The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-11-20
ODELL

Wednesday, the day on which the
Ladies' Aid met last week, was Mrs.
Hagey's birthday and the ladies went
TO her home for surprise in her
honor. Mrs. Hagey's daughters, Mrs.
Fred Howard, Mrs. Ralph Caldwell
and Mrs. Lee Slutz, served dainty re-
freshments. All present wished their
former president many happy returns
of the day and left with her a token of
their good wishes.
About rs friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Sheppard gathered and surprised
them In their handsome bungalow last
week Wednesday evening. Dainty re-
freshments were served and all present
passed a very enjoyable evening.
Beautiful gifts Indicated the place
these young people occupy IN the atfec-
tion OF the people of their copmunity.
Remember the school meeting to be
held in the school house Friday (tomor-
owl evening at 7:9S o'clock. II you
believe the school house is good as ii
stands ard Qou do not want additional
tax voted come and by your vote ex-
press your wishes. II you favor en-
Logging the present building or building
new school house it is then your priv
ilege to vote accordingly.
MIR. and Mrs. M. Zellar went to Port
land Thursday for few days business
visit. el
J. w. Wilson left Saturday for Scio,
Oregon, where he expects to remain
fer the winter. During Mr.. Wilson's
absence, his nursery business will be
looked after by II. I. Parr.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Caldwell expect
to occupy the Cox property, as Mr..
Caldwell will look after MIR. Cox's in
terests during the ensuing year. They
will move this week.
At the time this is written no word
has beeQ received concerning Mr.. Park
who disappeared more than week
ago.
Mrs. Thomas Wheeler returned Sat
urday to her home in Nampa, Idaho.
She spent several weeks here visiting
relatives.
The annual sale of useful and fancy
articles will be held by the Ladies' Aid
Society, December IL. Complete an
nouncement later. dll day meetings
will probably be held once each week
until date of sale. This week Wednes-
day an all day meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. W. l.. Sheirbon, who is
president of the society.
An item appeared in recent issue
of the Glacier regarding certain plot
planted in corn. |. U. Lafferty, who
was given credit for the excellent 9ield
wishes to correct the statement, as it
was his father, G. w. Lafferty, who
planted and cared for the one and one
half acres which yielded 95 bushels OF
corn.
Qaas. Gum returned last week Tues.
day from Goldendale, Wash.
E. T. Folts and corps of inspectors
were busy last week getting off part
car, about 800 boxes, of show apples
for Spokane exhibit this week. The
apples we're of five varieties, Newtown
Spitzenburg. Winter Banana, 0rtleN
and Hyde's King, and are fine speci.
mems. The car went out Friday right
The Parent Teacher Association meet
ing last Friday night was largely at
tended and the program was very in
teresting and instructive. Miss Rusl
gave a report of the Parent Teache
meeting in Hood River at the time o
the institute for the teachers of Hoo,
River county. DR.. Dutro exemplifiet
first aid to the injured. Mrs. Netti
Crockett gave two pleasing selection
and Miss Nell Shelley sang. Following
the program refreshments were serve
in the library room and pleasant SC
cial time was enjoyed.
j. 4. Ferguson expected to leave o
Tuesday for business visit in Port
land. Mrs. Ferguson suffered from
severe cold. but planned to accompan
him if she improved sufficiently to b
able to do so.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Service
pastor 1880 p. m. at the Methods
church next Sunday.
Austin Lockman who, has been pacl
ing apples at Mosier for the past 81
weeks, is having trouble with one fot
as result, the physician says. of col
stant standing.
Quite a number from OdelI attend,
the county Sunday school convention
Hood River Friday and Saturday. Mr.
j. E. Ferguson, as president, and q
most the entire corps of county office
were reelected for the following yea
The Guild will meet Thursday, tn
afternoon, at the home of Mrs. PER-
l.. Smith.
Grand Master Taylor, of Pendleto
will visit Kemp Lodge, |. o. o. F.
his official capacity Friday night of tn
week.
Those who we're associated with Ru
Clark as teacher in the Methodist Su
day school are planning a welcome f
her Friday evening after ThanksgiviI
day, in the basement of the Church.