The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-09-19
ODELL

After having stopped here for fve
DAYS visit with her aunt. Mrs Chas.
kunz. and cousin. Mr. Laura May,
Mrs. Joe Osborne, Of Oklahoma City,
Okla, went o. Portland Monday Of last
week. She expected 10 come through
Hood River Tlesay, h0meWard bound.
Mrs Nav ACCOMPANIED her cousin 10
Portland aad returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. FlCra Hawes, who has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. G.. ". Latferty,
went 10 Portland Wednesday 10 reside
for the winter Mrs Hswes has Just
received her first letter from her son.
Clarence, since his arrival With the 4.
+. +. overseas.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Louis Rh0ades and son.
NaV, met with an accident which re-
suited fortunately for them iast Tues
dav. when the Ford roadster in which
hev were driving down the MaSsee
grade overturned without injury to
them.
Thomas Lacey and family. formerly
Of Odell. later Of Sllvert0n, are TO
make their home in Portland. where
they have purchased pleasant bunga-
low home near Hawthorne avenue on
the East Side.
Rev. and Mrs VIM A. Sunday and
son, Paul. left Hood River Wednesday
of last week bound Cor WinOna Lake,
Ind. They we're accompanied as tar as
Cheyenne, Wyn., by Rev Sunday :
brother. Ed Sunday. who would 90 from
Cheyenne To Colorado Springs, Colo.
TO visit his son. who Is IN sanitarium
for treatment
Miss Maud Stevens and Miss Marian
Bell returned to Portland Friday after
having spent a few days here the
guests of Miss Gertrude Wheeler, Of
summit.
Mrs. Jay Wheeler. of st Paul MINI.
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Wheeler Mrs Wheeler enjoys
apple harvest time in Hood River val
lev and she has arrived Just in time
for this most interesting time for the
orchaidist.
State Master c. f. Spence. of Ore
gon CITY, was present at the regular
meeting of the grange last Thursday
evening.
The t. S. government wishes all
housewives to save peach seeds and j..
c. Duckwall has asked that those who
have peach seeds to dispose of will
please notify him and some member of
the Boy Scouts will cali and collect
same.
Boy Scouts were out last week sole
itlng for the Salvation Army fund.
Miles Lockman went 10 Portland Fri
day for a short stay.
Ray Gibson who has been IN a radio
school in California, reports to his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Gibson that
he has passed and his new address is
Radio Glass. Fortress Monroe, Va.
Friends will be interested to hear of
his success.
The regular meeting of the Boy
Scouts will be held Friday evening.
l.. D. Boyed returned home Monday
from few days visit in eastern Ore
gon.
The mothers, wives and sisters Of the
men at the front are requested to meet
in Hood River Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. All who are able will march
in the parade, For those who are not
able cars will be provided Parade
forms at Paris Fair corner, we under
stand. but notices regarding plans viii
appear in Hood River papers.
The Rally Day and anniversary pro
gram al the Methodist church last Sun
day morning was in charge of Miss
Martha Ferguson Seven year Cru
saders pins were presented by tn,
school to Mrs. }. +. Ferguson, Msse
Martha Ferguson and Miriam CIarl
for perfect attendance record fo
seven years. dating from the begin
ming of the school in September, 1911.
Anne Hope, daughter of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Troy Shelley, was born on th
homestead, which is now the home 0
her parents, August Ia, 1887. She at
tended the schools of her home com
munity, was later student of Hoo,
River high school, then graduate o
Lincoln high school in Portland, an
tor over two years student at An