The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-09
ODELL

70 their home in 0dell Tuesday of last
week after having spent several
months in California They sold their
California property and drove overland
in a Ford runabout, coming via eastern
Oregon.
Aubrey Davis was a Portland visitor
several days returning home early last
week.
4. Heller. of Portland. spent few
hours Friday al the home Of ms cousin.
j. c. Duckwall
Miss Eleanor Haskins went to Port
land Sunday for the day.
Miss Gertrude Walther, Of The
Dalles, has been guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hunter for the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. f. {. Cole. of the local
telephone exchange, went 10 their for
mer home at Trout Lake Tuesday for
short business visit
Thurlo Tompkins went to Portland
Monday and enlisted in the navy. He
expects 10 report for duty next Mon
day
Mrs Henry Rodamar received mes
sage bearing the sad news of the pass
ing away of her father at his home in
Iowa Saturday. Mrs. Rodamar started
east Sunday. She has host of friends
who feel slncerest sympathy for her.
Mrs II. H. Herrick returned Sunday
evening to the home of her daughter,
Mrs. L. ID. Boyed. after having visited
her granddaughter. Mrs. A. B. Shell
ley, of The Dalles.
Mrs J K. Crosby is at home after
having consulted Portland physicians
and taken treatment in sanatariums in
that city. Her condition is believed to
be more satisfactory than before she
went to Portland.
d. d. Crosby has gone to Vancouver,
Wash, where be expects to be em-
ployed in the shipyards.
Odell friends We're very glad to greet
Miss Harriet Allen, who was a week
end guest Of Mrs. Geo. F. Ogden
Mrs. Ogden gave dinner party at the
home of Mrs. Alma Howe Saturday
evening with Miss Allen as guest of
honor.
Mrs. H. X Davenport, who spent
the winter in Portland, arrived in Odell
Sunday evening and she and her mother
are cozily settled in the Davenport
bungalow home south Of Odell Mr.
Davenport travels for the Cutler Fruit
Grader CO.. of Portland.
The DeMoss Concert Co. gave very
good entertainment at the high school
Monday evening.
Fred Howard lost a valuable COW re-
Gently. The COW was staked out in an
orchard and supposedly burned arsen-
ate of lead keg was found not com
pletely destroyed, the COW having got
ten sufficient quantity of the poison
to cause her death.
The Parent Teacher Association holds
its regular meeting in the high school
auditorium Monday night, May l3.
Women, interested in the making of
good war bread should come and hear
new methods explained by experts in
the art The election Of officers will
take place at this meeting. Come at
745 and take part in the community
sing.
M. Hawthorne has bought from the
Sidney mill at Fir, lumber which he is
placing on the ground for building in
which will be found barn and apple
house There will be full basement
of concrete and two floors above the
basement.
The May Dav and patriotic exercises
on the tennis court at the high school
were line and teachers and pupils de-
serve the many favorable expressions
heard and the hearty applause given
each number on the program. Those
who witnessed the smoothly executed
drills would have had difficulty in be-
leVing that because of repeated breaks
made by one and another and the more
cases of mumps or measles the teach
ers were almost discouraged. The re-
suit was worth the effort and faithful,
patient preparation won its own re-
ward. Supt. Gibson spoke along prac-
tical lines, touching especially upon food
conservation, which Just at this time
means wheat saving.
Rev. NEWMAN touched, In we'll chos.
en- words, upon the thought of the day.
wi lSS M al EdItl hOuiu hS way N{uttll
preceded to her throne by heralds and
flower girls, with pages carrying the
royal train. The remaining numbers
on the program were: Song, New Hail
Columbia; Flag drill. Central Vale
school; Song. Marseiles, high and
grammar school; Vineyard dance and
circus, first and second grades song,
Central Vale pupils Flower dance,
fourth and fifth grades; May pole
dance; song, Columbia the Gem Of the
Ocean, high school oetette. as Flag
was going up, then everyone sang The
Star Spangled Banner
After the program there were races
for the small boys, with Flags as priz-
es, and baseball game by the larger
boys The baseball game resulted in a
tie and more innings had to be played
to decide the result of the game
Remember the date and place for the
Hood River County Sunday School con-
vention, May Is and l9 at Pine Grove
church. Splendid program is being pre-
pared.
If you have small amounts of yarn
you may help good cause by leaving
yarn with Mrs. J z. Naumes for Jun
ior Red Cross members to knit into
squares for wool afghans or tops for
bed or wheel chair covers.
Next Sunday is anniversary day for
the Epworth League. keep the Home
Fires Burning" is the lesson subject
and Miss Martha Ferguson will lead
the League service. The lesson is pat.
rotic throughout. The regular cere-
mony for the installation of officers
will be observed at this time
Sunday morning Mothers Day will
be observed at the Methodist church
with short program consisting OF
readings and special music.
FRANKTON.