The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-07-27
CDELL.
Mrs. Katherine Kemp went to Port

Mrs. Katherine Kemp went to Port
land Wednesday of last week.
The M. E. Ladies Aid Society met
at the home of Mrs. I. w. Atkinson
Wednesday afternoon for work and a
social time.
A very pleasant social was given
under the auspices of the M. +. Ladies
Aid the evening of "Wednesday, July
19. A goodly number attended and
enjoyed the evening. Ice cream was
served.
The recital given by the pupils of
Mrs. Marguerite Walter last Friday
evening was up to the usual high
standard of these entertainments.
Everyone taking part did his or her
part in very creditable manner. The
program follows:
|. Music. Melody of Love.
H. Englemann, OPP. 600.
Ellen Shelley.
2. What Bill Says" Mary Magill.
Marie Gould.
3. "lhe Guileless Witness.
Merton Folts.
a. "Aeolf The Martyr"
A. W. Marchmont.
Ellen Shelley.
4. "Original Pantomime.
Marie Gould.
6. "When the Minister Comes to
Tea. Juliet Tompkins.
Earl Atkinson.
Z. "A Studious Girl. "
Minnie w. Gates.
Helen Lewis.
8. 1.-The Chief Operator.
Elizabeth Phelps.
Marie Gould.
8. American Beauties.
Bell Marshall Locke.
Ellen Shelley.
10. Little Friend in the Mirror. "
Anna Philley.
Alice Clark.
Mrs. Connaway, of Portland, has
been here for visit with her son, IL.
Connaway, of the Connaway Mer. Co.
BIT. Young's condition remains prac-
tically unchanged. He spent several
days last week in Hood River that he
might be near the chiropractlc from
whom he has been receiving treatment
but he returned Sunday to his home IN
Odell.
Mrs. j. D. Leedon is mere from Los
Angeles, CAL, visiting her son who
is manager of the Home Tel. Co. office
at Odell
Abe Ensininger and son. Ole, left
last week for a visit with relatives in
Pennsylvania.
The following teachers have been
employed for the school year begin
ming August 2Sth: r. Lee Black, Prin-
cipal; Miss Della Rush, intermediate
Miss Eliza Love, Intermediate; Miss
Florence Leedy, Primary. Thesbcard
of directors have considered carefully
and selected the above corps of teach
ers as the best, in their opinion, among
a large number of applications and
they expect a profitable years school
work. The directors have also decided
to purchase venetian shades for the
west windows, as well as new seats
where needed.
Tuesday evening, July-lSth, Install
ing officer 7. Lacey installed the fol
lowing officers of Hazel Rebekah lodge
for the ensuing term: Mrs. Marie
Kemp, N. g.. Mrs. Essie Hagey, V.
G.; Mrs. Bertha Folts, Sec; Mrs.
Elizabeth Eggert, Treas.
Miss Ruth Barrett, of Fir, spent
several days last week visiting Hattie
Atkinson.
MIR. and Mrs. C. D. Fish and daughter,
Alice, went to Portland Monday. They
will be accompanied home by theil
friend, Miss Mabel Cierce, of River
side, Gal.
w. L. Sheirbon expects his father
and mother here soon for visit.
A. b. Brooks has gone to Cherry
Vale, Ore, where he has homestead
OdelI church goers enjoyed two
interesting sermons Sunday. In the
morning lone by Rev. Willoughby anC
in the evening one by Rev. Airheart
The C. f. meeting Sunday evening
was interesting with Geo. Atkinson
leader.
Geo. F. Coe, of Hood River, spent
Sunday at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. G. E. Bowerman.
Rev. Vim. Thompson. of Spokane
Wash, arrived Sunday and will remain
here for time on business connected
with his work as S. S. Missionary.