The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-01-26
CDELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hit, of Port
land, have been here for visit at the
home of Mrs. Hits parents, MIR. and
Mrs. II. S. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Lyman and little
daughter, Gladys, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Lyman's parents, Rev. and
Mrs. T. w. Atkinson, leave this week
for their new home at Redlands, Cal.
Glenn Young returned home Sunday
from a three weeks stay at Corvallis,
where he attended one of the o. A. c.
Short Courses.
Frances Tousey will be here this
week for ten days visit with her
mother, Mrs. Sarah f. Tousey.
Frances attends school in Portland
and her record has been such that she
is entitled to vacation at this time,
mid term examinations now being
held.
Mrs. f. T. Folts enjoys the friend
ship of large circle of friends who
will be very sorry to hear that she is
not recovering SO satisfactorily as was
for a time believed, an affection that
sometimes follows surgical operations
having attacked her. All sincerely
hope that all discouraging symptoms
disappear in good time and that she
may rapidly recover.
The Misses Webber, of Hood River,
visited their brother, Walter Webber,
Sunday at the Lawrence-Smith fruit
farm, where Mr. Webber is packing
apples.
Mrs. G. F. Smith received tele-
gram telling of her mother, Mrs. Stan
ions, safe arrival at Fort Worth, Tex.
Mrs. Stanton was so fortunate as to
have been passenger on train that
was not delayed by snCw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Davis are here
for a visit with Mr.. Davis parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Davis.
O. H. Rhoades attended the state
convention OF County Courts in Port
land last week.
Every one is glad to see M. d. Odell
able to be out and taking up his work
as S. S. supt. and other work along
religious and temperance lines. MIR.
Odell suffered from very severe
attack of la grippe.
Mrs. Guy Talmage and her little
daughter, Rosalie. left Monday for
their home at Sandy, Ore, after a
months visit with Mrs. Talmage's
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Troy Shelley,
and other relatives and many friends.
Sleighing has been quite good and
many have enjoyed this very pleasant
method of transportation.
We are pleasedfto be able to say that
we believe the time is near at hand
when measures will be adopted where
by Hood River Valley will be a terri
tory over which one may travel and
find good roads the rule, as the per
manent roads movement is receiving
much attention here.
If one may judge by prevailing SEN
timent about Odell the solution of this
problem will be an event of the not
distant future.
School opened Tuesday of last week
and is going nicely. At this writing
the quarantine is still enforced in the
two homes in which scarlet fever ex-
listed and no new cases have appeared.
The meeting of the Shakespearean
CluD are proving hRhly instructive ana
entertaining, the members evincing
interest and their work, proving that
they are giving the subject careful
thought and study.
AS this must be written too early for
an account of the entertainment by
Mrs. Walters, we hope next week to
write of what we feel certain will be
we'll worth attending.
A very interesting c. E. meeting
last Sunday evening with prayer as
topic and Leita Bowerman, leader.
Rev. Crenshaw was at Fossil Ore,
assisting in special meetings and had
requested Rev. Atkinson to occupy the
pulpit at Odell for Sunday evenings
service, but Rev. Atkinson suffered
from an attack of la grippe and was
unable to preach