The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-08-10
CDELL.

Miss Campbell, of Portland, has
been visiting her friend, Mrs. c. F.
Galigan. Miss Mary Frazier, of
Portland, is here for a visit with her
sisters, Mrs. IL. S. Galligan and Mrs.
c. f. Galligan.
Mrs. H. S. Lewis and daughters.
Helen and Gladys, went to Portland
last week for visit with relatives and
friends.
G. w. Lafferty came home early last
week from an extended visit with his
son and daughter at Weiser, Idaho.
MIR. and Mrs. b. T. Young left last
week for Portland. where Mr.. Young
will enter a sanitarium for treatment.
They stopped over at Carson, Wash.
for short visit with their son, Wal
lace.
The following party came in from
Lost Lake recently: Mr.. and Mrs.
Telford Blount, of Hood River. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Lenz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Graener, Miss Anna Lenz, Joe Lenz
and Ed Clark.
Mrs. Lafe Roberts, of Los Angeles,
Cali, surprised her mother, Mrs. Alice
X. Poole, by coming for visit with
out announcing her intention before
coming.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Ferguson and
little daughter. Martha, went to Port
land Saturday for few days business
visit.
Last Friday men numbering fifteen
gathered to assist in building the new
church. Dinner was served at the
home of T. W. Atkinson by the Ladies
Aid and every one seemed to enjoy
the occasion A good deal of work
was accomplished.
On the evening of Friday, August
18th. concert will be given under the
auspices of the Methodist Ladies Alc
Society of Odell at the |. o. O. f.
Hall in Odel. Ernest Il. Fitzsimmons,
violinist, and Louis Des Voignes,
pianist, both graduates of the W. S. c.
School of Music, will be assisted by {
local sooist and reader and we believe
we can assure the public of one of the
best entertainments ever given here
The following clippings express the
sentiment in other places where these
young musicians have appeared II
concert:
ernest Fitzsimmons is member
of the College Orchestra and one o.
the best violin players that has eve
attended the college. SPOKANE
Chronicle.
"'One of the enjoyable features o.
the evening was the rendition of
violin solo by Ernest f. Fitzsimmons
The encore that Mr.. Fitzsimmons re
ceived was satisfactory evidence tina
he is a young msaster of the violin am
pleased the most fastidious critics. p
Davenport.
"Mr. Louis Des Voignes is a grad
uate of the w. S. G.. School of musl
and is a pianist of ability. His grad
uation recital was one of the best eve
given here and his playing IS alway
liked by his audience. Prof. Herber
Kimbrough.
"Mr. Louis DeS Voignes is a yer
pleasing pianist. As graduate h
has made good as a representative Q
the work we are doing. His perfol
mances have called forth the highes
praise. commend him to all musl
lovers, feeling sure as a piano playe
he will satisfy, please and entertal
all who may hear him. Prof. w.
Strong.
An earnest sermon by Rev. Tro
Shelley last Sunday morning. A
interesting C. E. meeting in the evel
ing with Mary Sheppard leader.
Rev. C. l.. Lowther, of Moro. Ore
will hold services at 0dell next Sunda
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sheirbon,
Merrill, Iowa, arrived Sunday and WI
remain here for visit at the home
their son, w. l.. Sheirbon. They e,
press themselves as delighted vii
Hood River Valley.
q. F. Coe and daughter, Elean'
Coe. and granddaughter, Leita Bowe
man, left Monday for Cannon Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bratxon Marvel,
Central Illinois, have been visitlr
relatives near Dufur and Tuesdi
afternoon they came down for Wis
with their niece, Mrs. I. W. Atkinso
Miss Della Rush and her brothe
a real estate and newspaper man fro
Tennessee. were here Tuesday looklI
the Valley over. Mr.. Rush is visitir
relatives at other points in Oregon a.
made the trip here while in the Mort
west.
The lawn social at The home Of N
and Mrs. W. G. Ehrck last Frid
night was a success socially a.
financially. The lawn was hung WI
Japanese lanterns and the effect "
very pleasing. All present thorough
enjoyed the evening A song