The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-03-14

success. The various parts of the pro
gram were rendered in a manner that
Indicated interest and energy and an
/ appreclative audience encouraged the
performers to excel in tn 'ir individual
efforts thus resulting in avery credit.
able entertainment. To the teachers,
pupils and those interested who direct.
ed careful thought to the planning and
to the parents and friends who encour-
aged both at home and by their pres
ence at the final trial, Justly falls the
credit for the gratifying result.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcdonald are
now at home in the Bone house in
Willow Flat.
Messrs. John and Peter LEM and
Mr. Kirk, of Wisconsin, are visiting
relatives at the home of Mrs. Anna
Lenz.
Excavating is about completed for a
barn and apple house on the Smith
Lawrence property. There will be two
floors 34x72 feet and a basement cover
ing two-thirds of that space. The
basement will be used for horses, cows
and vehicles. There will be space for
caring for $500 boxes of apples, cold
storage accommodations for 5000 boxes.
Stone masOns will begin work this
week. f. F. Lawrence of the firm, is
the architect.
/ Mrs. VIM. Lenz. of the west side,
was out visiting friends about Odell
one day last week.
Mr.. Barnett, of Wasco. Ore, who
has purchased a part of the B. 7.
Young property, was here last week
looking after his interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crockett left last
week for Forest Grove, Ore, where
they expect to reside in the future.
Next Tuesday evening, Rev. C.
Nj. Carson. assisted by Miss Water
man. will begin a series of meetings in
the Methodist church at 0dell. They
are closing four weeks meeting at
Pine Grove, and those who have at
tended pronounce Miss Waterman ex-
ceptionally fine in evangelistic work.
Special attention will be given that
music of high order be provided dur
ing the meetings.
AS the services of the pastor will be
required at Pine Grove next Sunday
morning there will be no service at
Odell. Sunday school at 10 a. m Ep-
worth League at 80 p. m. A cordial
invitation to all, and especially strang-
ers and those who have no church home
here.
Sunday school 1890. Service, a ser
mon by Rev Troy Shelly, II 80. Chris
tian Endeavor 80 p. M, at the Union
church.
Rev. Bennett, of the Valley Chris
the local members of the w. c. 7. u.
at her home Wednesday,
E. o. Wnans transacted business in
Hood River one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Davenport were
business visitors in Portland this week,
returning home Saturday.
Mrs. Alex Stewart was a business
visitor to Hood River Wednesday af.
ternoon.
Mr.. Helperin, representing an east
ern tailoring firm, spent a few days in
Mosier this week, displaying his goods
and taking orders for suits, at A.
Stewards general store.
Miss Bertha Godbersen spent few
days here during the week with home
folks, returning to her work in The
Dalles after the visit
Mrs. John Lantry aud son, of Lyle,
Wash, came over this week to spend
some time with Mrs. Sellinger. MRS.
Lantry's mother. Bernard Sellinger
is also over from Trout Lake visiting
his mother.
Mrs. Dick Evans, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. A. Evans, of Tacoma,
went to The Dalles Wednesday evening
for few days visit with another sis
ter, Mrs. f. Vickers.
DR.. S. w. Small, of New York, ar
rived Wednesday evening to look over
his interests in Mosier, having some
time ago purchased 40 acres of the old
Sundborg place.
Bert MiddIeswart came from Park
dale Wednesday evening to visit few
days with his parents.
Mrs. J. Conner and daughter, Vera,
were shopping in Hood River, one day
this week.
Geo. S. Reeder returned Wednesday
evening from trip over the William
cite Valley.
G. W. Patterson and family moved
to Hood River Saturday.
Mrs. A. Sellinger and family spent
Saturday visiting in The Dalles.
j. Russell Hill, of Portland, came
Saturday evening to spend Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Haacke and family.
H. G. Kibbee apd S. F. Goss were
passengers to Hood River Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ruth Graham left Sunday for
a short stay in Portland
E. B. Wood, of Portland, came
Friday evening to see his mother, who
is still very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain
entertained Messrs. Birkner and Clark
at Sunday dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. +, Higley and Mrs. Ella B.
Stevenson spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. N. A. Hunter and family.
A. P. Bateham, and DR.. and Mrs. N.
johnson left for Portland Monday.
DR.. Robinson, accompanied by Stark
Akers, Shelley Hudson, Willie Depee
and Phillip Goss, returned from Port
land Sunday evening, where they had
gone to be present at the welcoming
and entertaining of Gen. Baden Powell,
the founder of the Boy Scouts move
ment, which is now represented in so
many countries.
Ira Rowland and family moved over
from the Washington side of the River
Monday, and will occupy the j. Nj.
Denny residence, while Mr.. Denny and
family have gone to live on Mr.. Row
lands place in Washington.
L. Lamb and c. j. Littlepage were
in The Dalles Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jno. Davenport and
daughter came home from The Dalles
Monday.
D. D. Hail was in The Dalles Mon