The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-11-13
ODELL

W. F. Boorman, who is a business
man of McMinnville, Ore, spent sew
eral days last week visiting his friend,
X. II. Kemp. Mr.. Booramn formerly
resided in Hood River valley.
Hermann Moore is now employed as
night clerk at the Mount Hood hotel in
Hood River.
Mrs. Sarah E. Tousey, of Portland,
came up Friday evening to attend to
business connected with the sale of ap-
Piles from her orchard property in
Odell.
Mrs. M. A. Cellar was quite i'll last
week. She suffered an attack Of pleu-
risy.
Mrs. F. A. Massee submitted to a
serious operation last Friday. She is
now in the hospital in Hood River.
She has many friends who hope she
may recover rapidly and enjoy that
great blessing, health.
Mrs. E. c. Wolf and daughter, Edna,
visited Mrs. j. H. Eggert last week.
Mrs. Palmer's class in music gradu-
ally increases. She has six pupils.
Those who have taken number of les
sons show marked and rapid advance
ment.
The November Parent Teacher Asso-
citation meeting will be held in the
school house next Friday tomorrow
evening at 7:30 o'clock. An interest
ing program will be prepared after
which refreshments will be served in
the library room in the Odd Fellows
building.
The girls of the Union church are
practicing a song for the Sunday school
convention in Hood River this week.
Remember the convention dates, begin
ming Friday at 2:30 p. m. and continu-
ing, with sessions Friday evening at
7:30, Saturday forenoon at 10 o'clock,
basket lunch at noon and afternoon
session beginning at 2 o'locck at the
Methodist church in Hood River. There
will be addresses by Rev. CA. Phipps,
Mrs. Ormsby and A. A. Morse, of
Portland, as we'll as by local Sunday
school workers. Special music, the
best that can be secured, is also prom
ised, and the convention as whole will
prove entertaining and instructive to
all who attend. Mrs. j. E. Ferguson,
who is president of the county associa-
tion, and the officers and committees
working with her have spared no effort
to make this one of the most success
full gatherings of Sunday school work.
ers ever held. Everyone cordially in
vited to attend.
W. B. Shute, of Hood River, spent
Sunday visiting at the home of bis son,
Chester Shute. of Odell.
R. H. Weber lost horse last week,
making, we are told, the third one lost
recently.
A valuable heifer owned by J. H.
Eggert was killed by the Mount Hood
train Friday. We understand this is
only the third case of this kind since
the road has been In operation. A fine
record, we think.
L. A. E. Clark left Sunday..for few
days trip during which he expects to
stop at Lyle, Wash, Wasco, Ore., and
perhaps see his daughter, Ruth, who is
teaching near Klondike, Ore.
Some anxiety is felt concerning Mr..
Park who has been employed by 0. L.
Walter the past several months. He
had contracted to care for the Cox
property for the next year. but left
here early one morning last week and
at this writing no clue has been found
that would indicate his whereabouts.
Those who know him best are hopeful
that he may return or be found at some
point not far distant within few days.
Mr.. Squirting, who occupies the G. G.
Masiker property, was injured in a
runaway last week.
Mrs. Roy Gillette has been seriously
i'll durng the past week.
Society columns, of Portland dailies
contain accounts of the Raz-Grof we'd
ding which was the prettiest the writei
has ever witnessed.
An urgent call to Albany prevented
Y. M. c. A. Secretary Rhodes from
being present at the Methodist church
Sunday.
A farewell party was given for Hor
ace Sylvester by the Ferguson Bible
class Monday evening at the home oi
MIR. and Mrs. ]. E. Ferguson. A pro
gram appropriate for the occasion was
provided and dainty refreshments were
served. Mr.. Sylvester leaves this weel
for the home of his parents in Kansas
City, Mo. He was the first president
of the class and has been active II
church and social life and he has many
friends in Odell who regret his going
and they hope he may decide to return
here at time not far in the future
The best wishes of all 60 with him OF
his homeward journey.