The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-26
ODELL

Thos. Lacey and daughter, Elizabeth,
of Portland, were calling on Odell
friends Thursday. They stopped in
Hood River at the homes of w. A.
| Lockman and f. T. Folts. Mr.. Lacey
| purchased home in Hood River after
selling his home property in Portland.
F. G. Eby, an attorney whose home
| is in California. has been here visiting
at the home of his brother in-law, j..
N. Shul. Mr.. Eby left Odell last
| week and is visiting brother who is a
an attorney Of Oregon City.
Mrs. Geo. w. Craw, of Portland,
spent few days last week visiting
friends in Odell.
Mrs. O. S. Cushman and small son,
Edward, are visiting relatives in Hills
boro and Portland.
Next Sunday Rev. E. c. Newham
will preach his farewell sermon. He
will leave on Monday to attend the
annual conference at Moscow, Ida.
The district superintendent reported
the last quarterly conference one of
the best Of the district. BY vote of
those present Rev. Newham's return
at increased salary was requested.
Leland Purdy and Joe league went
to Washougal Sunday; the former for
a visit, the latter returning to his
home.
Fred Kruckman and Ira Smead, of
Washougal, Wash, visited at the home
G. F. Purdy Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Schiller, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. R. Masiker, Mr.. and Mrs. C. |
| c.. Masiker and Mrs. Violet Crosby |
started on a motoring trip Tuesday |
morning. They expect to spend few
days visiting friends at Tillamook.
Mrs. Joseph Garst, of Douglas.
Wyo., spent few hours one day last |
week at the home of her friend, Mrs,
A. l.. Benefie Mr.. and Mrs. Garst
have been enjoying a vacation visit
with Mrs. Garst's mother, Mrs. w. f.
Shannon, of Dee.
t. l.. Turley, of CORTLAND, H.,
stopped over for a short visit at the
homes of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. E. Clark
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Benefel.
Tuesday he continued his journey via
Portland and Seattle, thence south to
California and home. He had just en-
joyed the Yellowstone. trip and came
from there to this point.
DR.. Locke and family, of Portland,
spent Sunday with DR.. Dutro and
family.
Residents of Odell were shocked last
week when news of the tragic death of
Leland English reached our commun- I
ity. Leland was employed in a box I
factory at Bend and was making good.
He was foreman of a group of men. d
Friends feel the tenderest sympathy
for the stricken relatives and wish ,
that the opportunity might have been !;
Afforded someone who understood and I
Who could offer kindly word of ad- :,
yice and hope and possibly thus change
what is now sorrow into cheerfulness
# every day life. d
Little Jimmie Benefiel has been very 7
II. He suffered from an infection of .
he foot.
Earl Sampson, grandson of Mr. and 3
Mrs. Thomas Boles, is i'll. !,
Mrs. Pearl Lyons, of Kansas City,
40. formerly Miss Pearl Poole, came Y
p from Portland Saturday for a short
isit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
|. Kemp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Sturgess and
aughter. Helen Lucille, stopped over al
Or visit at the home of Mrs. Stur-
ess' sister, Mrs Il. II. Kemp Satur- I,
ay. From here they went to Mosier
, look after their interests at that :,
oint.
The Methodist pulpit was filled last
unday morning by Rev. John F. Glib -
IN, of Bonners Ferry, Ida, who is u. ~
pending his vacation in the valley. u
e is brother of the county school OF
lperintendent. Se
The Methodist Sunday school held its
,cond annual picnic in, the o. l.. Wal P'
r grove yesterday. A basket dinner ef
as served under the trees at noon and
e cream and free lemonade rounded r.
1t the refreshments. Games for old at
i'd young and an open air song service dS
ere diversions of the afternoon. The al
Fair was we'll attended. N
The Ladies Aid Society will inaug- al
ate new feature in it's activities by ~ ~
ltertaining their masculine life part -;
RS at moonlight picnic dinner on M M
e shores of Alloway's lake, next IIi
ednesday. The society now has sc ~
embers and large attendance is Ih
oked for on this occasion. The pres- WI