The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-12-27
ODELL.

After an Illness of more than a year
Lee Odell passed away Thursday De.
| cember 20. The disease which caused
his death was Tuberculosis. The de-
ceased was born in Hood River valley
| So years ago and his life, with the ex-
ception of short time spent in Can
ada some IL years ago and a few
months spent at StaI Buck, WASH,
last year, has been lived in the valley
| which was his birth place. Lee was a
big hearted man and his friends we're
many. lh bis last days his thoughts
were rot OF himself, but of the wife
who has so faithfully cared for him
and who would be left so alone at his
going. He leaves to mourn his los.
beside his wife, two brothers and one
sister. The sympathy OF all is theirs.
Funeral services we're held at his late
home Saturday, Decem Der %, at 10 a.
m. Rev. Troy Shelley conducted the
services. Lee was laid to rest in
Pine Grove cemetery where his par
ents and two brothers and a sister
rest
Mrs. ii. Eggert has been quite
i'll, but it Is thought she will soon be
we'll, Mrs. Mae Ehrck, who is a sis.
ter-in law of Mrs. Eggert, has been
caring for her. Mrs. Ehrck is Odell's
primary teacher and shows her kind
ness of heat by lending her help In
the way she is doing.
Austin Lockman is visiting In Port
land duiing vacation.
Everest Ghormly, of Portland, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. s. j. Ennes
at Odell during the holidays.
Miss Marguerite Shelley came home
from Portland Saturday for visit
with parents, brothers and sisters.
She has a position In st. Mary's
academy.
Miss Margaret Raz left Hood River
Saturday for Portland. She will visit
her mother and other relatives at
Hillsdale and her sisters in Portland
two weeks, when she will be gladly
welcomed in Odell.
The school meeting Saturday De-
cember %, was adjourned until Mon
day, December "a at p. m.
Mr.. Phuhanpt loaded two cars of
wood Saturday for shipment over the
Mount Hood railroad.
Miss Mae Masiker was home for
Christmas. She attends business
college in Portland.
A. d. Moe, editor of the Glacier,
accompanied by his wife and son,
visited at W. A. Lookmsn's Sunday.
j. B. Lsfferty, of Weiser, Idaho,
arrived here Sunday for a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. W.
Lafferty.
Sunday was the fortieth anniver-
sary of the marriage of MIR. and Mrs.
g. W. Latferty.
The people of Odell we're favored
with three good sermons Sunday.
Rev. Woods morning and evening and
Rev. Clark in the afternoon.
The Q. E. neld Christmas meeting
Sunday evening A special song by
the Neffs, appropriate readings and |
references made an entertaining and |
instructive evening. Mrs. Young |
leader.
Violet Masiker is home for the hol-
idays.
M. Hawtholne's deep we'll caved In |
and he filled 1t up. The formation
was such that it was thought unsafe
to work in the we'll or to leave it or en-.
Wedding bells--two.
The Ladies Aid of Odell will give an
in the church the night
Of December 81. Rev. j. w. Jenkins
will be there with his stereopticon
views and illustrated songs will be
given. Lunch will be served in the
school house and good entertain
nent and fine supper will be provided
1t II reasonable price.
A literary society was organized
asst Friday night with the following
officers: Percy I. Shelley, president;
Harry Conway, vice president; Marie
-ookman, secretary and treasurer.
Meetings will be held every Friday
light.
Roswell Shelley reports that at the
Interstate convention at Des Moines,
owa, he attended as a delegate from
oregon, the west, middle west and
outh we're in favor of the measure
or which the convention was held
While the east refused to send any
delegates. This fact is significant in
IS much as the east is the home of
corporations.