The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23
ODELL

Miss Eunice Odell entertained a
party of girl friends at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ID. Odell Wednesday
afternoon of last week in honor of
Misses Olga and Edna Plog, who were
leaving soon for the school year. Miss
Olga goes to Monmouth and Miss Edna
to o. A. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tompkins and
daughter, Dorothy, have gone to Eu-
gene for the winter, perhaps perma-
nently. Mr.. Tompkins has good pos
ition with cannery and box company
and has leased his home in Odell to
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Thompson.
Lewis Tenney, formerly of Odell, has
returned here and is stopping at the
Cutler home.
Mrs. d. f. Clark and sons, Geo. and
Edgar, entertained friends from Port
land Sunday.
Mrs. Bryant, of Alaska. was a guest
at the home of her friend, Mrs. Ii. c..
Johnson, for a short stay within the
past week.
Shaker Miller, Of Candy, motored
here Saturday for the week end.
Steve Carrigg, formerly of Odell,
now residing in Portland. was calling
on Odell friends Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. +. Sheldon, of Cali
fornia, have been here visiting their
daughter. Mrs. Elmer Creson.
Miss Hazel Wieden has gone to Port
land for a short stay before she reen-
ters the u. of 0. for the college year.
her second year there.
Word received from Hot Lake SAM
tarium does not carry encouraging re-
ports regarding the condition of G. h.
Lowell. S. M. Dick, local blacksmith,
went to see Mr.. Lowell and his report,
as well as that received through mes
sages, is to the effect that Mr.. Lovell's 6
condition is serious. A brother has
been notified and is hurrying to him
from his home in Massachusetts.
A wedding of more than ordinary
interest was solemnized at the beauti-
full home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Boyed
Tuesday afternoon, when Eva A. Boyed
became the bride of Franklin r. Folts,
Rev. W. VI. Boldly. of Riverside church,
Hood River, officiating. The bride,
whose personality is one of rare charm,
was, if possible, more charming at
tired in white Georgette crepe and
Chautilly lace over silver cloth. The
decorations we're autumn leaves beauti-
fully colored and gathered from the
woods near by, more beautiful than
the rarest hOthouse productions. The
bride has been known and loved since
childhood by a host of friends who
wish for her the greatest JOYS life can
grant. The groom, whose parents
home is in Springfield, n. y. has spent
several years here and has won the es-
TEEN of those with whom be has be
come acquainted. He was student az
the IT, Of o. when the call 10 the colors
came. He won a lieutenant's commits
sion, saw service overseas and after
receiving his discharge completed his
course at L. of o. and has been chosen
instructor in the school Of commerce In
the universitytOf which he is a gr8du-
ate. Following the ceremony a deli
ciOus luncheon was served and Mr. and
Mrs. Folts took the 4 so train west
bound from Hood River. They will bp
at home in Eugene. Surely life is rich
in promise for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Shelley, Of The
Dalles, and other relatives from Port
land, we're here for the wedding.
Many beautiful gifts were presented
as tokens Of the love and good wishes
Of friends.
G. +. Purdy took his mother to Port
land Sunday for examination by a spe-
cialist. The physicians verdict was
not encouraging. They returned home
Tuesday. Consultation between the
specialist and our local physician will
continue and such relief as is possible
be rendered.
Oscar Cameron. Nate Gilkerson, Fe- !
lix Kile, Thomas Boles and Fred I
Kruckman motored to Pendleton Tor
the Roundup.