The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-08-05
ODELL

r. II. Weber, Of The Dalles. was
here Sunday for a short visit at the
home of bis daughter, Mrs. Harold
Sexton. Mr.. Weber was accompanied
by bis son, Richard.
Misses Alice and Anna Shelley, Of
The Ds!les, came TO Odell Monday
morning for a visit with Mrs. Eva
Morgan.
DIR. and Mrs. f. 7. Hull and their
daughters. Misses Gladys and Dorothy,
went TO Portland Sunday fort short
visit with Mrs. Hull's sister. Mrs. G.
II. Sproat. From there they go TO the
coast for a two weeks outing which
they expect to enjoy.
Miss Palma Hagen has many friends
in 0dell who will regret TO hear that
she was painfully injured in a runaway
accident one day last week. when she
and her mother were returning from
Psrkdale. They had almost reached
home when the horse became unman-
ageable and Palma was thrown from
the buggy into the road near the home
Of Chas. Hounsell. Mrs. Hagen jumped
from the buggy and was somewhat
bruised and strained. but no bones were
broken. Her daughter. however. did
not escape without more serious injury
and she is now in the hospital in Hood
River because of broken ankle.
Curtis Gould. who has spent two very
interesting weeks at San Francisco, is
expected home Friday. The first item
of news he sent home was about seeing
the old Liberty Bell
Miss Gearhart, Of Astoria, Ore, is
spending a few weeks with her friend,
Mrs. Harold wilkins, who is at Home
wood for the summer.
A party of Is persons, six men, six
women and six children, started Tues
day for Mount Hood. A number of
the mountain MIR. and Mrs. l.. c.
Weinheimer, A. l.. Weinheimer, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Weinheimer and two
children, MIR. and Mrs. Vernon Grow
and two children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Gill and two children, Mrs. Lizzie
Sheirbon and Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Sherbon were members of the party.
We have not been able TO learn Just
who will take advantage of the Mount
Hood excursion offer for a tripe0
Mount Hood and ascent of the noun
tain, but we have been informed that
the following persons expect to be
members of large party that will be
passengers on special train via Mount
Hood Wednesday evening: G. +. Bow
erman, Leta BoweTman, Eleanor Coe,
Jessie Duckwall, Mary Sheppard, Ruth
Clark, Tom Cameron, Will Sheppard.
Chas. Sheppard, Duane Wieden, Olga
Ensminger. Otto Ehrck, Henry Blagg.
Russell Case, Of Portland. and Chaun
cey Smith, of Husum, Wash, were
week end guests at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. Troy Shelley.
Miss Hope Shelley expects to go to
Seattle, Wash, Friday for a visit with
former schoolmate.
l.. ID. Boyed and A. b. Shelley went
on a fishing trip last Friday and re-
turned home Sunday evening, bringing
with them a good catch.
Last Thursday Harry Jarvis fell
from the building which is being erect
ed son the Genital Vale school grounds
for play shelter and broken wrist is
the result.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Me
Donald Thursday, July 20, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. X. Bowman, MIR.
and Mrs. Ray Evans and Miss Edna
Evans were callers at the home of j.
W. Wilson and his sister, Miss Emily,
last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman
are just beginning trip to Pittsburg,
Penn. via automobile. They will stop
at Yellowstone Park and other places
of interest en- route and they expect to
spend six weeks for their journey.
At the special school meeting held
last Saturday for the purpose of voting
on proposed Union high school the
vote resulted in 27 for and six opposed
At Central Vale the vote upon the
same proposition carried by vote of 8