The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-06-29
ODEIL

Mrs. J. e. Ferguson and dauohter
miss Martha, returned home eariv last
week after having spent 10 daya in
Portland. While there Miss Msrtha
submitted to an operation for the ye.
moval OF tonsils and adenojds. Shs Is
recovering nicely from the the opera
tion. 'e'"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stephenson and
daughters. Audrey and Beatrice. of
Wasco, Ore, we're callers at Odell post-
once last Thursday. They came over.
land via auto for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. W. Ward. A"'
Rev. and Mrs. H. o, Perry. of Kan
newick, WASH. with their daughtsys
stopped In Odell for a short cali Wed.
nesdsy afternoon of last week. They
are spending Rev. Perry's vacation
motoring through western Oregon and
were guests Of Rev. G. E. Heineck for
the day. '
The Mount Hood X. R. runs straw
berry special each day for the conyen.
ience OF growers who cannot be ready
70 ship the days picking at the time
the regular train towards Hood River
is due.
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Shelley are eniov.
ing brand new buggy in which tnev
ride sheltered from sun or storm.
Rev. VIM. A. Sunday and family ex.
pected to have been here for their sum-
mer vacation. but L.C. Heller received
q message Sunday bearing the sad news
OF the sudden passing away of his
mother. who was also the mother of the
great evangelist. Mr.. Heizer started
east Immediately on receipt of the
message and he will attend the funeral
services. Friends here extend sincerest
sympathy for these sons who sorrow
and feel keenly the loss of the mother
they loved and delighted to honor.
Sympathy is felt, too. for other relatives
who mourn. but for all is consolation in
the knowledge that hers was a life that
will win rich reward in the life here
after.
A special meeting of the Christian
Brotherhood was called one evening
last week to consider the question of a
community celebration of the Fourth of
July. The sentiment as expressed at
this meeting was favorable and COM
mittees were appointed to carry out
plans. Grounds near the home of 0. l..
Walters were selected as the best
available for the purpose.
Mrs. A. ]. Lawrence, Mrs. E. F.
Lawrence and Miss Josephine Law
renee and the three sons of MIR. and
Mrs. E. F. Lawrence, all of Portland,
arrived last week and expect to spend
the summer in their fine Odel property.
E. F. Lawrence spent the week end
with the family in Odell.
Miss Georgia Prather has been elect
ed teacher in the Hood River schools.
She is now attending summer school at
Berkeley. Cal.
Miss Ottilie Boetzkes and her mother
are enjoying vacation at Lodge Sc
rene, Miss Boetzkes' Odell property.
H. E. Smith. of Chicago, ILL.,, was
guest at the home of DR.. and Mrs. E.
7. Hull for the week end. Mr.. Smith
represents the Produce Reporter and is
making tour of the fruit districts in
the interest of that publication. He is
a brother-in-law of Mrs. Hull.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hansen, of Irv-
ing. Iowa, are visiting Mrs. Hansen's
cousins. Mrs. j.. H. Eggert, Mrs. James
McFarlape and o. H. and W. c. Ehrck.
They came via San Francisco and Port.
land and will stop over in Montana for
visit with Mrs. Hansen's brother.
Omar Creson left Sunday for Mon.
tana, where he expects to find employ
ment.
Mrs. Geo. Mcintosh, of Corvallis, has
been spending a few days visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Lock-
mm. She will also visit Mrs. Dane
Kemp and Mrs. Oscar Cameron. Mrs.
Mcintosh formerly resided in Hood
River valley and she has many friends
in Odoll and vicinity.
A mass meeting will be held at the
high school tonight in order that pat
rons may have an opportunity to be-
come informed concerning the plans for
proposed high school building and thus
be able to vote intelligently OH the
proposed bond issue which will be sub
mitted to voters Friday.
Sydney Rose. who has been employed
by Barclay Henderson at Netherby left
yesterday for Montana, where he has a
position with his uncle.
Ralph Caldwell has decided to remain
in Odell and he and his family now en-
joy trips made with speed and comfort
in a new Dodge.