The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-14

railroad to Rupert, Idaho, for the
school year.
The other members of the party will
then come west and then south into
California where they expect to spend
the winter in a health-seeking pleasure .
trip. Their many friends are hoping
that this outing may prove beneficial
beyond their brightest dreams.
Or. and Mrs. E. T. Hull and daugh- .
tiers, Misses Gladys and Dorothy. have
been enjoying the past two weeks at
Ecola, Cannon Beach. whittier they
went via motor.
Miss Albertson, of Idaho. has been
here for visit with her friend. Miss
Eunice Odell
Miss Opal CallisOn, who is demon
stratOr for a Pendleton firm. which has
the sales agency for Hudson. Cadillac
and Buick ears. stopped over for a
short stay Saturday while on her way
to Portland TO spend the day with her
parents.
Joe Tompkins has sold his home in
Odell to Stig Hanson.
j. l.. Stewart has sold his home and
orchard TO a purchaser whose name We
have not learned.
Miss Irene Brix, of Portland. is the
guest of her friend. Miss Martha Fer
guson.
s. f. Lewis, of San Francisco, and
W. Marquis, of Portland, were here
last week looking over the prospect
for cider apples. The Hood River
Valley Products Co has been Ieorgan-
lied with Mr.. Lewis as president and
Mr.. Marquis manager and treasurer
A receiving station will be built at
Odell. Apples purchased here will he
shipped to the plant at the present
location on North l4th street, Portland.
j. w. Wilson, formerly of Odell but
for the past three years employed by
smelter company of Kellogg, Idaho,
spent the week end here calling on
friends and attending tC business con
nected with his property IN this com.
munity.
Mrs. Ida Tudor and daughter. Bobby
of Sutherlin, Ore, are guests at
Homewood. Mrs. NJ. ]. Asdorf is
also visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gould and
| iltl biOlucI, WI. tdoSiilShl.
Friends of the Bowerman family,
numbering something like so, persons,
gathered at their pleasant bungalow
home Tuesday evening for a happy
evening together before their depar-
ture for an extended stay, thus ndl-
eating the good will and esteem of all
present. Dainty refreshments were
served and all in all most enjoyable
evening was spent.
Everything is ready for the Metho-
dist Sunday school picnic on the Pine
l Grove school grounds on Thursday,
August Ia. All the friends of the
l church and Sunday school are invited
to come and join the festivities of the
occasion. The students who have no
way of going will be given free trans
portation to and from the picnic
grounds if they will be at the church
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. Allison
letcher has arranged to have several
automobiles ready for that purpose.
Mrs. j. E. Ferguson will conduct sew
eral special features that will furnish
fun for the little folks and amusement
for the little ones. John {. Duckwall
will manage the races, games, con-
tests, and athletic features of the day.
G. A. Weber has in charge the serving
of the DINNER at noon. Everybody
should bring along some eatabes. Ice
cream and other dainties will be on the
ground in charge of Mrs. James Egg
CERT.
II The Methodist church here has beer
granted its desire for separation from
the Pine Grove church, with which il
has been connected since its organiza
tion eight years ago The matter was
officially settled at the meeting of q
n quarterly conference of the two con
y gregations at the Pine Grove church
last week. The annual session of The
Columbia River Conference, which viii
be held at Spokane early in Septem
: Der, will have to confirm this action fol
y. separation, and thereafter the Ode
n church will have its own pastor anC
more church meetings at more season
~ able hours.
n. The regular preaching service will ht
at heli at the Methodist at $3.50 a. m. mex
Sunday, Rev. f. c. Newman, official
Ia ing. Sunday school will convene al
s. TO- 80 a. m. There will be no Epwortf
g League meeting in the evening, as the
Il Odell League has accepted an invita-
ton from the Pine Grove church a.
800 p. m. Miss Anita krussow. pres
dent of the Pine Grove League, anc
G. A. Weber president of the Odel
League, will be the Joint leaders Of
this meeting. The subject is 'Our re
Iation toward parents and others in The
home"
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Wenhieimer anc
their son, Algie. left last week fol
Iowa and the Dakotas to spend month
visiting relatives, friends and old homt