The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-05-20
ODELL

Rebekah lodge and J. ]. Krumenaeher
and W. II. Bucher. delegates from
Kemp lodge ]. o. o. +. to represent
their respective lodges at the Rebekah
Assembly Of Oregon and Grand Lodge
!. o. o. F., which are IN session this
week at Newport, Ore.
Born-Io Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Hamil-
ton, Wednesday, May ~. a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kimball and
their sons, Messrs. Fordham and Stew
art Kimball left Saturday for Califor-
mia, where they will attend the expos-
tion. Messrs. FOTdham and Stewart
Kimball expect to return to their home
in Odell within a few weeks, their par
ents remaining for more extended
stay in California.
Miss Laura Roth, of Portland. was a
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H..
X. Davenport for the week end.
Geo. Prather was called to The Dalles
Saturday to appear as a witness in the
suit in which Seufert. the cannery man,
the Indians in the vicinity of Big Eddy
and the United States government are
involved.
.sMrs. A. G. Hall, of Cascade Locks,
is here for visit at the home of her
granddaughter, Mrs. Mark Cameron.
Mrs. Hall is accompanied by Mrs.
Cameron's sister, Miss Marie Day.
Judging from a letter of recent date
addressed to John Kr0eger and bearing
the post mark Bristol, England, those
who are in a position to know the price
paid by the consumer in this instance,
draw the conclusion that the grower of
Hood River apples is in more than
comfortable circumstances. Mr.. krOeg'
er's name and address were copied
from boxes containing Newtown apples
from Mr.. Kroeger's orchard displayed
| for sale in a store in Bristol, Eng. The
writer says they are handsome fruit
and sell well" ana then he requests
that Mr.. Kroeger make donation of
five or 10 dollars for a church located
in Bristol.
Mrs. Pauline Talmage, of Portland,
is here for two weeks visit at the
home of her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Troy Shelley.
Notices are out calling a special
school meeting at the school house
next Saturday evening, May. 22, for the
purpose Of deciding what action shall
be taken regarding the new law relat-
ing to high schools. Voters will please
remember this date. Last Saturday
evening a committee representing the
Parent Teacher Association attended a
meeting at Central Vale at whichsthey
report no dissenting vote on the pro-
posed union high school which would
include portions or entire districts as
follows: Pine Grove, Odell, Central
Valesand Fir. Monday night asneetng
of representatives from these four
districts was to be held at Pine Grove,
but as this is written Monday the re.
suits of this meeting cannot be an
nounced. Messrs. o. l.. Walter, r. 4.
Miller and M. ID. Odell were appointed
members of the committee which rep
resented the Parent Teacher Associa-
ton of 0dell at both these meetings.
Mrs. Troy Shelley received a long
distance telephone message Tuesday
morning, telling of the birth of a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph 5.
Shelley, of Portland.
The school at Husum, Wash. in
which Miss Hope Shelley has been en-
ployed as teacher for the past two
years, will close Friday. Miss Shelley
will remain over few days to conduct
state eighth grade examinations. Miss
Nell Shelley went to Husum to be
present for the closing exercises of hel
sisters school.
Miss Leita Bowerman will probably
return to the school near Scott's Mills
where she taught last year. The posi-.
tion is being held awaiting her accept.
ance. This is one of the very best
recommendations teacher may pos
.sess, and we are pleased to know that
ranother of our home girls has come up
to our expectations.
sMrs. Paul Fuchs will provide Thanks
giving and Christmas dinners, the all
important part at least, for large
number of families this year if present
indications continue. She has 80 young
turkeys and eggs to hatch as many
more, and she hopes to be able to mar.
ket 100 turkeys next fall and winter,
Sund school 1890 a. m. G. Il. 8 p.
m, at the Union church next Sunday.
Miss Woodring will lead the C.E. meet
ing. Miss Nell Shelley and Mrs. Dutro
will sing duet.
Service $50 a. m. Sunday school
1890 a, m. Epworth League 7.30 pm.
at the Methodist church next Sunday
Wilmer Fagaley will lead the Epworth
League service. The efficiency service
at the close of the Sunday school last
Sunday was one to give inspiration to
those who witnessed and realized how
far reaching may be the result of ali
those young lives lined up for Christian
service. Those who heard Mrs. Bod
kin, of the II. NJ. s., in the evening,
found her talk very henlfnl