The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-03-20

Sunday afternoon.
Lloyd Moss returned Sunday from
Portland where he spent tne winter.
Messers Cameron and Sheppard
went TO Portland last week on business
connected with the box factory. Mr.
Cameron went to The Dalles Tor
short business visit.
Miss Eva Boyed, Of o. A. G., spent 3
few days last week visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs L. D. Boyed. M.
and Mrs. A. B. Shelley and children.
of Hood River, were out Sunday Tor
short visit Eva left Sunday afternoon
for Corvallis.
Miss Della Rush and Mrs. J.. A. +.
CLARK went to The Dalles Friday even
ING TO attend the DIR. Bulgin meeting.
They returned to Hood River that night
on the special train in company WIN
one hundred or more Hood River pe0s
ple. The greeting rendered the visit
ing delegation was such IS to leave no
doubt in the minds OF the visitors tha'
they were welcome guests.
From all accounts the game Of basket
hall. farmers VS.. business men, m the
gymnasium Wednesday evening of last
week and the other atheltic stunts ana
lunch on the same evening proWdeu
plenty of entertainment for those VINO
were present. There was no chafge
for the game or lunch. All entered
into the evenings sport and some VINO
played basket ball found the physical
exertion too great to endure for more
than one quarter of the game. The
score as reported to your correspondent
was II to ii.
Miss Lurline Fisher of Mosier, spent |
Sunday at the home of her grandm0th- |
er, Mrs. Matilda Wood, coming down |
on the morning train and returning /
that evening. She was accompanied |
by her friend, Mr.. Webb, of Seattle,
Wash.
Mrs. Florence Cushman and Archie
Pierce have made an exchange of prop
critics and Mrs. Cushman is now at
home in the house formerly occupied
by Mr.. Pierce, while Mr.. Pierce is at
home in the former Cushman home.
The Ladies Aid society will hold an
Easter sale in the basement of the
Methodist church Thursday, today, af-
ternoon and evening. nice assort-
ment of pretty and useful articles will
be found here at very reasonable
prices. Beginning at G p. m. chicken
pie dinner will be served. In addition
to chicken pie, scalloped potatoes, sal
ad. fruit and cake, bread and butter
and coffee will be served. Price 25
cents. Tell your friends and plan to be
present Yourself.
The Priscilla club has been reorgan-
lied and will meet Thursday. this. af J
ternoon at the home of Mrs. johnson
on Willow Flat. These ladies have al |
ways assisted the Ladies Aid society :
in preparing for sales and their kind
ness has been appreciated and genuine b
good feeling prevails between the two
societies. 8
Sunday school 10 a. m. Epworth a
League $3.50 p. nj. Service by pastor
7:30 pm. at the Methodist church next f
Sunday. a
The Ladies' Aid society will meet at o
the home of Mrs. w. L. Sheirbon We'd
nesday afternoon of next week. I
Percy 7. Shelley has sold the last u v
acres Of the five acre tract lying just
south of the property of school district i
number five. Mrs. Barnes purchased
this tract, and it is understood she will !
build here and make this her home.
Miss Emily Wilson. of La Grande,
Ore, is here for visit with her broth I
er, j. W. Wilson and his family. Miss
Wilson is well known here as she for
some time made this her home, and she
has many friends who will gladly vel
come her. She expects to visit rela-
tives at Medord, Ore, when she leaves
0del.
The March meeting of the Parent
Teacher Association will be held in the
school house Friday tomorrow even
ing at o'clock. The program will be
"An Evening With Old Oregon and
various Incidents of history will be
realted by those who have personal ox-
periences at their command. Hood
River valley will be represented by NJ. |
d. Odell. c. G. Masiker will spenk for |
Eastern Oregon and others will be in |
Vlted to give such facts as have come |
under their observation.
Irwin lieft met with a serious acci- |
dent while playing blackman at school
Monday. A very careful investigation
in which 20 eye witnesses testified sep
arately as to just what each one saw
disclosed the fact that "A larger boy,
Willie Haskins, had thrown the little
fellow and caused the break. While
accidents will sometimes occur, it is
always the duty Of the strong to pro-
tect the weak and as a further step
toward teaching this truth q rule of
action has been laid down for this par
ticular case and for the prevention of
like eases. 1t is hoped the intended
Lesson may be taught and that right
thinking along this line may result.
One of the prettiest social affairs
ever known in Odoll was that on last
Wednesday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. T. Folts when st. Pat
rick's Day was observed by the follow
ing: MIR. and Mrs. h. T. Folts. Miss
Ida Bryant, of Hood River, Miss Bell.
Miss Love. Miss Reed and Miss Marv
Sheppard Messrs. VIM. Taft of Hood
River Geo. Sheppard, Chas. Shepp0rd,
Henderson. Chas. Gum. The bronms
were beautifully decorated in white
and green candles and shades of those
colors, as were the dishes and the re-
freshmeuts. All through this color
scheme was carried out and the effect
was pleasing. The electric lights were
turned off, leaving only the softened
light from the shaded candles. The
shamrock, the pipe or the Irish potato
appeared on place cards, favors and as
candle holders as we'll as upon the
dresses of the ladies present. The
dresses of white trimmed with greer
shamrock. Those present report de.
lightful evening and wish that st. Pat
rick's Day cane oftener than once &
year.
The play. "A Case of Suspension, b
will be given at the hall in 0dell il
about two weeks. The date has not
been decided upon. This play was giver
at Central Vale, but because of the
condtiou'of the roads at that time very
few from 0del attended. Those who
did attend speak very highly of tn,
performance. There will be a program
in addition to the play and we can as
cure those who are present a very en-.
ioyable evening s entertainment. Com.