The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-02-27
ODELL

MIS-. H. = AhuEhgs "a y.
came I'd Friday for a few days Vislt
With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ). X.
Crosby. Through her We learned that
Mrs. Geo. ". Craw. Of Portland. is
improving nicely from her severe i'll
ness Of last fall and is steadily gaining
strength.
Born-To Mr.. and Mr.. H. 7. Parr.
Sunday, February l6, a daughter.
W. c. Ehrck has lumber on the
ground for a new barn on his tract
On the bin northeast Of the property
of his father, VIM. Ehrck.
1 Nessrs. Cameron and Sheppard have
I built a new barn at the box factory.
\ They will also put foundation under
the factory and make necessary I'M
progements and repairs for the season s
l work.
\ A. NJ Hicks, Of Wasco, Ore, was a
II business visitor in 0dell last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Dimmick, Of east
ern Oregon, who have been visiting
/ Mr.. Dimmick's nephew, Geo. Dim
mick. Of Hood River, came out Satur-
dav for a short visit with Mr.. Morgan
and Frank PUrdy and with Mr.. and
Mrs E. G. Hagey.
Miss Alberta Warner is home from
spending the winter in Denver, Colo.
/ She reports a very pleasant winter.
| She is we'll pleased with Hood River
valley and is very glad to return here
as are her friends to welcome her.
Gertrude Hansen submitted to an
operation for appendicitis last Friday
afternoon in the hospital in Hood
River. AT this writing her condition
is reported very satisfactory. She has
many friends in Odell who unite in
wishing that her recovery may be rapid
and complete.
Geo. +. Ogden has returned to his
home Just south of Odell, after a win
ter spent with his mother in Wisconsin.
He is glad to be here and those who
wish him well are glad he has returned.
Mrs. C. PHughaupt expects to spend
this week in Portland.
Shaker Miller will move soon from
the Wheeler property at Summit to the
Scott property south Of Odell.
Newton Sexton expects to be at
home on his fathers farm after this
week.
The basket ball game Friday night.
Odell VS.. Oak Grove, resulted in
heavy score in favor of Odell.
Born-To MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Plug
haupt, Sunday, Feb 23, an pound
daughter.
The next meeting of the 800 club
will be held a the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Leedom.
Parson Poor's Donation Party was a
success, fulfilling the plans of the pro-
moters. Their intention was to give |
an entertainment in which there might |
be financial profit, but in which one
of the main objects sought was that all |
might feel glad and happy and care
free and enter into the program and |
the social hour and lunch following |
with genuine good cheer. Such seemed
the case from expressions heard on
every hand. The characters were well |
taken, the costumes adding to the in
terest The cast of characters we fol-
lows: Parson Poor-J. II. Eggert
Mrs. Poor, Mrs. }. H. Eggert; Peter
Poor, Louis Eggert; Lucy Poor, Amy
Hagey; Mrs. Dusenberry, Mrs. L. A.
E. Clark; Iirza Ann Tubbs, Mrs. L.
G. Weinheimer; Mrs. Beebe, Mrs. E. |
G. Hagey; Madam Bradford, Mrs. |
Howard Leedom; Mrs. Plunkett, Mrs. !
Harry Emery Window Sharpe, Mrs. c.
Phughaup; Deacon Plunkett, Mr.. How
ard Leedom. Freddie Eggert, Elmer
Eggert, Anvil Matney, Miles Lockman,
Alice Clark, Margaret Heft, Margaret
with the Donation Party. The music
was of the usual high order rendered
by Mrs. Guy Smith and Mrs. f. 0.
DutrO as vocal soloists. Mrs. W. f.
Young as accompanist and Mrs. Young
and Mrs. Smith in instrumental duets
contributed much to the evenings en-
joyment. The net proceeds amounted
to little less than $40, which will be
devoted to such purpose as the Ladies
Aid society may decide upon.
Remember the entertainment at Cen
tral Vale Dukes Valley school house
Thursday, tonight, beginning at 8
O'Clock. There will be play entitled
"a Case of Suspension" with the fol-
lowing cast of characters; Dorothy,
Mary Sheppard; Mildred, Della Cam
eTon; Alice, Florence Moss; three girls
of girls seminary where the scene is
laid Harold, Archie Moss Jack,
Charlie Sheppard Tom, Walter Me,
hans, three boys from a nearby col.
lege. Miss Ophelia Judkins. Bessie
Moss; Prof. Oliver Algernon Edger-
ton, Sumner.Cameron; Of the faculty.
| Kathleen, a Celtic maid Zena Miller.
Jonas, the seminary 'man, Lecic Al
len. At the close of the program plate
supper swill be served, two plates for
20 cents, and a good social time with
the supper. Tickets ON sale at Purdv
4 Chapman's and at Connaway' s.
A large crowd gathered at the hall
Wednesday of last week to learn from
Professors Lewis, Cordley, Jackson and
Boquet, Of the O. A. G. practical
knowledge of horticulture, gardening.
etc. Miss Northey and Miss Lottie
kinnaird, of Hood River, were out in
the interest of the library. The Ii
brary fund was increased S35 as a re-
suit of the dinner served by the ladies
on that day
A gymnasium class for women and
girls has been organized in connection
with the 0dell Athletic Association and
is moving right along The class will
have use of the gymnasium Monday
afternoon and evening, Thursday af
ternoon and Saturday afternoon of each
week. All women and girls invited.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Epworth
League 1850 p. m Special anniversary
service at the Methodist church next
Sunday.
Sunday school 1880 a. m. Service
Rev. Troy Shelley, subject, Baptism
What the Ceremony Means" 1880.
c. +. $50, Leita Bowerman, leader
Service, $3.50, Rev. }. K. Hargreaves.
subject, "A New Vision of Country
Life At the Union church.
An entertainment consisting Of a
variety Of music, including violin. nj
nno, vocal solos and duets. and some
| good readings will be given in tbe
II | gymnasium newt Tuesday avarir,r ,..,