The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-04-01

RE. Miller now owl. Q s'edebaker
tig Elk. 7.pasaeuKer 1870 model touring
car.
Lynn Davis is nt bone, he having
rcreiDvd hiH discharge from the res gular
army. ne has been stationed nc Fort
Worden. Wash. Accompanying him and
remaining for a visit at the Davis
bcgne. "a hia friend, the two having
seen service overseas together
After having spent the past several
weeks IN Odell Mr.. and Mrs. }. W.
. Mcdonald left via motor Sunday. They
expect TO 60 TO Portland then TO other
points.
MIR. and Mrs. F. A. Mcdonald are
now at home in their new house near
the l.. u. Clark home in Pine Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Calkins have
changed their place Of residence to the
Mcdonald house, which is now the
property Of Miss Grace Chambers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Martz are with
Mrs. Martz' parents temporarily until
the home they expect to purchase is
available.
Mr.. and Mrs Berry. Of Portland, are
the new people at the telephone ex-
change. MIR. Berry as lineman, Mrs.
Berry night operator.
Elmer Eggert and Floyd Mccoy, of
Portland. snent the week end at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Eggert
On account of the Easter services at
the Methodist church next Sunday Rev.
Troy Shelley Will not hold the custom
ary first Sunday in the month service
at the Union church.
Because of weather conditions the
county trucks could not get ready for
distributing crushed rock before the
first Of next week. Electric power Will
be turned on April and Chas. Plug
haupt states that he is ready to begin
operations.
Mrs. Gertrude Sturgess and little
daughter, Helen Lucille, of Portland.
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Stur-
CESS sister, Mrs. X. II. Kemp.
One of the big deals in the valley
was that of last week when Geo. CALI
gan sold his fine 40 acre property in
Odell to Davis Brothers, formerly OF
Hoquiam and North Yakima, Wash.
This was one of the most completely
equipped properties that might be
found in a days journey. All buildings
are modern, implements up TO date,
tractor, in fact everything that model
ranch man or orchardist could ask. Mr..
Galligan will return to Portland. The
new owners are not on the ground.
Mrs. G. A. Weber returned to her
home here last Saturday after spending
nearly two months at her former home
in Pennsylvania. The disagreeable
weather in the east caused her to
shorten her visit, Oregon weather be-
ing more to her liking.
The evangelistic campaign to be held
at the Methodist church by DIR. j. M.
Mahood this and part of next week has
been postponed to later date, as the
evangelist found it inopportune to leave
the meetings he is at present conducts
ing at Godendale.
Easter will be observed in fitting
way at the Metodist church next Sun
day. The Sunday sehool and congrega-
ton vii hold combined service begin
ming at 1890 a. 10. Special music and
recitatIons will be gwen by the Sunday
school, the committee in charge being
Misses Faye Bolin, Maragret Fletcher
and Eunie Kroeger. Rev. Newman will
preach sermon appropriate to the oc-
casion and receive number of persons
into church membership. The Epworth
League will meet at 7.30 p. M, the
subject being ''The Power of AN End
less Life" Preaching at p. m. The
church will be decorated by Mrs. l.. G:
Weinheimer. Mrs. G. A. Weber and
Miss Eunice Kroeger.