The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-31
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Miss Venice Callison, Of Pendleton,
Ore, is here for a visit with Mrs. Dane
Kemp and other friends. She is en-
ployed as stenograher for the Pendle-
ton Woolen Mills and is now enjoying q
short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nj. Taylor expect to
have completed their new residence
very soon and they Will then be al
home therein.
Unless something unforeseen happens
to prevent. the Ladies Aid society will
meet at the home Of Mrs. ID. F. Emry
and Mrs. Harry Emry on Wednesday
afternoon next week. Members and
friends who attend will receive cor
dial welcome.
S. lshaKawa returned Monday from
Portland, where he has been in Good
Samaritan hospital for an operation
and during convalescence.
Miss Eleanor Coe has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Howell Metcalf, at
Yamhill, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf
have many friends in Hood River Val
ley who will be pleased TO know that
they have secured a farm property and
are very pleasantly and comfortably
located in their new bungalow which
they have built.
New books have been waiting in
Hood River for transportation to the
branch library at Odell and this ac-
counts for the empty shelves at the
library room in Odell. Parties who
expect TO be in Hood River have room
in their conveyances for these boxes of
books will confer favor on themselves
and the reading public by bringing
them out, provided that no one has
made an earlier trip and the books
have found their way TO the library
bookcases. Miss Northey will come
out and arrange the books when they
arrive.
f. S. Dobbin is reported slightly i'm
proved, though still very i'll. Mrs.
Dobbin's parents are still with her and
a trained nurse is in attendance upon
Mr.. Dobbin and has been for several
weeks.
Last week was accident week in
Odell. though none of the several who
were injured we're really seriously so,
though there were chances for their
not coming out so we'll. While crossing
a ditch or rough place. h. T. Hull was
thrown down between his horses and
wheel of the wagon passed over one of
his limbs. While in air Mr.. Hull spoke
to his horses, giving them the order
which means stop" and they obeyed,
so that Mr.. Hull was able to escape |
without further injury. J. A. Moore's
team ran, throwing him out head first |
and giving him a severe shaking up. |
J. Il. Ferguson fell down the base
ment steps. striking on an oil can,
causing him quite bit of suffering, as
it was thought rib was broken.
Miss Doris Jenson, of Dee, came
down Tuesday to spend the week With
her friend, Ruth Clark.
Marie Gould has made a steady I'M
provement since her operation. She at
tributes this satisfactory condition
partly to the many kindnesses of
friends, for which she is very grateful.
Mrs. O. l.. Walter and little son,
Richard. left Tuesday for Seaside,
where they expect to remain about
month. Mrs. Walter and her sister,
Miss Hope Shelley, will enjoy this out
ing and rest.
Mrs. Talmadge and daughter, Ro-
selie, have returned from Seaside.
An account of 0dell for the past
week would naturally contain much
pertaining to the Chautauqua, as 80
many residents of 0dell spent part
or all of the week ON the Chautauqua
grounds. and this will explain a short
age of news from 0dell.
The senior Mrs. Mckay has been seri-
0usly III and Saturday she was taken
to the hospital in Hood River and an
operation was performed Sunday. Her
condition since has been as satisfactory
as could be expected and while at this
writing she is not out of danger, all
are hopeful that she may speedily re-
gain health.
Mrs. Byron Rogers, of Hood River,
Miss Carrie Evans, of San Francisco.
Cal, Miss Olive Fisher, of Mosier,
and Ira Evans, of Mosier, spent Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Wood.
Two young men are here to look
after the VIM. Ehrck property. which
was sold recently and as soon as poss-
ession can be given the remainder of
the family will be here. Two families
will occupy the property. o. II. Ehrck
will build on his 20 acre tract at once
and he and MIR. and Mrs. Jas. McFar-
lane will be at home there.
Sunday school at the Union church
next Sunday 10 at a. m. This is Rev.
Troy Shelley's regular appointment,
but because of the billie Sunday |
service at Pine Grove Rev. Shelley will
not hold services.
Sunday school at the Methodist |
church promptly at 10 a. m. The Sun
day school hour will be shortened for |
the convenience of those who wish to |
hear Billie Sunday at Pine Grove.