The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-06-12
ODELL

While working with donkey engine
on the mountain southeast of Odell last
Friday q. b. COovert was injured. Mr..
Covert is in the employ of the com.
pany operating saw mill at the point
mentioned. Mrs. Covert and the chill
dren went up Sunday to be near and
care for him.
Twin sons were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Lewis last week. One of
the little ones lived but a short time.
The other is living at this time, and
Mrs. Lewis, whose condition has been
very serious. is improving. Mr..
Lewis mother came up from Portland
and remained until Monday. Mrs.
Ledyard, Mrs. Lewis mother, was at
the coast and she returned to her home
IN Portland and came up Sunday. She
will remain for several weeks.
Invitations have been issued to men
over l8 years of age to attend a social
hygiene meeting for men only to be
held in the school house next Friday
evening. While the committee in
charge strives to reach every man by
invitation it is the desire of those in
terested that all who are eligible at
tend whether they receive a personal
invitation or not. Several speakers
will be present and the questions usu-
ally thouched upon at such meetings
will receive attention.
The mothers of the Parent Teachers
association will meet at the home of
Mrs. E. q. Dutro at o'clock Friday
afternoon. A special program and
question box, followed by social hour
will be features of the afternoon. The
committee in charge extends cordial
invitation to all ladies over l8 years of
age to attend.
A gold brooch set with brilliants was
lost about two weeks ago. This brooch
was worn at the Union church and is
supposed to have been lost there.
Finder will. please notify Mrs. il. A. E.
Clark.
Mrs. Emil Schiller has been in poor
the hospital in Hood River for treat
ment.
l.. A. E. Clark left Sunday for trip
which will include The Dalles. Stan
field, and Pendleton. He goes on busi-
ness.
j. Boggs Dodd, D. D., who speaks in
the interest of the second World
Christian Citizenship Conference to be
held in Portland June 20 to July 6, de-
liveied a strong address in the Metho-
dist church at 0dell last Sunday morn
ing. DR.. Dodd travels under the aus
pices of the National Reform Associa-
ton and he urges earnest thought and
the placing of men whose characters
are above reproach in tn, positions of
trust in civil life that our nation may
stand as she should stand, model Tor
all nations.
The annual school meeting will be
held in the school house next Monday
at 2 p. m. A director to serve three
years and clerk to serve one year are
to be erected and the business usual at
such meetings transacted.
Children's Day will be observed at
the Union church next Sunday morning
with a suitable program. Rev. Har-
greaves is announced for the evening.
The Methodist church is specially fa-
vored next Sunday, as Rev. W. B.
IOunR, OF nOOu hlVer, VIII speak III
the morning and Rev. 0. H. Perry. of
Sunnyside, WASH, in the evening.
Both are strong men and fine speakers
and we are glad to be able to annuonce
their coming.
Orrie Cushman expects to attend the
rose carnival in Portland this week.
The June meeting of the Ferguson BIZ
Bile class will be held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Ferguson Thurs
day, this, evening. The committee in
charge has planned for program and
social and general good time is ex-
pected.
The strawberry harvest is now on in
Odell. Berries are of fine quality, help
not as plentiful as might be desired.
Messrs. Kimball. Wheeler, Lafferty.
Wienheimer, Clark, Cutler, Duckwall
are those about Odell who lhave fields
of berries. There are also sometime
berries grown:just above Odell IN Will
low Flat.
Miss Alberta Warner will attend the
rose festival in Portland this week and
will meet relatives who are coming to
spend the summer with Miss Warner
and her brother, W. R. Warner.