The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15

ODELL
Miss Adele Kunz. Of Great Fails, .
Montana, has been here for snort t
vacation visit with her parents. Mr. +
and Mrs. Chas. hurZ. and sister, Mrs f
Laura Nav. Miss kunZ Is partner
IN a millinery firm which has a store at
Great Falls. ard At several other
points. and she is busy business
woman
Mrs. ". A. Lockman and son. Reide.
returned home Wednesday Of last week
after having visited relatives and
+ friends tn Portland.
/ We unintentionally neglected 10 men
/ ton a very pleasant small party gwen
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
/ Haskins the evening Of August / Tor
I Miss Alice Clark I'm honor of her birth
| dav anniversary. The party was
nartnershlp affair, the Hasklns prOvld-
/ ing home and part OF the refresh
I ments. girl friends and d sister Of the
I guest Of honor procuring and arranging
/ decorations. other friends planning a
way to get the Young lady to the place
of meeting and also arranging games
for the evening, and another sister and
/ her mother providing refreshments.
/ While this was not IN the nature OF d
| farewell those who attended knew
that very likely this would be their
only opportunity for the next three
years and they united m observing tins
1 anniversary in manner which Will he
remembered as bright spot in the
last days of her stay in the home COM
munity.
We also failed to mention the auto
mobile accident in which Mr. and Mrs.
| George Sheppard and little George
/ Howard and Margaret and MIR. Shep-
pard's sister. Mrs. l.. +. Allen, 50 Tor
tunately escaped serious INJURY. ii
was not from lack of interest, but a
hurried letter writing without eompe-
tent notes must excuse this omission.
Mrs. l.. E. Allen and Miss Eleanor
Haskins went to Portland Thursday for
a few days stay.
Mrs. knight and son. Milton knight,
of White Salmon, spent few days the
past week visiting Mrs. Knight Sis
ter, Mrs. f. c. Cole, OF the local tele-
| phone exchange
Mrs. Flora Hawes, formerly of Poca-
tello, Ida, but now expecting to locate
in Portland, stopped here for visit
with her mother, Mrs. q. W. Latferty.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Newton. of Eu
gene, with their son and daughter,
started on their return trip over the
| L,tI..ty of h4Nflnu hppn
here for visit at the home OF Mrs.
Newtons brother Joe TOmpklns, and
also her brother, Harve. Mr.. Newton
is engaged in the cannery business.
W. A. Lockman, who has spent sew
eral months in Portland at work In the
shpyards, is at home with his family
in Odell for short stay
Elmer Lafferty, of Dufur, came to
Hood River to attend the funeral OF
Lieut.. Carson and came out to OdeIl
tor a short visit with his mother, Mrs.
| &. ". Latferty.
+. d. Bowed loaded a ear of hay for
shipment from Odell early in the week.
Mrs. Geo. f. Ogden has returned
home from San Diego, Cal, after hav-
ing had short visit with her husband,
who entraned on a train east bound IN
the forenoon Of the day on which she
started on her return trip. Mr.. Ogden
landed at Camp Mills, New York from
which address he wrote Mrs Ogden.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. How
ard Tuesday, August l3, son.
Wallace May, Roy Hale and {. F..
Knapp were members of Lost Laae
party within the past week.
Misses Olga and Edna plog, Eleanor
Haskins and Eunice Odell were Odell
members Of party at Lost Lake this
week John Plog motored as far as
was advisable and the party walked
from there to the lake.
Mrs. H. c. Chase returned home
Monday night after having spent a
few days visiting friends in Seattle.
Her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Bouck, &C
1 companied Mrs. Chase and remained
for longer stay with Mr.. Bouck
I relatives.
A party was given Saturday evening
at the Udelius home in honor of Mr.
and Mrs Carl Savo, who recently came
/ here from California.
j. c. Duckwall, with the Boy Scouts
If Odell went to Lost Lake Wednesday
for few days outing.
Mrs -G. f. Bowerman, Miss Leits
Bowerman, Miss Eleanor Coe and F. /
Bowerman motored up to a point a.
| near as convenient then walked to LoSt
! Lake for "a short outing last week.
Edward r. Jones, an expert Stee
worker, of Sharon, Penn, terminated
| a month"; visit at thehome of his sis
ter Mrs. W. N. Weber, last week He
| iourneVed homeward via the coas1
! cities and was accompanied as far as
Portland by Mr. and Mrs. Weber anC
| their two children, the party making
/ the trip by boat to view the river seen
/ cry. At Portland they visited witt
Mr.. and Mrs, Ellis F. Lawrence, for
] mer residents of this place.
/ There will be no Sunday school ses
sion, 10 Epworth League meeting ant
no church service at the Methodist
| church next Sunday, as most of the
members of each Of these organizations
have signifed their intention of attend
ing the series of big meetings to be
held forenoon, afternoon and night al
Asbury NJ f. Church in the city tha
day.
The election of officers for the Meth
! odst Sunday school last Sunday morn
ing resulted as follows Superintend
ent, Allison Fletcher assistant super
ntendent, Mrs. J Z. Ferguson
secretary, Clarence Miller; assistan
secretary, Miss Margaret Cunningham
! treasurer, Andrew Weinheimer; librar
ian, Fred j. Howard; organist, Mis-.
i Marion Clark
David GiIkerson, of Armour. S. D.
is visiting with his parents and hi
Odell friends, preparatory to joining
Uncle Sans army of warriors. Hi
brother, Horace Gilkerson, membe
of the spruce workers division at Van
couver Barracks, also spent Sunda,
under the paternal roof.
G. A. Weber, the new president o
our Epworth League, has called spe
cial meeting of the League cabinet t