The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-03-12
ODELL

| Misses OnNe ano NeofBlh rlsnets Oi
Mosier, came over Saturday for q short
visit at the home Of their grand
mother, Mrs. Wood.
]. E. Ferguson went 10 Portland last
Thursday on business.
o. NJ. Scott and his daughter. Miss
Lois, are here for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Slutz are at home
in the Hagey house, now owned by
Mrs. Morgan. Mr.. Slutz will team
for the Cameron-Sheppard Box Co.
l.. A. E. Clark returned last ThUrs-
day from The Dalles. He reports a
very pleasant visit with his daughter.
Ruth. at Klondike, Ore.
Voters, men and women, do not for
get TO register. The law regarding
registration is now what is known as
the old law and voters must register
once in two years, beginning now, for
the approaching election. Those who
do not register and must have vote
sworn in will be required to pay a fee
for same in addition to trouble of Sc
curing free holders as provided by law.
The property known as the Richter
bungalow, and 20 acre tract has been
advertised to be sold at sheriff's sale
to satisfy mortgage. The legal no.
tlce beginning A. G. Ruby vs.,D 4.
keasey, trutsee, relates to this tract.
Mrs. Dave Miller and her daughter,
Miss Ida McFall. left Sunday for east
ern Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Moses of Hood
River came out Sunday for a short
visit at the home of Mrs. Wood.
The most pleasant of the many
happy occasions which the members of
the Ladies' Aid society has enjoyed
was that on Tuesday eveing, when the
members and their husbands and a few
invited guests enjoyed the hospitality
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rodamer. The
spacious rooms were filled with a
merry crowd and owing to the sincere
good will one to another and the care
ful planning of the committee on en-
tertainment sthere was not dull mo-
ment during the entire evening. The
refreshments were abundant in guam
tity and faultless as to quality. This
is the first of affairs of this sort that
are to be repeated once each quarter
and we believe all interested will look
forward eagerly for the date selected
by the ladies for the entertainment of
their husbands during the next quar-
ter.
The members of the Guild met at
the home of Mrs. G. E. Bowerman last
Friday afternoon and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
Mrs. p. l.. Smith, president; Mrs. f.
V. More, vice pres. Mrs. II. j. Fade,
sec. Mrs. II. S. Caughey, treas. In
the evening the husbands of the men,
bers accepted invitations as did several
invited guests, and delicious refresh
ments were served. The guests were
entertained with music, games and So
cial conversation and the evening
passed very pleasantly for those who
were present.
Though this is late in appearing, we
are glad to mention that Merton FoIts
stood sixth in his class in the recent
Country Gentleman boys contest and
received gold watch as reward for
his efforts.
Mrs. John Kroeger expects her
mother, Mrs. TOwle, of Orchards, Wn.,
here for visit soon.
Reports received from J. M. Shelley,
who has been for the past few months
resident of Wenatchee, Wash. indi-
cate that he is doing well. He goes to
an orchard community about so miles
from Wenatchee. He has been busy
pruning.
There are many who remember Miss
Florence Leedy as primary teacher in
Odell two years ago and whoswill be
interested even at this late date to
hear of her marriage which occurred
this winter in Portland. She is now
Mrs. Ludwig Andersen and is at pres
ent in Portland, but as her husband is
a mining engineer, they are not per-
manently located.
Mrs. Rodamer received letter re-
Gently telling her of an extended win
ter trip by land and water taken by
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Klemer, now OF
Eugene but formerly of Odell. Their
tour included points in southern and
eastern United States and southern
Atlantic points and on the Caribbean
Sea.