The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-09-04

M0n0lOgue-MlSS Nell Snelley.
Vocal Solo-Miss Phila McDuffee.
Vocal Solo-Miss Florence Avery.
Violin Solo Miss Leila Radford.
The candy booth was presided over
by Mrs. Guy f. Smith, Misses Eva
Boyed, Viola Mapes and Jess Duck
wall. The total receipts were $28.76.
Miss Helen Allworth, of Crawford,
Wash. is visiting Miss Marie Gould
for few days previous to her depart
ure for o. A. C.
Members of the Guild and the La
dies Aid society contributed toward
the refreshments furnished the visiting
children from the Boys and Girls Aid
society of Portland who spent Flew
hours in Hood River last Thursday.
John Kroeger took down a box of fresh
fruit.
Several teams from Odell went to
Dee to assist in placing a car of small
fish in the streams above that point.
Five teams were to transport fish in to
Lost Lake.
Miss Phila McDutfee, of Portland,
came up Thursday for visit with Miss
Nell Shelley. Miss McDuffee formerly
resided with her parents in 0dell and
her friends will be pleased to know
that she graduated with first honors
from Washington high school, Portland,
and was awarded scholarship in Reed
College of that city. She expects to
enter September Is. On Thursday
evening Miss Nell Shelley entertained
in Miss McDuffee's honor at dinner.
The guests were Miss Gretchen
Hoerein, and Messrs. Paul and Hans
Hoerlein. II. X. Davenport and Lloyd
Moss. After long illness E. S. Dob
bin passed away Monday afternoon at
his home on the river road. The fu-
neral services were held IN Portland.
Friends deeply sympathize with the
sorrowing wife and other relatives.
On Friday evening at 8 o'clock an
attractive program will be rendered in
the school house. Following the pro-
gram light refreshments will be served
in the library room, Odd Fellows build
Ing, and the patrons of the school will
spend pleasant evening becoming
acquainted with the new teachers and
renewing acquaintances with those who
have served in the capacity of teacher
previous to this year. Patrons, teach
ers and all interested in the school are
invited to this reception. Miss Nor
they Hood River. will be present with
more new books for the library.
Harry Cole, of Philadelphia, Pa,
stopped over Sunday for very short
visit at the home of his aunt, Mrs. d.
7, Emery. Mr., Cole is one of party
of six who are visiting every Indian
tribe IN the United States in the inter
est of the national Indian memorial to
be erected by John Wanamaker, of
Philadelphia, at Fort Wadsworth, the
highest point on the Atlantic coast.
This building will contain Indian relics
and articles of interest to the Indian
and is for his use exclusively.
Mrs. S. 7. White and son, Clark, of
Spokane, Wash, arrived Tuesday of
last week for a weeks visit at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
7. Emery and her brother, Harry
Emery, and his wife. Mrs. White and
Clark White are returning home from
two months tour of the United
States which included stops at Omaha,
Neb., Chicago, ILL.,, Niagara Falls,
Boston, Mass, New York City. Phila-
delphia, Washington, d. c., Florida,
New Orleans, Los Angeles, and Port
land, Ore.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. at the
Methodist church next Sunday. Open
ing and closing service in charge of
class No. 5, Ferguson Bible class.
Special program. Last Sunday evening
was the last service before annual con
ference. Rev, Carson left for confer
ence Tuesday. His report for his two
years pastorate indicates an increase
in membership of 66 per cent for the
charge, Pine Grove and 0dell, and the
number now enrolled is four times the
enrolment in Sunday schools in the
charge two years ago. The closing
report for the Methodist Sunday school
of Odell shows an enrolment of l6l. |
cradle roll of 20 members, and $93 |
spent for supplies during the year just
closed
Sunday school 10 80 a. m. Service,
Rev. Troy Shelley, Il 80 a. m. Ser
vice, Rev. Tate, s p. m. at the Union
church next Sunday.
Ralph Caldwell greatly appreciates
the assistance rendered him last week
at the time of the fire in the timber
and he wishes to express publicly his
hearty thanks to all who were there.
Miss Emily Wilson left last Thursday
for short visit in Portland, after
which she will return to her home in
La Grande.
Mrs. J..W. Wilson and children are
visiting Mrs. Wilson's parents near AL
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