The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-04-02
ODELL

Mrs. Elmer Chapman at the home Of
Mrs. Chapmsn's sister, of Corvallis, on
tuesday Of last week. Mr. Chapman
went down TO see Mrs. Chapman and
the baby returning TO odell last Sun
day.
The game OF base ball, 0dell VS..
Parkdale, Sunday resulted in a score in
favor of Odell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peddicord, Of Portland.
are here looking after the property
which their son has been interested in
while. he is in eastern Oregon and is
not physically able to care for the
orchard and berries be has planted.
The Ladies Aid met this week We'd
nesdsy afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Fred Howard.
The Guild will entertain the Ladies
! Aid society Thursday. this. Afternoon
at the home of Mrs. l.. ID. Boyed. A
very pleasant afternoon is expected.
Remember The school meeting to-
night. Plan to attend and vote accord
ing to your convictions.
Notices are posted for an election to
be held on April 20, 1914, in the apple
house of o. l.. Walter and Geo. Cooper
to determine whether the territory en-
braced within the described boundaries
as set forth in the notice of election
shall be incorporated as the City of
Utility, or town of Utility.
This election will be held from 8
O'Clock in the morning until s o'clock
in the afternoon of the said day.
We understand petition is out ask
ing that polling place be provided on
the West Side, and we think this is
what those voters who reside on the
West Side and at distance from the
| polling place that has been designated,
have perfect right to request.
We would not presume to advise in
the matter of voting on this question
of city of Utility, but would caution
voters against hasty action and ask
that they weigh and carefully consider
all phases of the question, for some
times in striving to attain that which
we desire we find that while winning
one point we have burdened ourselves
with innumera6ie Objectionable posi-
bilities.
Mrs. Pauline Talmage and little
daughter, Rosalie, came up from Port
land Saturday for a visit with Mrs.
Talmage's parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Troy Shelley.
Mrs. Nellie Stockton, of Newberg,
Ore, arrived Saturday for visit at
the home of her sister, Mrs. E. w.
Dunbar. Mrs. Stockton had written
telling of her intended visit, but Mrs.
Dunbar had not received the card. Mr..
and Mrs. Dunbar happened to be in
Hood River and were surprised to meet
Mrs. Stockton there.
The Development League will meet
next Monday night for the April meet
! in.
The Grange meeting has been post
| poned on account of the meeting of the
stockholders of the Apple Growers AS
sociaton in Hood River next Saturday.
The Grange meeting will be held one
week from Saturday.
After writing concerning MIR. and
Mrs. Peddcord we learn that Mrs.
Peddicord has gone to Portland to meet
her son, who came down from Eastern
Oregon and was to leave for Southern
California last Monday.
Next Sunday there will be Sunday
school at both churches as usual and
following the Sunday school service
forall at the Methodist church. In the
evening program in honor of Fanny
j. Crosby, in which songs composed by
this gifted hymn writer will provide
the music, and sketches from her life
of interest to all will be given.
One week from next Sunday the first
of series of morning services, begin
ming at $50, will be held at the Metho-
dist church, when the pastor, Rev. G.
E. Heinick, will be present and will
deliver an Easter sermon. This is a
plan of Rev. Helnick's whereby both
churches may have an every Sunday
morning service at least throughout
the summer months, and while it means
more of an effort on his part and lit
| tie earlier getting out on Sunday morn
ing for his congregation at Odell. we
believe that to those who consider the
question thoughtfully there is much in
favor of the plan. We would not dwell
upon the fact that these services must
begin on time in order that the pastor
may meet his appointment at Pine
drONe dL II d. Ill, ehcH SUNDAY. AIleE
next Sunday the notices for Sunday
school and services at Odell will stand.
Service at $50 a. m. Sunday school,
1890 a. m. Epworth League as an
nounced each Sunday. Tell your friends
there is service at the Methodist church
every Sunday morning.
Chas. Kuntz lost a valuable COW
Monday.
c. H. Sproat was out Sunday for a
short visit at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
E. T. Hull.
L. P. Smith left Tuesday for eastern
Oregon on BUSINESS connected with
property which he owns there.
Mrs. Dorothy X. Palmer's music pu-
pills who took part in the recital Satur-
day afternoon performed in a manner
which gave evidence of careful train
ing on the part of their teacher and
faithful practice work by the pupils.
Each pupil invited one guest, no grown
ups being included in the invitation for
this, the first of a series of afternoons.
Dainty refreshments were served and
all enjoyed the hospitality of the Fer
guson home.