The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-03-25
ODELL

MIS-. hsTTH " dltef lelb Eiioag iSi
Oklahoma, where she will visit her
parents. Mr.. Waller expects 10 remain
here several months, when he too will
20 10 Oklahoma, where he and his wife
will locate. MIR. and Mrs. Waller for
merly resided in that state, but
they have spent several years IN the
northwest.
Merton Folts has been i'll Of pneu-
monia during the past wees. Al the
time this is written he Is believed 10
be out improving satisfactorily.
Jos. A. Moore, who has spent the
winter in Iowa on business, returned
hume Friday.
W. NJ. Barnett, Of Wasco. was look.
ing after his interests here Saturday.
Mr. Barnett reported prospects for
wheat crop in the vicinity of Waseo,
good.
Mrs. Geo. Pflughaupt returned Sun
day from a weeks visit with relatives
at Bingen, Wash.
Mrs. J. E. Ferguson and Mrs NJ. l..
Hagthorne returned Saturday from an
extended stay in Portland. They Will
remain at home until about April Ia,
when they expect to return to Portland,
where Mrs. Hawthorne will receive
further treatment from the specialist
who performed an operation for re-
moval of cataract. Both Mrs. Haw-
thorne and Mrs. Ferguson are worn
from nerve strain resulting from more
than 10 weeks earnest effort that all
that was p0ssible might be done to aid
surgical skill There is vision IN tie
eve from which the cataract was re.
moved, but to time and the additional
strength hoped for, we must look to
know the degree Of vision. Mrs.
Hawthorne is able to be about the
house, and is pleased to greet friends.
there are many friends in Odell who
are glad to know of this home coming.
After having been for an extended
stay in Boston, Mass, their former
home. Mrs. c. +. Lowell and daughter,
Miss Grace, returned Monday to their
home in Odell.
Douglas Lockman will look after the
interests of the editor of the Glacier
in Odell. Mr.. Moe has valuable orch
ard property which Mr.. Lockman will
care for.
Please accept thanks of all interested
for return of borrowed curtains.
After having spent two months in
Los Angeles, CAL, and six weeks In
Portland, Ore, Mrs. X. H. Kemp re-
turned home on Saturday, March H.
During their stay in California MIR. and
Mrs. Kemp visited in Oakland, San
Francisco, San Fernando, Laguna,
Long Beach, Pasadena, Santa Monica,
Playa Del Rey, Venice, Redondo, San
Pedro, Yorba Luida and Berkeley.
They visited MIR. and Mrs. James Cook
and family, formerly residents of Odell
but now of San Fernando, Cal, and
found all we'll and doing well. AT Ber-
kelley Mrs. Kemp visited a former
schoolmate and friend, Mrs. h. &.
Griffin, at one time a resident OF The
Dalles, Ore. They report Los Angeles
thriving city of 100000 inhabitants
Its harbor, San Pedro, most excellent
one. They had the pleasure of seeing
the battle ship Oregon Immediately
upon its arrival in San Francisco Bay.
The fine home of Mark Cameron was
threatened by fire Saturday noon when
shingles near the flue caught while SCOT
was burning out. Facilities in the way
of hose, water and sufficient pressure,
and quick, work on the part of Mark
and Tom Cameron and Geo. Sheppard
prevented all except comparatively
slight damage.
The Odell fair to be given under the
aupsices of the Ladies Paid society, has
been, postponed from Friday, March rs,
until Friday, April 2, because of the
fact that while neither knew of the
plans of the other, two announcements
were made for the same date. March
26. Remebmer the date, April 2, and
read posters and announcements when
they appear.
Sunday school 10 a. m.; 1913 reported
last Sunday; more expected next Sun
day. All enthusiastic and ready to
welcome you. Epworth League p. m.
Service p. m. next Sunday at the
Methodist church. Early morning, or
$50 a. m. service Easter Sunday.
Sunday school 1890 a. m. Christian
Endeavor 730 p. m. Mrs. A. l.. Shell
ley, leader, at the Union church next
Sunday.
Mrs. St. John. missionary in China,
on furlough, spoke at the Methodist
church Tuesday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. W. P. Peddicord have
returned to their property near Summit
after having spent the winter months
in Portland. They brought from Port.
land a very large horse for which they
will find much employment.
The regular all day meeting of the
grange for March will be held at the
apple house of A. j. Nelson next Sat
urday. AS is. the custom on these Occa
sions there will be a closed session OF
the grange in the morning, followed by
a dinner for members of the grange
In the afternoon there will be pro
gram and this meeting is open anC
those interested are invited to be pres
ent. Jos. A. Moore, who returned re
Gently from Iowa, has promised t
speak upon incidents connected with
his winter in Iowa which are especially
interesting to those who attend.
The next meeting of the Guild viii
be held Thursday afternoon of mex
week at the home of Mrs. G. E. Bow
erman.
The Merry Matrons met last Tuesda,
afternoon at the home of Mrs. b
| krohn.
MIR. and Mrs. z. f. Bemis and Mrs
Leila Lundy, North Dakotans, are Wis
lting this week with the Gano famil,
/ at Homework They are en- route Il
the California expostions, and viii
visit points of interest in eisurel
trip through the south.