The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-04-01
ODELL

Aho1t WIZ uedIu MIS-. CNs ooHIs WIN
IS missionary in China home on fur
Tough. felt well repaid for having gone
TO the Methodist church where she
spoke on Tuesday afternoon Of last
week. As a result of her visit to Odell
a W. F. NJ. $. committee was appointed
by Mrs. Sheirbon, president of the La
dies Aid society, and definite work
along the line Of Foreign Missions will
be taken up by this society.
Mrs. Eleanor d. Hull has coy new
cottage in which she will attend to her
own little housekeeping and receive her
friends. The cottage is located about
100 feet from the home of her son, DR..
Z. 7. Hull.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bell, who have
spent the past two weeks here visiting
at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Sheppard and MIR. and Mrs. H. l.. Fur
row. left Monday via Salt Lake, Utah.
and Denver, Colo, for their home at
Red Lion, Colo. Mr.. and Mrs. Bell left
their home January first and visited
points of interest in California, and
Mexico before coming to Hood River
for visit at the homes of Mr.. Bells
sisters.
A full attendance CT members of the
Ferguson Bible class is desired next
Sunday as new work will be taken up
at that time. Both Mrs. Ferguson,
teacher of the class, and members of
the class wish to express their appreci-
alton of Mrs. w. l.. Sheirbon's services
as teacher during Mrs. Ferguson's ab-
sence.
Mrs. AL Meyers and her daughter,
Eda lverson, of Cascade Locks, spent
the week end as guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Cameron. This
was their first visit out in the valley,
and they expressed great pleasure at
what they saw.
MIR. and Mrs. C. Kunz, who have
spent the winter with their daughter at
Bellingham, Wash, returned last week
to their home in Odell.
Miss Helen More was seriously i'll
last week and 1t was found necessary
for her to be taken to the hospital in
Hood River Monday, where she re-
mained until Saturday. She is now
improving nicely. Her mother. Mrs.
Z. V. More, accompanied her and re-
mained with her during her stay in
Hood River.
l.. C. Heizer has had the tenant
house on the W. A. Sunday property
enlarged by building a kitchen. Mr..
Heizer's mother, Mrs. Stowell, arrived
Monday from Winona Lake, Indiana.
She was accompanied by her daughter
in-law, Mrs. Ed Sunday, whose home
is in Dakota.
Harry Emery haslbuilt neat garage
at the Emery home near Summit.
Work has commenced on a seven
room bungalow for d. 2. Emery. Be-
fore leaving for Omaha, Nebr., last
fall MIR. Emery built the foundation for
the structure. He will be assisted by
s. P. Davenport, who is in demand as
a carpenter, he having been busy at
work in that line for some time past
with contracts ahead. 1t is with pleas
ure we note improvements in the way
of attractive and convenient homes in
our community.
Mrs. Rose Odell is now at home in
her former home southeast of Odell.
The Merry Matrons will be enter
tanned next Tuesday afternoon at the
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Emery.
Contracts for material and construc-
tion of the play pavilion for Odell
school have been awarded, Messrs.
Cameron and Sheppard furnishing prac-
tically all the material and s. P. Da-
venport will construct the building.
AS previously annuonced bids we're re-
ceived and the result was as above
noted.
Plan to attend the Odell fair to be
held Friday evening at the Methodist
church. A variety of entertainment at
slight expense. The country store ex-
hibit of antique articles in the way of
china. linen, furniture and miscellan-
euus articles, as well as fine fancy work
not so old, art gallery, moving pictures,
not however, with lantern slides, light
refreshments, home made candy, are
number of attractions for the evening.
In the country store may be found use
full articles for sale. No price is
charged for viewing the exhibit of an
tiuues nor for visiting the art gallery
and small price, FIVE cents, for at
tending the entertainment known as
moving pictures. Refreshments. ten
cents.
The Guild is planning good program
to consist of literary and musical selec-
tions by local talent with at least two
numbers by outside talent. Ice cream
and cake will be served at close of pro-
gram. This entertainment will be given
Friday evening, April l6. Place, price
and complete announcement will ap-
pear later.
Service $50 a. m. Sunday school
1890 a. m. Epworth League 7.30 p.
m. at the Methodist church next Sun
day. The service throughout will be
appropriate for the day, with special
Easter music.
Sunday school 10. 80 a. m. followed by
short Easter program. At close of pro-
gram Rev. Troy Shelley will preach a
sermon from the subject, 1.-The Coming
of the Lord and the European War. "
Miss Nell Shelley will sing. There will
J be q musical evening under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Dutro at the Union church
next Sunday.
Mrs. M. L. Howard and daughters,
Miss Geraldine Howard, of Portland,
and Mrs. H. ]. Arnett, of Idaho, and
Mrs. Arnett's little son, Howard, ex-
uect to arrive here the last of the week
b for visit at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Fred Howard.
Mrs. Alice Kemp returned home Sun
\ day from a two weeks visit with her
l. daughter, Mrs. o. II. Rhoades.
Mrs. Nettie Crockett returned Wed
lnesday from a three weeks vacation
lduring which she visited relatives and
friends at Rupert and Nampa, Idaho.
, J.W. Mcdonald is building cold
storage house for meat. Mr.. McDon-
K aid is engaged in the slaughter anc
sale of fresh meats, and supplies some
quite heavy buyers as customers. He
: pays the highest market PRICE for beei
lcattle.
Dane Kemp is preparing to build 6
barn and has the rock and timbers fol
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