The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-04-17
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An sppreciative audience greeted
Rev Chas A. Phipps at the Methodist
church Thursday evening, when ne ae-
IIivered one Of his entertaining and IN
structive addresses emphasizing the
need Of further improvement along The
various lines Of Sunday school work.
Friday evening Rev. Phipps and Mrs;
ferguson conducted q Sunday school
institute in the u. B. church in Hood
River. Saturday Mrs. Ferguson went
10 Cascade Locks and she reports
very satisfactory institute there on
that day.
The Ladies' Aid society were pleas
aptlv entertained al the home Of Mrs.
/ G. +. Bowerman on Wednesday after
noon Of last week. Next Wednesday
afternoon the regular meeting will be
held at the home Of Miss Susie ID.
Moore.
Miss Hope Shelley has many friends
who will be glad to know that she IS
now IN Hood River with the Paris Fair.
Mrs. and Mrs. II. S. Caughey who
have spent the winter IN Portland.
came up Tuesday for the summer.
Mr.. Caughey looks after the interests
of Geo. w. Craw, Of Portland, who has
an orchard here.
Miss Jess Duckwall, of indianapolis,
Ind, arrives this week for an extended
visit with her brother, John Duckwall,
and cousin, Horace Sylvester, and with
other relatives. She won many friends
during a years stay here and they will
be pleased to hear that she has re-
turned.
II. I. Parr has purchased a fine black
horse to replace one that he lost last
summer.
Mrs. Alice X. Poole and her daugh-
/ ter. Mrs. Nellie Crockett, returned
Sunday from California, where they
spent the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Dane
Kemp will return later, probably in
about two weeks.
Mark Cameron, George Sheppard,
Tom Cameron and William Sheppard
| left Monday for the Upper Valley,
where they are a work getting the
Cameron Sheppard saw mill into oper-
alton. They will cut lumber for sale
and for manufacturing apple boxes at
their box factory in Odell. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Boles have charge of the
boarding house.
Chas. Ehrck and Miss Anna Nam
men leave soon for California, where
they will visit relatives. They may
return for the apple harvest this fall.
An exchange Of property has been
made whereby county commissioner j.
K. Putnam becomes owner Of the prop
erty known as the b. K. Tucker home.
f. +. Strang, who with Chas. Tucker
owned this property, now owns the Du-
mas property at Mount Hood.
Mrs. Mark Cameron entertained
birthday whist party last Thursday
evening in honor of Mr.. Cameron's
birthday. Those present enjoyed the
evening and we are sure they wish MIR.
Cameron many happy returns of the
day.
Mrs. S. D. Fisher, of Mosier, came
over Sunday for a visit with her moth
er, Mrs. Matilda Wood. Monday Mrs.
Wood went to Mosier for weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mis- Fisher and family.
A social dance was given In the
gymnasium last Friday evening. All
arrangements were looked after by
ladies'. Fruit punch and cake were
served all through the evening. Those
present report o pleasant evening. W.
0. Ash, of Hood River, is spending a
short time in Odell looking after his
interests. lie is stopping with MIR.
and Mrs. II. j. FADE.
Remember the supper and social Fri
day tomorrow evening Odd Fellows
Hall Supper will be served from 6 to
8 p. m. followed by a novelty program
and an address by Rev. Hargreaves.
Admission and supper % cents. Child
rem under ten years 10 cents. Auspices
Sunshine Guild.
The Sunshine Guild will meet Thurs
day today at p. m. at the home of
Mrs, Connaway.
Mrs. Baber, of Lyle, Wash, is at
home in the Witt property.
The members of the Ferguson Bible
class plan that the attendance next
Sunday is to be the record breaker for
the year. Ernest J. Bloom will be out
and photograph the class as Rev.
! Phipps has requested that a picture be
sent him for the state Sunday school
convention. A room is to be completed
| in the basement as the class has out
grown its quarters. The senior Bible
| class is showing rapid growth, as are
all the classes of the Methodist Sunday
school. Ninety-siX present last Sun
day.
A recital will be given next Tuesday
Odell by Prof. Arthur j. Harmon and
his pupils, assisted by Dr. NJ. H..
Sharp, violinist, Edward Hill, reader,
and Miss Alberta Staten, pianist. AS
will be remembered by the citizens of
Odell, MIR. Harmon gave his services
gratutiOusly for the library benefit in
which Mr. Baldwin, Mr.. Harmon, Mr..
Gardner and Mrs. Young appeared.
Mr. Hill, the reader, is the artist who
painted the famons picture of Mount
Hood. OF the recital given in the
Baptist church in Hood River last week
the Glacier says in part Professor
Harmon has been at no small amount
/ of eXertion in gathering and training
II
/ furnishing splendid entertainment anC
gives promise of much good work. %
"The solos and duets by the first yeal
Il pupils are deserving Of an especia
mention, each one eXcelhpg on his on
her chosen instrument. The entire
II program was worthy and called fo,
repeated eucores Edward Hill the
artist, whose ability as a reader is vel
known, gave two readings which were
enjoyed by all and responded to encore
L Prof. Harmon, who is himself an ac
Il knowledged artist, was ably assisted
Il by DR.. NJ. Il. Sharp, who needs no in
4 PRODUCTION to Hood River lovers of III,
II violin.
II The people of Odell are interested il
II the advancement of the Carnegie h
II brary proposition in Hood River an,
they will greatly appreciate the loca
II tion of the library building in a spo
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