The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-11-06
ODELL

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Walter
on Wednesday, October %. twin sons.
Latest reports are that mother and
sons are doing nicely.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gillette
on Thursday, October 30, a daughter.
Condition Of mother and little daugh.
ter is reported satisfactory.
The schools Of Hood River county
have but one day this week 10 school
as Tuesday is a holiday because OF
election and Wednesday, Thursday ard
Friday the county institute for teach
ers will be held in Hood River. Friday
a session will be devoted to the work
of the Teacher Association of
the county.
F. D. Wieden returned TO his home in
Portland last week after having visited
his sons, Duane and Gordon, who are
here looking after valuable orchard
property which Mr.. Wieden has owned
and improved for the past six years.
Miss Jess Duckwsll who has spent
the past seven months here at the
home Of her brother, John, left Mon
day noon for her home in Indianapolis,
Indiana. Her brother, Robert, will
meet her in Iowa and accompany her
the remainder of her journey home.
During her stay here at this time aud
on a previous visit last year, Miss
Duekwall has won many friends who
are sorry that she is leaving Odell.
They hope that she may decide to re-
turn here in the not too distant future,
and we know she will receive a hearty
welcome.
Quite a number of local Odd Fellows
expect to attend the district cOnven-
tion, ]. o. o. f., to be held in Wasco.
Ore. next Monday evening. If the re-
quired number express themselves as
intending to go a special train will
leave Hood River at p. m, returning
after the convention closes Monday
night.
The camp fire girls gave a Hallow-
cen party at the home of Fora Dewitt,
who is one of the members. The even
ing passed pleasantly. all entertain
ment being suggestive of Hallowe' EN-.
Chss. Gum will return soon from
Goldendale, Wash, where he has an
important position connected with the
fruit industry.
About Is friends of Eunice Kroeger
were invited to party at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kroeg.
er. last Saturday afternoon. The time
passed all too swiftly with games, fol
lowed by refreshments consisting Of
grapes, pears, melons, sandwiches,
cream puffs and hot chocolate.
Miss Lois Scott entertained party
of friends Saturday evening in honor
of Misses Harriet and Mary Kern,
Doris Clark and Greta Butterfeld, of
Portland, who were Miss Scott
guests. The home was beautifully
decorated for the occasion and the re-
freshments served were of the dainti-
est.
Mrs. L. A. E. CLARK expects to spend
few days this week in Portland,
where she will attend the wedding OF
Miss Margaret RaZ to Rudolph Grof on
Wednesday. Miss Raz will be remem.
bered as teacher in the intermediate
grades of Odell school for two years,
about five years ago, and she has many
friends who will wish her health, hap
piness and prosperity throughout life 4
journey.
Mrs. J. E. Ferguson visited the Sun.
day schools at Mount Hood and Park.
dale Sunday in an official capacity, as
county president of the Sunday School
Association. She also visited the Sun.
day school workers at Dee. Mrs. Fer.
guson was accompanied by her hus.
band, j. E. Ferguson, daughter, Miss
Martha. niece, Miss Viola Mapes, and
friend, Miss Eva Boyed.
Ivan Rhoades, state secretary of the
Y. M. G. A. for Oregon and Idaho, will
speak to men at the Methodist church
next Sunday Immediately following
Sunday school. In the evening he will
probably give an illustrated lecture
touching on the various phases of the
work which he represents. This is Mr.
Rhoades' second appearance here anC
we believe all who heard him before
will be glad to welcome him and We
hope those who have not had an oppor
tunity previous to this will plan to bt
present.
After several weeks spent here al
the guest of her friend, Miss Lois
Scott, Miss Greta Butterield will re
turn this week to her home in Port
land. Miss Scott will accompany Mis-!
Butterfeld to Portland, as she expect:
to remain IN that city for the winter.