The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-09-14
ODELL

Was uesttoyeu W hAs cuuesuaJ csen
ing of last week. MIR. and Mrs. Bul
rell, who occupied the house. lost prac
tically everything. A temporary dwell
| ing place is being built for a winte
shelter for the family.
| C. W. Sweet has disposed of his bar
ber.and pool room business in 0dell
The new proprietor is Jack Craig, o
Junction City, Ore. Mr.. Sweet ha
been for several years a resident o
Odell and he expects to remain in Odel
for La time, but has found outdoor lif
necessary in order that he may regail
his health.
Miss Venice Callison, of Pendleton
ia here for visit at the home of he
friend. Mrs. Dane Kemp. Miss Cali
son was formerly an Odell girl and sh'
has many friends who are glad to wei
come her here for her vacation. Sh,
has a fine position with the Pendletor
Woollen Mills.
Sunday the following party motoret
over the Columbia highway to Portland
and return II RalphY Caldwell, ,C.s W
Gum, W. p. Kemp. misses Eva Gunr
and Venice CalIison. M t16GS
Mrs. Chambers, of Turner. Ore, il
here for a visit with s.her granddaugh.
ters, ..Mesdames :. Ralph caldwell. Fred
Howard and Lee Slutz.
Miss Doris Jensen. "'of Dee. visited
her friends, Mrs. Arthur Benefiel .and
Miss Leita Bowerman, Friday.
The C. E. of Odell will give a social
and reception Friday evening at
O'Clock, at the home of Mr.. and: Mrs.
R. E. Miller. This reception is given
for 1.-THE high school and eighth grade
students and teachers Of Odell schools.
DR.. and Mrs. E. R. Swinburn and
Mrs. Johnson, of Seattle, have been
guests the past week at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. L. D. Boyed. Mr.. Boyed
is, constructing for DR.. Swinburn a
temporary dwelling on the Thorn place
at Pine Grove. Sunday DR.. and Mrs.
Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Boyed
and Miss Eva Boyed motored to Cloud
Cap Inn. The Sunday previous DR..
and Mrs. Swinburn were at the base
of Mt. Rainier.
The Odell Guild will serve hot din
ner at the polling place in Odell on
election day, November 7.
This afternoon the Ladies Aid soci-
ETY. of Odell will entertain the Odell
Guild, the Ladies' Aid society of Pine
Grove and the Mothers club of Willow
Fiat and Central Vale, at a silver tea
given in the apple house Of F. A. Mas
see.
Miss Bernice Hansen, who recently
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis is now improving satisfactorily at
the home of her mother in Hood River.
Mrs. VIM. R. Warner, Ill, with her
two weeks old daughter. Elizabeth
Wilson Warner. was able to return
home Tuesday from the Cottage hos.
pital in Hood River. MIR. and Mrs.
Warner we're most agreeably surprised
when Mrs. Warmers sister. Miss
Elizabeth Wilson, OF Philadelphia. came
for visit at their home.
The next regular meeting of the
grange will be held Thursday, this,
evening. in the Odd Fellows hall at
Odell. A. full attendance of members
is desired. as business which requires
prompt attention will be transacted at
this meeting. The new grange hall is
the all important question just now as
foundation material is on the ground.
Rev. G. E. Heineck returned Tues.
day from the annual conference, which
was held last week at Lewiston. Rev.
Heineck will not return to the Pine
Grove charge, as he has been assigned
to Hartline. a point near Spokane,
a one.church charge located in town,
with high school and church conven-
lent to the home. Rev. Heineck has
served faithfully and intelligently dur
ing his three years pastorate here and
the good work he has established will
continue to his credit long after he has
gone to other fields. Rev. E. Z. New
ham, the young minister who comes
from PrineVille to succeed Rev. Helm.
eek, will receive cordial welcome and
the hearty support of members of the
church and those who are interested.
though financial conditions throughout
Hood River valley have been not all
that might be desired, the annual obli-
cations of the charge toward pastor,
district superintendent and benevo.
lences were met in full, fact that is
most gratifing to both pastor and peo-
pie.
Invitations have been issued for a
social dance to be given in the gym
nasium at Odell Friday, tomorrow, even
ing.
Miss Lieta Bowerman left Hood Riv-
er Sunday for Monmouth, Ore., where
she will enter the state normal school.
Service $50 a. M. Sudnay school
1890 a. m, Epworth League 7.30 p.
m, at the Methodist church next Sun
day. Rev. Heineck will preach the
closing sermon of his pastorate at Pine
Grove and Udell at the morning SER
vice, $50, at Odell, and IL a. m. at
Pine Grove.
Usual announcements for the Union
church.
The first regular meeting of the Par
ent-T Teacher Association for the cur
rent school year was called for to order
Monday evening at the high school
room by its new president, o. L. Wal
ter. Miss Woodring's resignation left
luc NtCS-pECeIuChCy fuSohs. mtSs rCE-
guson was unanimously elected to fill
this Office. The president named the
following chairmen of committees
Program. Mrs. Graft social. Mrs. Folts
membership, Prof. Mccoy; press, Miss
Godberson. The executive board con-
sists of the officers of the association,
the chairmen of committees and two
members at large. Mrs. Bart Davidson
and Miss Swanson, who we're also ap-
pointed by the chair. After the bust
ness session. Miss Eleanor Haskins en-
tertained the association by a mono
logue, entitled, "The Gift of Tact. +"
The meeting adjourned after singing
"Home, Sweet Home" The next
meeting will be held in the afternoon
of the second Monday of October. The
program committee meets for business
Friday evening. September 22, at the
home of the chairman. Mrs. Graft.
PINE GROVE