The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-07-09
ODELL

susie ~. moore y. a. moore ana Her
man Moore, of 0dell. J. A. Moore left
that evening for Canada. The sincere
sympathy Of the community is extend
ed TO the bereaved relatives, and es-
pecially TO these who are well known
in Odell and who grieve and are separ-
ated from their brothers, sister and
others near and dear who are several
thousand miles distant.
Tuesday Of last week was a day in
which much good work was accom-
plished at the Methodist church when
public spirited men gathered and fin
ished grading the grounds. All Is now
in readiness for seeding, which will be
done at a time when best results NAV
be expected. Members of The Ladies
Aid society served dinner ana supper.
Dist Sup't II. o. Perry and Rev. G..
f. Heineck were present and a preim-
mary quarterly conference was held
which indicated church affair 80 this
point in thriving condition, and an in
all the day was pleasantly and profit
ably spent.
The smaller girls sewing club meet
ings continue we'll attended and much
interest is shown by the young needle
women whose work is a credit to them
and TO their instructor.
Rev. II. II. Haskins is here for an
extended visit at the home of his son,
Gordon Haskins. Rev. Haskins has
been granted leave of absence by the
members of his church near Montreal.
Canada, and is spending the greater
portion of a five months vacation
here. He preached a strong sermon
to an appreciative congregation at the
Methodist church last Sunday evening.
Howard Leedom went to Portland
Friday for short business visit.
The regular meeting of the grange
for July will be held at the gynasium
Thursday, this, evening. A good at.
tendance is desired as the report of the
building committee will be submitted
at this meeting.
Those who attended the Fourth OF
July picnic given under the auspices OF
the grange enjoyed the day. More
than one hundred persons attended anC
two large tables were spread with 6
delicious picnic dinner. If the party
who finds plate with a shamrock leaf
design will leave same at the home OF
Mrs. Cunningham favor will be con.
ferred, as one of this description was
lost at this picnic.
Miss Jessie Duckwall, of lndianapo.
lis, Ind, arrived Sunday night for o
visit at the home of her brother, Johr
Duckwall. Miss Duckwall has spent
several summers here and OdelI people
! haf
passing interest in her and they are al.
ways ready to greet her with hearty
welcome when she returns.
Allan Harris, of the H. h. II. S.
class of 1914, came out Saturday even.
ing for a short visit with his friend, A.
l.. Weinheimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Manning and
daughter, Elaine, and little son, Glenn,
of Centralia, Wash, have been here
visiting at the home of W. l.. Sheirbor
and V. Grow. Mrs. Manning is q
cousin of Mrs. Sheirbon and Mr.. Crow.
The meeting of the Guild was post.
poned and will be held Thursday, this,
afternoon at the home of Mrs. ID. L.
Rountree.
Mrs. Edwin Anders and little SON
Ellis, and daughter, Florence Beatrice
are here from Portland for visit will
Mrs. Anders parents, MIR. and Mrs. G
W. Lafferty, and with other relative.
and friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Shelley anC
their little daughter, Hope, spent July
Fourth with Mr.. Shelley's parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Troy Shelley. Mr.. and
Mis-. Shelley came across from Welch'
leaving that point at 10 O'Clock anC
arriving at Cedar Springs, this side OF
Mount Hood and Lost Lake, at {
O'Clock, coming via the trail which MIR.
Shelley laid out and which is at nc
point greater than a five per cent
grade. and much of the way 81 pei
cent. All except IL miles of the dis
tance was travelled in buggy, the u
miles on horseback. Mr.. Shelley knows
the mountains and his judgment or
possibilities for an auto road via this
route to Portland may be relied upon.
The Ferguson Bible class will enjoy
picnic above fuckers bridge on HOOD
river this evening. Picnic supper at
o'clock.
MIR. and Mrs. W. L. Sheirbon anC
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Manning and chill
dren went for an auto ride Sunday
They reached point three miles be-
yond China Hill, found some steer
climbing and some grand scenery anC
returned home Sunday evening.
Master Floyd Mccoy and Master
Fred Eggert leave this week for Port
land, where they will visit at the home
of their aunt, Mrs. d. HendOn.
Several members of the Methodist
Sunday school are planning to attenC
the Sunday school institute which will
be held in ThesDalles July l3 and ID
Speakers of national reputation will
address this institute.
= The July meeting of the Parent
Teacher Association will be held Fri
day afternoon at O'Clock in the Ii
brary room. The subject is, "How cal
the home help the school, and tn,
school help the homer"
Service $50. Sunday school 1890 a
the Methodist church next Sunday.
Sunday school picnic will be held at
date not far distant in which the Pin,
Grove Sunday school and the Methods
Sunday school of OdelI will participate
Sunday school 1890. Young people
meeting in the evening at o'clock
Mrs. ::Dutro has charge of music for
special song service and Mrs. LE. v
More will lead in study of the lessor
for the evening.
Miss Eva Boyed returned Monday
from a 10 days visit with friends il
Portland and relatives at Newberg
Her many friends will gladly weclom,
her home.
H. Connoway, as clerk Of schoo
district No. 5, is advertising for bid
for Is cords of four foot fir wood To-
use in 0deIl school house during tn,
following school year. Bids must b,
in hands of clerk not later than Fri
day, July II.
The Consolidated Mercantile Co. will
open store Friday in the store build
ing formerly occupied by Mercer <