orchard
lists of the Mosier section at the Odd
Fellows hall. A pruning demonstra-
tion was given on the orchard place of
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