The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-06-17
ODELL

] Mrs. CnaS. huntZ went 10 fortldhu
last Thursday in response to q message
bearing the sad news of the death Of
her son-in-lsw. Henry May. While
employed as a brakeman Mr.. May was
sceidently killed and the Portland dali
les contained a complete account of the
shocking accident. Mr.. and Mrs. May
and their son and daughter formerly
resided in 0dell and friends here deep.
/ ly sympathize with them in the sorrow
! that has come upon them so suddenly.
The annual school meeting will be
held in the school house in Odell next
Monday afternoon at o'clock. The
usual business transacted at the annual
meeting will receive the attention Of
voters.
! Several little friends of Dorothy
I Hull we're invited to assist her in OBJ
serving her sixth birthday anniversary
which occurred oD Saturday. All that
| is required to make those who partici-
pate in affairs Of this nature had been
provided and the occasion was thor
Oughly enjoyed by everyone.present.
Miss Roberta Friday has returned to
Corvallis, Ore, where she will attend
summer school at o. A. c. She ex-
poets to study music this term.
After having been here for visit at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. L. ID.
Boyed, Mrs. II. Herrick returned to
hei home at Newberg, Ore, Saturday.
NJ. Carrigg is at St. Martins Springs,
hoping to be relieved from an attack
of rheumatism.
]. H. Eggert and his son, Elmer. and
uncle, Chris Eggert, will leave soon
for business trip to Bend, Ore.
A. ]. Nelson motored to Mitchell
Point via the Columbia highway Sun
day.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton, of Fossil, 0re..
returned to her home Monday after
having been here for a weeks visit
with her friend, Mrs. Eva Morgan.
Mrs. Mary West, of Rock Creek, Gil
liam Co., Ore, and her daughters,
Misses Mary and Gladys, are here Wis
iting Mrs. Eva Morgan.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage of Emma Andrietta
Swenson to William p. Goeris, Wednes-
day, June 8, at Tillamook, Ore. The
young people will visit the expositions
| in California and be at home to their
friends after August first at Iillamook.
Friends here 'offer congratulations.
The Sunday school picnic will be held
June %, instead of June l6. The change
| in date was made advisable because of
the fact that quite number of those
who wish to attend are busy with the
berry harvest which is not completed.
The Sunday school at Pine Grove has
been invited to unite with the Metho-
dist Sunday school of Odell and the
grounds near the home of Clayton
| Fletcher we're chosen as the best
adapted for the purpose.
Epworth League meeting Sunday
evening will be in charge of one of the
members who represented the EpwoIth
League of Odell at the convention in
The Dalles last week, and fine SER
vice is expected. Special music is
promised and it is likely the violin and
cornet will be heard in addition to voice
and organ.
No service next Sunday morning at
the Methodist church. Sunday school
promptly at $3.50 a. m. This arrange
ment has been made in order that those
who attend Sunday school may be able
to drive to Pine Grove IN time for the
service at II a. m. when Rev. Billy
Sunday will give portion of his vaca-
ton period to one of his splendid ser.
vices. We of Hood River valley do ap-
preciate and enjoy the sermons which
itsis our privilege to hear during the
short season each summer when this
evangelist who has served as the in
strument for saving thousands of souls,
comes for rest.
The next regular meeting of the
grange will be held at the usual place
of meeting Thursday, this, evening at
8 o'clock. All members are requested
| to be present as three are candidates
for initiation as well as other business
to be considered.
Mrs. H. K. Davenport lost beauti-
full center piece last Friday afternoon
somewhere in the road between Sum-
nit and Mrs. Davenport's home. The
center piece was circular in shape, nat
ural linen color and was trimmed with
wide crochet trimming. Mrs. Daven-
port prizes it highly as it was pres
ent from a relative and she would
greatly appreciate its return.
An opal ring was lost about two
weeks ago either at the home of l.. A.
E. Clark the berry patch or packing
shed of Mr.. Peddicord or along the way
between the two places. The ring was
set with five opals and was tiedoin the
corner of handkerchief. Mrs. CLARK
would be pleased to communicate with
the finder.
After having spent two weeks ir
Odell interesting orchardists in a pro
posed Hood River Valley Dehydratinl
Co., j. Stewart Clark went to Pine
Grove early in the week on business
connected with the proposed enterprise
= The plan as formulated provides for {
capital stock of.$l5000, of which 5000
is preferred stock and $4,000 common
stock. The following residents of Odel
and vicinity have been chosen as mem
bers of a committee on organization
J. L. Ferguson, +. A. Massee, f. P
Friday. MIR. Clark gives evidence o
his faith in the venture by agreeing t
buv at par with interest at seven pc
cent all shares of preferred stock a
the end of two years If holders s.
agree.
The inventor of the process of dehyd
ration is chemist and also an engin
eer, and he claims for the process su
perior finished article at less expense
because of ability to control heat an
moisture, economoy in space made pos
sible by use of tray trucks, uniform
temperature throughout, producing uni
form high grade acrticle, economy il
matter of fuel and in labor.
The location of the plant has not bee
denfiitely decided upon. as this will b
a question which rests with the boar
of directors.
Get ready for a good time at tn
dance pavilion.g Every Saturday nigh
and on the evening of July 5.