The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-08-21
ODELL


Canada. arrived Sunday for visit with
his brother, Jos. A. Moore, and his
sister. Miss Susie D. Moore. He ex-
poets to remain indehitely.
An entertainment will be given one
week from Friday night under the aus
pices of the Parent Teacher Assoeia-
tion. Considerable assistance from
outside talent is expected. Complete
announcement next week.
Mrs. G. w. Reynolds. of Portland.
and her daughter, Miss Irene, and son
Master George, are expected this week
for visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. f. Ferguson.
Misses Jess Duckwell and Viola
Mapes and Mr.. Duane Wieden left Sat
urday for Trout Lake, Wash, where
they will visit the family Of b. K.
Richter. They will also visit Miss
Mapes brother. Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Shelley and little
daughter, Rachel, have been in the
mountains near Badger Lake for an
outing.
About twenty friends were invited
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Cameron last Saturday to ASSIST their
son, Virgil. in the celebration OF his
birthday. The afteroon was thorough
ly enjoyed by all present and they
wish Virgil many happy returns OF the
day.
NJ. ID. Odell and a class of boys from
the Union Sunday school left Monday
for Lost Lake for few days outing.
Miss Nell Shelley entertained last
week Wednesday evening the follow
ing: Misses Viola Nickelsen, and
Adrienne Epping, Messrs Earl Franz,
Harry Coshow and Eugene Lewis.
Mrs. Mckay was brought home Sat
urday after several weeks stay in the
hospital in Hood River. Her friends
are very glad to know that she has
made a very satisfactory recovery and
is now able to return to her home and
family.
Mrs. Dan Dimmick, of Granite, Ore,
was here last week for a visit with
Mrs. Morgan.
G. f. Marvel, of Arlington, was
here early in the week for visit at
the home of Frank Purdy and Mrs.
Morgan.
Miss Eliza Love was in Hood River
Sunday. She has just returned from
visit with Miss Evelyn Bell at the
home of her parents in Colorado. Miss
Love will spend the remaining two
weeks of the summer vacation at her
home in Heppner, Ore.
School will open September first. one
week from next Monday.
Frances Tousey returns on Friday to
Portland. Mrs. Tousey and sons, Reg
inald and Bert, will remain in 0dell
until about September first.
Irene Fisher left Monday for Mosier
where she expects to remain through
prune harvest.
Ruth Clark and Mary Sheppard re-
turned Monday from few days visit
with Doris Jensen, of Dee.
Miss Edena Clarke is enjoying de-
lightful outing at Honeymoon Camp,
Lost Lake.
j. II. Eggert and party named their
camp at Lost Lake, L0af-a- while. but
spell of winter weather struck them
and after the exertion required for
finding sufficient fire wood to keep
those in camp somewhere near COM
Portable, they found the name chosen
not exactly appropriate as there was
little time for loafng.
Those who question whether corn-c can
be successfully grown in Hood River
Valley should see G. w. Laffertys
field of corn and learn what rotation of
crops and a man with hoe can accom-
plish.
d. p Emry and Harry Emry have
some fine yearling apple trees and corn
and other growing crops we expect to
tell you about later.
Thanks to those who phone or write
items of interest for 0dell correspond
ence. Occasionally Monday morning
finds perhaps one lone note on sheet
and then imagine what your cores
pondent must do to find sufficient mat
ter for Odell's column. We wish to
represent every part of the territory
that should be covered by this cores
pondence and we greatly appreciate
any help that may be given in the way
of notes concerning transfers of real
estate, improvements. company coming
here from outside 0dell,' residents of
Odell leaving for other points, and so
forth.
Rev. VIM. A. Sunday will speak at
the Union church next Sunday. service
beginning at l0:45 a. m. We under
stand Rev. Sunday expects to leave for
the East soon and this is probably his
last public appearance in Hood River
Valley this season.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. at the
Methodist church next Sunday. We
expect a short session in order that we
may attend service at the Union