The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-17
ODELL

The Ladies Aid society will meet
az the home Of Mrs. Howard Leedom
next week Wednesday afternoon.
Members and friends cordially invited
to attend.
The following teachers have signed
contracts for the ensuing school year
in Odell: Principal. Miss Della Rush ;
upper intermediate, Miss Emma Sven
son: lower intermediate, Miss Eliza
Love; primary, Miss Anna Quick;
Care has been exercised by the board
of directors and they believe q capable
and efficient corps of instructors has
been secured and with proper effort
and cooperation on the part OF pupils
and parents a successful school year
should result.
By mutual agreement the merchants
of the East Side have dispensed with
the delivery service. In their notices
they have set forth their reasons for
this move and we believe that with
few exceptions their customers accept
the merchants view of this question.
We learned last week that Albert
Walter passed away at the home OF a
neighbor with whom he was riding
home from The Dalles. Mr.. Walter
became very i'll and these neighbors
did what they could for his relief. APP
parently he was feeling better and
arose and went to the door, where he
fell, expiring Immediately. The
funeral was not held until all five sons
could be present, which was, we be-
ieve, on Thursday.
BY an exchange of property b. I.
Young has acquired a 100 acre tract
near Weiser, Idaho, and the former
owner of this tract now owns the prop
erty upon which Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Young now reside.
An option was taken on the VIM.
Ehrck home tract last week by a Da-
kota man.
The stores of ConnawaY Mercantile
Co. and Purdy Il Chapman will be
closed ON Friday, July 25, for the chau-
tauqua near Parkdale.
II. Connaway, clerk of school dist
rict No. S, 0dell, has posted notices
calling for bids for Is cords of good
four-f foot fir wood to be delivered in
the wood shed at the school house.
Bids close July rs.
Chester Stansbury, of Portland, is
seriously i'll of typhoid fever at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Stansbury, of Portland. Every atten-
tion that physicians and trained
nurse and the loving care of parents
and relatives is being given him and
we hope soon to be able to report him
out of danger.
After three weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Katherine Kemp, Mrs.
Ray Sturgess returned Saturday to her
home in Portland.
The Guild will meet Thursday. this,
afternoon, at 2 o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. Hunter.
Mrs. Rose Robinson, of Portland,
is here for visit with her sister, Mrs.
Katherine Kemp.
Little Miss Katherine Kemp, of The
Dalles, is here visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Katherine Kemp. From here she will
go to Portland for visit with other
relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Emery and daughters, Fay
and Ruth, are here from Omaha, Neb.
for a visit at the home of MIR. and Mrs
d. P. Emery and Mrs. and Mrs. Harry
Emery. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith. Of
Oregon City, are also visiting at the
Emery home.
S. Ishikawa submitted to an opera
tion last week in Portland hospital
Latest reports indicate his condition al
satisfactory as could be expected,
A few friends were invited to atten'
surprise birthday party given fo
Mrs. G. E. Bowerman last Saturda!
evening. The time passed very pleas
antly in a social way. Dainty refresh
ments we're served and all wished Mrs
Bowerman many happy returns of tn
day.
One of the very pleasantest socia
affairs when over 40 members an
friends of the senior Bible class of tn
Methodist Sunday school, of 0delI, at
tended banquet in the basement o
| the church last Friday evening. Th
decorations were in the national colors
one table white, one red, and one blue
| The refreshments were delicious an
every one present appeared to enJo
| the occasion to the utmost. Mis-
Moore, as teacher of this class ha
been very successful and the class
now organized and in fine working oi
der and the members are loyal and Ell
thusiastic.
AT the election held recently the fo
lowing officers were chosen by TIL
Methodist Sunday school for the ensl
ing year: Mrs. l.. A. f. Clark, supt
John Duckwall. asst. supt. Algi
Weinheimer, sec. +. G. Hagey, ass
sec. :. Il. G. Hagey, treas. Mrs. v
G. Ehrck, supt. cradle roll: Mrs. How
ard Leedom, asst. supt., cradle rol
Horace Sylvester, supt. TEN. dept
Miss Eva Boyed. organist Mis-
Blanche Laiferty, asst. organist; Mi
Mary Sheppard. chorster; Miss Vic
Mapes. asst. chorister. Teachers
Glass No. |. Mrs. K. I. Hull, teache
Mrs. w. b. Butchart, asst. Glass N
2, Miss Ruth Clark, teacher. Miss
Verna Wilson, asst; Glass No. 8, MIR
F. A. Massee, teacher. Mrs. l..
Weinheimer, asst. Glass No. d, Arch
Moss, teacher, John Duckwall, asst
Glass No. 5, Mrs. j. f. Ferguso
teacher; Glass No. 6, Miss Susie
Moore, teacher; Glass No. z, Mrs.
N. Butchart. teacher. Mrs. W.
Sheirbon, asst.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Servic
Rev. G. NJ. Carson, Il a. m. Epwor
League, 1880 p. m. at the Methodi
church next Sunday.
Mrs. Stowell, mother of Rev. WI
A. Sunday, is ill. Rev. Sunday a
family are expected here this week
visit with his mother and to spe
his vacation. This great evangel