The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-02-04
ODELL

Hood River critically i'll Of pneumonia.
The Guild will meet Thursday, this,
afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. G.
Masiker.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid society was held Wednesdaysat the
home Of the president, Mrs. W. l..
Sheirbon. Mrs. Sheirbon entertained
the members at this time in honor Of
MIS-. Lizzie Sheirbon and Mr.. Andrew
Weinheimer.
Nell Shelley is in Portland visiting
her sister. Mrs. Talmage.
One of the Henpecked Husbands re-
quested your correspondent to announce
that Mrs. II. X. Davenport very pleas.
antly entertained the Merry Matrons
and their Henpecked Husbands at her
home on Tuesday evening of last week.
Miss Jessie Pierson and her mother,
Mrs. Frazier, we're visitors in Odell
Monday. Everyone will be pleased to
know that Miss Persons health is
much improved.
Mrs. Hawthorne was able to be re-
moved from st. Vincent's hospital
Monday and she now occupies rooms at
the Y. w. c. A., which are very con-
venient to the physicians office. We
are glad to be able to report that if
Improvement continues as expected she
will return home in two weeks. Mrs.
j. +. Ferguson has been with her
mother during the day and nurse at
night, and she will remain with her un-
til she Is able to return home.
The play, "How the Story Crew."
given by eight ladies under the aus
pces Of the Parent Teacher Associa-
tion at the Methodist church last
Thursday evening was attended by an
appreciative audience. The various
characters were true TO life and the |
costumes exceedingly artistic. clever
little song, the words of which were |
composed by Mrs. II. X. Davenport, |
made fitting climax for the evenings |
entertainment. The proceeds from the
door and supper amounted to $25. 20, |
which will be applied on last years
rent of library room. The library is |
now in the school house and patrons
may procure books on Tuesday and
Friday afternoons from three to four
O'Clock. The members of the Parent
Teacher Association wish to express
their appreciation for the use of the |
Methodist church for this occasion.
Mrs. Lyman Wilson left Monday for
Hood River and she will probably re.
turn soon to her home near Sandy. Or.
A son was born to MIR. and Mrs.
Ralph Jarvis Monday, Jan. 25. Mrs.
Jarvis ard the baby are at the home OF
nurse in Hood River.
G, F. Purdy has purchased from W.
B. Cunningham the tract slying just
south of the II, s. Lewis property and
between that and the railroad
The basket ball game last Friday
night, 0dell VS.. Mosler, resulted in
score of 80 to 81 in favor of Moser.
This was the 0dell school team and
next Friday night they will play the
second team II. X. II. S.
Forty-two persons enjoyed the grange
dinner at Nelson's apple house last Sat
urday and they report this dinner
great success. 0del grange now has
so or more members and applications
coming each meeting. The regular
meetings are an evening meeting on
the second Thursday and day meeting
the last Saturday in each month. The
meetings will be held in Nelson s apple
house until further notice. The next
meeting Of Pomona grange will be held
at Pine Grove next Wednesday.
Mrs. Coovert expected to leave the
hospital Tuesday and il is believed she
will be able to return to her home Sun
day. This week she and her husband
will occupy the housekeeping rooms in
which Mr.. CooVert has made his home
during Mrs. Converts stay in the hos
ital.
Two men were in 0dell the first of
the week looking over the ground with
view toward putting in livery, feed
and sale stable. For the present they
will occupy the barn formerly occupied
by the Connaway Mercantile Co.
Sunday school 10. 30 a. IN. followed by
communion service. G. f. 7.30. Misses
Emma Trusty and Helen More, leaders,
at the Union church next Sunday.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Epworth
League P. m. Mrs. W. C. Ehrek lead
er. Service by pastor p. m. at the
Methodist church next Sunday. Those
who heard Prof. Matthews last Sunday
enjoyed a rare treat as Prof Matthews
Is college man who understands hu-
man nature whether the particular in
dividual with whom he deals be young,
middle aged or aged, and his address
with "As man thinketh so is he" as
a leading thought, contained much of
interest and benefit to his hearers. The
Misses Winans drove down from their
home to hear him, as two of them have
been students in Willamette University
where Prof. Matthews is a member of
te faculty. Mrs. w. C. Ehrck also re-
membered him as former instructor
IN summer school which she attended.
Through the efforts of Rev. Heineck
those who attend the Methodist church