The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-03-25

OH tr relatives ana lT elus.
SIR. ard Mrs. Il. b. Emery audiNrs
F. +. White. Of Portland, mCtored over
the Highway and spent the week emf
Al the home Of their parents Mr. and
Ms. ID. 2. Emery. Robert Walslrow
accompanied them as lar as odell
where Mrs. Walstrom met him and
they drove % their home south Of
Od5ll
Chas. Lowell. the local blacksmith. Is
a tusy man. at present.
Grange meeting Thrsday night.
Remember the lecture at the high
school Thursday evening under the
auspices Of the Boy Scouts
0dell grange announces a dance al
grange hall Friday. tomorrow. evening.
Chas phughaupt. who has the con
tract for getting out and crushing rock
for county roads, has constructed
bridge across Odell creek on the road
leading TO the crusher. He has also
cleaned out the quarry and is making
all preparations for beginning the real
work April /. Because Of theIfact-that
county trucks weresengaged on repair
work, the crusher could not begin at
an earlier date. Beginning April |
trucks Will be available ard VIII move
crushed rock as rapidly as supplied
Mr. Ptlughaupt states that he wlllapay
s. 80 for hours and will employ men
whose homes are in Hood River county
if such can be secured.
The following are figures secured
from the larger shipping agencies from
local warehouses for the winter Of
1890: Apple Growers Association
10000 boxes. 209 cars. Dan Wullle q
Co., % cars Hood River Fruit Co.
80 ears apples, 3 ears pears. Duck
wall Bros, 40 cars. Libby. l.ll3. 79|
lbs. Hood River Apple Vinegar Go.
via truck over county roads. 16i. 6yl
I lbs Many truck loads went direc
| from growers to Hood River plant in
addition to these figures. The snip
mtnts from A. q. A. warehouse woulJ
ha been greatly increased If car,
COZ Id have been secured when needed
/ NJ nv growers made the longer haul {
| h ad River and to Van HoIn because
of lack If space at local warehouses.
/ The same was true Of Dan Wuile &
I Go = +. Ferguson, f. A. Massee an
/ l.. =. ireland also shipped from Odel =.
/ hu tour correspondent has not secuiet
+ totals from these shippers. John Wal.
/ q, was also a shipper. Odell Ger.
/ Ia aiy needs that half mile Of road
Htlah appears to be coming this way.
4 series of evangelistic meetings to
extend over period Of several weeks,
was begun at the Methodist church
/ Sunday night Rev. H. f. Pemherto0
preached vigorous sermon on Wholly
fo. Christ" on that occasion. and he
a. ,ted Rev. NeWham in the preach
/ irg and conduct of these meetings
throughout the week. These meeting
are pre- paratorv to the coming Of Rev.
DR.. } w. Mahood and his daughter, Of
/ Bay City, Mich, next Tu ,day. AS all
| author. scholar. preacher ana eyangel
/ ist. Or. Mahood has a nation wide
fame lie will preach every afternoon
at three and every evening at t45, and
his daughter will conduct a special
meeting for women and girls every
afternoon at o'clock.
The Mission study class Of the Ep-
worth League brought its course Of
study on New l1le tutfents ~
/ CHINA to a SucceSsiul close last sun,
day night. me course was co9dutIed
un4er the leadership OF y; a; Weoer
ana was the INST one ever heId oy thls
chapter. A score OF text DOCKS were
IN use by me members ana plans are
beng made to have another course
early next autumn. Beginning next
Sunday night at 7.30, the regular de-
votional topics will again be used, the
subject next Sunday being Our CQun
try's Need Of Christ" "
spirited membership contest is
, hpipp conducted hv the Sunday schoo
class of pirIs tanpht by Mrs. l.. G.
taught by !. 6 puckwaII most Of