The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-12-29
ODELL

10 open tuesday, january oi lSHA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nicholson and Miss
Greta league. of Portland, spent
Christmas day and Monday at the home
of Mrs. Nicholson's and Miss league $
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. league.
Odell postofFice and the confectionery
and stationery business in connection
with the postoffice will be open from
il a. m. to D. m. next Sunday, New
Years day Two hours only.
red Walter was calling on relatives
and friends in 0dell Monday. He has
spent the summer at The Dalles and
now plans 70 enter .. A. c. tor the
ensuing months.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Shelley and chill
dYen we're here from The Dalles for
Christmas dinner 1t the home Of Mrs.
Shelley's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d.
Boyed, Mr.. and mrs Franklin Folts, Of
Eugene, having preceded them by
week.
Edgar Harris, of Portland. arrived
Friday night for a holiday visit at the
home of his mother, Mrs. G. F. Purdy.
Edna Plog. student at 0. A, c., is
spending the holidays at the home OF
her mother. Mrs. Louis Plog.
Olga Plog, who has been teaching in
the primary department of a school at
MeMinnville, is also visiting at home
for the holidays.
Eunice Kroeger, who is student at
Monmouth Normal. is spending the
holidays at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mr.. John Kroeger.
Ina Chapman went to Portland Tues
day for visit with friends. She has
been her fathers capable and efficient
assistant in the store and deserves
vacation.
Miss Grace NJ Chambers spent the
days preceding Chistmas and Christ
mas day in the Cottage hospital, Hood
River, as a result of a fall and brok
en- arm. While reports from her are
satisfactory it is not known at this |
writing, Monday, when she may return
home.
Fifteen members of the family and |
relatives sat at the Christmas dinner
table in the home of j. H. Eggert.
Elmer Eggert, of Portland. spent
Christmas day and Monday at the
home of his father, j. H. Eggert
Ivy Robertson, of Portland, visited
the Chevrons and Chapmans Sunday
night and Monday, returning to Port
land early Tuesday morning.
Fern and Thornton Gleiser, students
of Willamette University spent the
Christmas holidays at the home of
their brother, Rev. W. S. Gleiser.
Martha Ferguson, also a student at
University, is spending the
To- nf no nf har
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Ferguson.
Miriam Clark went to Hermiston
Monday for visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. A. L. Benefiel. a
Mrs. o. S. Cushman has gone to
Croutdale and Portland for visit with q
elatives. i
The local warehouse of Hood River '
fruit Co. closed Saturday after having II
hipped total of so cars. Many boxes ~
# fruit were transported by truck. y
). j. Martz was warehouse manager.
The local warehouse of the A. G. A.,
). f. Barrett, manager, has more than
week shipping at the present rate. +
which is an average of five cars daily. n
% date, December 26, this house has +
hipped about 225 cars, then there
we're six days trucking during the time X
now and washout put the Mt. Hood V
!. r. Co. out of commission.
Roy Holman went to Portland Mon r
ay for visit with friends. tC
Helen M. Lawson, who has spent the "
asst year here. left Odel Monday af-
ernoon for Portland and California W
oints.
J. w. Johnson, of Moro, has been W
ere visiting at the home of his
rother, Ii. c. Johnson. re-
Georgia Work, who has spent the W
asst year and half in Odell, leaves at
1day for Kennewick, Wash. M
The Christmas program was interest
lg and was much appreciated. The h
hurch was beautifully decorated and
ne offering very generous. fr
The Missionary Society will meet at
ne church Friday afternoon at NJ
clock. An interesting program has an
cen prepared. The ladies' are coming at
this hour planning to remain for the
anquet.
The community banquet will be
srved by the men of the church Fri
ay evening. December 80, in the 20
lurch basement. The first table will III
e served at 6. p. m. Everybody wei
)me. This is a New Year feed. If st
1yone is not able to pay the price, Il
'me anyway. Oi
S. S. 10 a. m. next Sunday. Mis- az
onary opening service in charge of VI VI
rs. G. A. Weber. Morning service, VIZ
o'clock. New Year sermon by Rev. lI'
. S. Gleiser. Epworth League p. sd
b. Resolution service. Martha Fergu-
N leader. las opening service. Ser ia
on by the pastor. an
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Davis returned
their ranch last week after an ex- mi
nded visit with friends at Hoquiam,
ash, and Portland. They are re- w
rning to Portland to spend the holi- br
Iys with Mr.. DAVIS parents.
We still have some storage space at W,
iell. II your apples are not protected,
ore with Us and we will sell them later M,
lckwall Bros. Phone 223. dist