The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-08-20
ODELL

interests in 0dell and visiting friends.
She will return to Portland before the
opening Of school. She has been re-
elected as teacher in the primary de-
partment of the schools Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. Sheirbon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Yaw went to
Portland Wednesday, returning Via the
Bailey Gatzert Thursday.
Ruth Clark returned home last Thurs
day from a three weeks visit with
friends near Cape Horn, Wash, and in
Portland, Ore.
DR.. Emily G. Kluf expects to leave
today for her home in Provo, Utah,
after having spent several months here
visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. h. r. Leedom.
Mrs. Alice Kemp has returned from
visit at the home of her grandson,
Lewis Rhoades Of Middle Valley.
The Ladies Al society met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. II.
X. Davenport.
Sherman LafFerty went to Portland
Wednesday, returning home Wednesday
night.
Blanche Laiferty went to Portland
Wednesday Of last week for a weeks
visit at the home Of her aunt, Mrs.
Edwin Anders.
J. Lindgren is building a new house
32x40, two stories, five large rooms
besides pantry and closets. Mr.. Lin
gren owns tract which was part Of
the William Ehrck homestead.
Harry Connaway spent last week in
Portland and Mrs. COnnaway and three
sons visited at the home of Mrs. Con-
naway's parents in Scio, Ore.
Clinton Wood came near suffering a
heavy loss by fire last Friday about
$50 p. m. when fire started in the
grass north of the house and backed
against the wind to point very near
the buildings when neighbors saw the
smoke and hurried to extinguish the
flames. There are two theories as to
how the fire originated: One that a
smoker dropped burning match or
cigar stub beside the road, another that
cnder from the forest fire then rag
ing several miles west carried suffi-
cient fire to set the grass burning.
W. L. Faglay has purchased three
acres of Land from Frank Purdy and is
now building a cozy bungalow. Mr..
Faglay is son-in-law of W. II. Hicks,
of the Hicks Go. mill, and is employed
at their saw mill and wishes to provide
home convenient to good school.
W. P. Kemp and G. F. Purdy spent
Sunday in The DtlIes.
Cameron & Sheppard have removed
their saw mill to Fir. The mill has
been located in the Upper Valley.
J. E. Windle, of Portland, came up
Tuesday of last week for two days
visit with his little daughters and his
mother, Mrs. Sue Windle, who are
spending the summer at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A. Cellar.
j. c. Marshall, of Portland, came up
Saturday for a short visit with his wife
and children who are also spending the
summer at Mrs. and Mrs. Cellar s
home. Mr.. Marshall returned home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mis-. G. NJ. Wilson and
daughters, Frances and LaVerna, and
son, Floyd, and Mrs. Sue Windle left
early Thursday morning via auto for
Cloud Cap Inn and Mount Hood. They
made partial ascent of the mountain,
but because of smoke from forest fires
their view was confined to tops of
neighbOring mountain peaks. A men,
ber of the party reports that the last
two miles of the trip going to Cloud
Cap Inn was made on foot and Mrs.
Wilson, whose convictions regarding a
wet" or dry" Oregon are well
known, became so thirsty and tired of
heat and dust that she exclaimed, Il
would not vote for dry state.
l.. A. E. Clark is pruning the 40
acre orchard of A. w. Stone. This
orchard is located above Dee.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Ferguson and
daughter, Martha, are enjoying an
outing on the coast.
Among those who have spent a part
or all of the past week at Lost Lake
we note the following Rev. Haskins,
Ola Nelson, VIM. Haskins, MIR. and
Mrs. NJ. d. Odel, Eunice Odell, Eleanor
Coe, MIR. Odell's Sunday school class of
boys.
The Camp Fire Girls came home Sat-
urday. DR.. and Mrs. Dutro remained
over for a few days at the lake.
Misses Leita Bowerman, Olga Plog
and Frances Lindgren walked the en-.
tire distance from the lake home.
Rev. VIM. A. Sunday has consented
to give a part of the short time left OF
his vacation and he will address a con-
gregation at the Methodist church next
Sunday morning at l0:45. This is 8
union service, the Union and Methodist
churches of Odell and the Pine Grove
church planning to avail themselves OF
this opportunity to hear once more
this evangelist through whose efforts
converts numbering many thousands
have been won, and who for short
while each summer stops in our valley
for much needed rest. which we feal
has been often disturbed by requests
for service.
Announcement for next Sunday al
the Methodist church: Sunday schOOI
at 9.45; service. Billy Sunday. l0.45.
Union Church: Service, Rev. j. G.
Tate, evening at 8 O'Clock.
J. w. Coovert, of Dayton, Ore, is
here visiting with his son, G. B. Coo
vert.
MIR. and Mrs. X. r. Morrill, and SON.
Malcolm, of Portland, are here looking
after their property and visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Sheirbon
PINE GROVE