The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-03-06

II here. He returned to Portland Sunday
H J. s. Wheeler. who has been spend
II ing the winter In California, returne,
Saturday and he will spend the sum
mer here looking after the interests o.
himself ard sons, as they have orchart
Il property at Summit.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Geo. 7. Prather anc
\ daughter. Lulu, returned last weeE
| from California, where they spent the
winter. Since their return they have
been stopping in Hood River.
Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Kemp are home
after several months absence during
which time they visited relatives in
Rupert and Nampa, Idaho, in Los An
geles and Coachella, California, and in
Portland, Ore. They also stopped at
other points iu California.
Mrs. Matilda Wood has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. Byron Rogers, of
\ Hood River.
+ Hope Shelley came up from Portland
/ last week 20 assist In the care of the
/ little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Shelley who has been very i'll. Her
friends will be glad to know that she
/ is IN Hood River.
Remember the gymnasium is open to
women and girls Monday afternoon and
evening, Thursday afternoon and Sat
urday afternoon each week. Mrs. Guy
Smith and others will instruct in the
various games and exercises. Guy
Smith will be present on Monday even
ings and will drill those who wish to
learn to swing Indian clubs.
Mrs. G. E. Bowerman left Friday
for weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs Howell Metcalf, near Washougal,
Wash.
Nell Shelley will be home this week
and will remain for the summer. She
has spent the winter attending Pacific
University at Forest Grove, Ore.
The March meeting of the Ferguson
Bible class will be held at the home of |
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Ferguson Thurs
day evening ttonighD. The young
men will bring marshmalows for toast |
ing. good time is assured.
Grip is claiming victims in many
homes in Odell attacking with varying
severity and causing quite a number to
be confined to their homes for several
days.
Ten young men enjoyed a party
night of last week given bv
Will Ainslee in honor of viii Smith.
Those who attended the entertain
nent at Central Vale last week speak
very highly of every part of the pro-
yram. Those representing the various
were apparently chosen for
heir peculiar adaptability to the part
md all went smoothly from beginning
o close Because of bad roads and
lark nights many who would have
een present remained at home, but !
ood number attended.
Road work is going steadily onward. !
den and teams have been at work cut /
ing and grading the hill near the )
ONE of NJ D. 0dell. This road will 4
e run straight through on the line, I
Ding away with The curve that has
cen there in the u \
Ole Nelson. the always faithful car P
er on r. d. No. /, has been sick and
as unable to carry the mail several
Iys last week. His patrons are at a y =
IS when he is disabled, for they have q
come accustomed to his appearance, u
hatever the weather conditions. \,
Gertrude Hansen is recovering very a,
from an operation for
'pendicitis. As when she was able r.
be about she was always ready to =
eet you with smile so she has met y"
ose who have visited her in the hos
ltai.
Edgar Button, who has spent the
asst year about Odell, is now with the g
lowers Hardware Co., Of Hood River. +
E. J. Bulgin, b. D., Ph. D., who has
cen engaged in evanglstic services h
Hood River the past three weeks, n
as consented to come to 0dell DR.. P
ulgin is busy man, but through the
forts of Rev. Carson, arrangements
ave been made for the following SER q
ices in the Methodist church at Oden: y
riday, 2 p. m. and 80 p. m. Satur- Il
ay, 1890 a. m. Basket dinner at
ose of morning service. Afternoon IT
,rvlce at 2 P. M, evening service z 80 ol
m. Rarely is it the privilege of out
town churches to secure the services al
evangelists of Dir. Bulgin's rank N
nd every Christian in Odel should
nd vicinity should devote the time re- p,
lired for these services to a Grand =,
ally that will make this an elfectuaI is
vangelistic campaign. DIR. Bulgin is 10
converted agnostic, was formerly
lwyer and now employs his keen in. W
elect to explain gospel truths and to n,
waken those who hear him to the fact al
nat they are neglecting the opportuni
les that have been given them for do ii
lg real good As are other evangel. N
ITS, so has he been criticised. bnt we OF
hould look within ourselves for the
eason before we judge another. His di
tatements are always backed with so
onvinclng proof and his work makes bg
or truer living. Remember the time ar
nd place, tomorrow afternoon and
yening. Saturday three services. Meth 4.
dist church Odell, Bring dinner and w. u,
Ian to spend the day. Service at Pine ~ ~
rove Sunday morning. Cannot an ="
ounce deniltely for afternoon on Sun -
ay but probably no services. H
Sunday school 10 a. m. Epwortb II
eague 6:45 p. m, Service by Rev ''
arson, 7.45 p. m. at the Methodist
hurch Sunday. at
Sunday school 1880 a. m. C. f. =.
'5O p. m, subject, Conscience F, ~
erylce, Rev. Hargreayes. 1880 b. m
the Union church. Sunday. M
PINE GROVE IN