The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-03-13
ODELL

Chas. Ehrck and his siepdaughter,
Miss Manner, of Lamar, Ia, are mere
for visit with MIR. and Mrs. }. il,
Eggert and 0. II. and W. G. Ehfek.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Emery returned
Saturday from spending the winter
visiting relatives in Spokane, Wash.'
and at other points, and they are no"
at their home near Summit.
MIR. and Mrs. E. S. Dobbins are now
at home on their property on the flVer
road, after having spent the winter ID
Hood River.
Chas. Ehrck and 0. H. Ehrch went
to Portland Sunday for a short VISIT
with VIM. Ehrck, whose many trienas
will be sorry to know that he is IN
very poor health
Miss Emma Swenson, who is
teacher in Barrett school, spent Satur-
day and Sunday visiting her friend,
Viola Mapes.
Thomas Hill, Of Hood River, came
out Friday and remained for the Dr.
Bulgln meetings greatly helping ~ the
music with his eorfet. Mr.. Hlll mas
many friends in Odell, who are glad
that he and Mrs. Hill are now located
in Hood River, where Mr.. Hill is dl-
rector of the band and also has a tailor
shop
Mrs. ?. l.. Smith went to Portland
Saturday to meet her friend, Mrs. +.
M. Tilly, who is leaving for Los An
geles, Calf, and later for her home IN
Tanana, Alaska.
The 500 club meet last Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Howard Leedom. This is the last
meeting of the winter, for with the |
opening of spring the members are
busy and do not feel that they can CON
tinue these meetings.
DR.. Bulgin left for The Dalles Sun
day evening, after having delivered
seven sermons, any one of which con
tanned more than could be gathered
from three sermons of the more than
average minister. His explanations OF
the parallels and other statements |
from the Bible were so clear that they |
left the hearer absolutely without |
question as to their meaning. Fifteen
definite conversions and several prom
ises to begin a new life, and spiritual
uplift that is not to be denied, resulted
from this Friday to Sunday service of
this powerful messenger from God.
There were two services Friday and
three Saturday in 0dell and two Sunday
in Pine Grove. DR.. Bulgin hopes to
make arrangements to visit this vlcin-
ity again at a not distant date.
Alex Lacey has built new barn on
his tract in Odell.
Mrs. Dane Kemp and little daughter,
Helen, are homeward bound. They
will visit relatives at different points
in California, in Eugene, Ore, and
Portland, ore, arriving home about
April first.
The Ladies Aid society meeting this
week is held at the home OF Mrs. +. h..
Smith. The socitey is preparing for
an Easter sale of useful and fancy art
iees suitable for gifts or for use in the
homes of the purchasers Quite !
number of embroidered pieces incl1d.
ing a baby bonnet, guest towels
jabots, aprons, etc, and table run
ners. spool boards and various fame,
articles will be found at this sale
Complete announcement next week
l.. A. e. Clark left Tuesday for sew
eral days pruning for DR.. John W
Sifton on the West Side, one half mil
west of Hood River Heights.
Frank Purdy, Of Purdy & Chapman
went up to Gillian county last wee
on business.
Rev. Hargreaves, Of Hood River,
holding a series Of Lenten meetings
the Union church this week.
J. ?. Naumes has been detained
Chicago. H., longer than he eXpeete
as the trial in which he appears as
witness was not called at the time Sc
i. J. YOUNG PAYS TOP PRICE
for hogs, COWS, etc. Phone 2l5l,
c. K. McCoy's bungalow ON the tr,
purchased of Bernhard krohn is pgt
ressing as rapidly as could be expect
considering the fact that MIR. Mccoy
doing most of the building himse
Saturdays.
Gertrude Hansen was brought no
from Hood River hospital last Frld
Her recovery from a recent operat
for appendicitis has been very sat
factory.
Byron Smith left Monday for N
Mexico where he has homestead.
b. f. Peddicord expected his mot
up from Portland for visit this We
MIR. peddicord will make a husin
visit to Wasco, Ore, soon.
Sunday school 10 a. M. Service
Rev. Carson, il am. Epworth Leag
Miss Alberta Warner, leader, p.
at the Methodist church next Sund
Sunday school at 1880 a. m. c.
$50 p. M, service by Rev. Hargrea
1880 p. m. at the Union church n
Sunday.