The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-05-29
ODELL

Geo. w. CfaW, OF. Portland, IS here
looking after his interests. He is hav-
ing small house built on his orchard
tract and Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Caughey
will occupy it through the summer.
Mrs. Stanton and Mrs. Guy f. Smith
and daughter, little Miss Josephine,
and little son, Francis, left Saturday
for a visit with relatives, Mrs. Smith
and children will remain but a few
days but Mrs. Stanton expects her stay
will be longer.
Donald Black left last,Thursday for
Lyle, Wash, where he and his father
have employment for the summer.
In the 1918 class of 20 graduates
from II. X. II. S. Odell was represent.
ed by Algie Weinheimer and Ruth
Clark.
Austin Loekmau is again with Purdy
& Chapman.
Douglas Lockman is down near
Springfield. Ore, on a dairy ranch.
Will Smith is with b. r. Richter at
Trout Lake, Wash.
The returning delegates from Grand
Lodge |. o. o. F. and Rebekah Assem-
bly, at Medford, Ore, report royal en-
tertainment and the finest time ever.
Prof Kline, of Portland, spent Sun
day in Odell, the guest Of Geo. W.
Craw, of Portland.
Mrs. E. q. Hagey and Mrs. J. II.
Eggert went from Medford to Ashland
for few days visit with +. w. At
kinson and family. They report notice
able improvement in Hattie's condition
and hope that she may recover from
her very serious Illness. Mrs. Hagey
and Mrs. Eggert also visited Mrs.
Sarah h. fousey in Portland land
found her in usual health after rather
severe attack of grip.
Fred Phughaupt went to Hood River
hospital Wednesday of last week ano
submitted to amputation Of the finger
that was injured about two weeks be.
fore by being crushed between tive
boulders on the bank of Hood river.
Misses Viola Mapes, and Marthf
Ferguson and Almont Ferguson leav,
next Monday for Portland and Vancou
yer for a visit with relatives. Miss
Mapes will act as bridesmaid at tn,
wedding of Miss Hawthorne in Port
land in June.
Miss Love will spend part of th
summer at her home in Heppuer, Ore.
then she will join Miss Bell at Heppne
Junction and accompany her to tn,
home of Miss Bell's parents in Colo
RADIO, where they will remain unit
autumn.
II is said misfortunes never com
singly, but we found on one occasio
that we could reverse this and sa
that good fortune did not come alone
The visitors from the Congregations
Sunday school in Hood River arrive
at the Methodist church last Sunday a
promised and Leslie Butler and Prof
}. Q. Mclaughlin spoke in a very in
teresting way and made us glad of tn
fact that we have as bankers and mel
who instruct our high school student
those who are interested in Sunda
school work. A feature of the day
program that we did not expect was
visit from Rev. c. A. Phipps, stat
secretary Of Sunday school work. Rev
Phipps spoke in his usual pleasing wa,
and in tue evening preached stroul
sermon, Aside from the speakers il
the morning Mrs. Ferguson gave th
class poem, Mrs. Dutro, Miss Lillian
Brock and Miss Viola Mapes each san.
solo, Miss Nell Shelley gave read
ing, Kiplings "lf'' and Rev. Tro,
Shelley led in'the closing prayer.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. EpwortI
League $50 p. m. at the Methods
church next Sunday.
The Ladies Aid society of Udell viii
meet at the home of Mrs. NJ. Cellar
near summit, next Wednesday after
noon.
h. 7. Young has been business Wis
itor in Portland during the past week.
Frank Purdy will spend Memorial
Day at Fossil, Ore, where he formerly
resided.
Mrs. f. G. Coe and son. Claire, of
Hood River, are visiting at the homes
of e. E. Bowerman and Chester Shute.
Rev. Troy Shelley will speak at the
Union church at IL 80 a. m. Sunday.
as is his plan for the first Sunday of
each month.
Miss Eleanor Coe will graduate from
the Washington State Normal school
Wednesday, June 1.
Mrs. f. Il. Gould went to Portland
Friday to see Maude Adams in Peter
Pan. She feels that she enjoyed a rare
treat. On Sunday Mrs. Gould returned
home. She was accompanied home by