The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Mcdonald came
oat a. Ddoll Saturday for their mail
and stopped for q very short call They
went a. Hood River 20 pack their
household effects. which had been
stored since they left Udol few
weeks since. They have purchased u
property Just outside the city limits of
Oregon City, where they have decided
to locate for the present. at least
Elmer Annala, Vinton Jones and
Geo. Dakan went TO Portland Saturday
to see the biz game. They returned
home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wheeler are
now at home in the Wheeler property
at Summit. "A fine home and orchard
property.
G. f. Purdy and S. r. Waldorf have
made an exchange of properties. Mr..
purdy now owns the property which
DIR. Dutro and family occupy, while
Mr.. Waldorf has acquired a property
near Mt Hood postofiiee.
County Supt. Gibson will speak at
Central Vale schoolhouse Friday even
ing April 30. Mr.. Gibson will explain
the millage tax bill. A short program
low Mr.. Gibson s talk.
Claude Sampson, who has spent the
winter in California, motOred through
last week and stopped over for short
visit with his little son, Earl, at the
home of the small boys grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Boles. Mr. Samp-
son went from here to Washougal for a
visit with his parents.
Miss Emma Boles spent a few days
last week visiting friends at Wash0u |
gal.
A. C. Rook, formerly of Odell, spent |
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Boles. Tuesday morning Mr.. Rook and
Mr.. Boles left 0dell. They expect to
go into the timber as fallers at some
point out from Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McFarlane, of
Portland, m0tored over the Highway
Saturday evening. After having stop.
ped for short visit at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Eggert they re.
turned home Sunday evening. They
we're accompanied by Mrs Anna Hin
richs and Master Fred Hinrichs, of
Chicago.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Weinhemer was the scene of one of
the prettiest home weddings Saturday
afternoon, when Miss Nettie Fletcher,
of Iowa, became the bride of Algie L.
Rev. E. c. Newham, the I
minister, chose a ceremony
which was beautiful and impressive.
The decorations were artistic and the g
luncheon perfect. An early
start over the Highway had been
planned, but owing to the kindly atten- J
tions of men guests the ever faithful
Paige absolutely refused to start for
quite time. All adjustments were o
finally made and the happy couple mo-
Lored to Portland for short stay. h
After they have returned to their home
n Odell we expect to be able to give
you an interesting account of the re-
,eption which will be rendered them.
The best wishes of a host Of friends 4
ire theirs. A.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth d
dist church will hold its annual spring h
Inner in the basement of the church v
friday evening of this week from six Al
o nine o'clock The dinner will be II
erved cafeteria style. The committee n,
n charge of the affair is composed of fl
lrs. G. f. Alloway, Mrs. +. A. Mas
ee, Mrs. w. N. Weber, Mrs. Mont. l..
hawthorne, Mrs. +. G. NEWMAN and 80
irs. Jaques. 10
The usual services will be held at
he Methodist church next Sunday ;,
he on-time campaign which was be p
un several weeks ago has made it ~
ossible to begin all services promptly st
nth nearly everybody in their place % %
efore the services begin. ~
Members of the Ladies' Aid and re
theirs gave a surprise party to Mrs. II
7. N. Weber at her home Thursday Tn
fternoon of last week. About two i'm
Oxen persons were in attendance. be
Annual spring dinner will be served tn
y Ladies' Aid Society at Odell Meth sc
dist church Friday, April 30, from er
} p. M, on the cafeteria style, pay VI
Or what you eat. Everybody welcome. ri