The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-08-18
ODELL.


Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Anders, of Port
land, are spending part of the sum
mer vacation at the home of Mrs. An
ders' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w
Lafferty.
George w. Craw, of Portland, spen
last week here directing the building
of neat substantial barn on his ter
acre tract. Chris. Eggert is the car
penter employed on this work.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Kemp, Mrs
Edwin Anders, Miss Maggie Crocket
and Nell Shelley spent several days
last week at Lost Lake.
Ferguson & Hawthorne had car Of
lumber shipped to Summit station al
Hood railroad last week.
Mr.. Kohn, of Portland, was looking
about Odell Tuesday of last week. He
expects to invest in orchard land there
sometime in the not distant future.
Mrs. L. d. Boyed and daughter, Eva,
are enjoying an outing at Seaside.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Kemp, Miss
Bertha Lafferty and w. F. Young came
in early in the week from two weeks
SIdy dL l4UoI lLdhS'
Mr.. and Mrs. /. U. Lafferty and
family left last Friday for week at
Seaside.
Mr.. Lehrkind, who is one of the own
ers of the property formerly that of
l.. D. Boyed, had what appeared quite
a serious accident last week when his
team ran away, throwing Mr.. Lehrkind
under the wheels of Fthe wagon For
tunately, the injury did not result SER
iously.
F. G.. Smiths many friends at 0dell
will learn with sorrow of the death of
Mr.. Smiths mother in Massachusetts,
whittier Mr.. Smith went in response to
a telegram calling him to her bedside.
The mother passed away the next day
after her son left and several days
before he reached the home of his
parents. A particularly sad feature of
her death was the fact that EMr. and
Mrs. Smith planned to visit the par
ents in the old home next winter and
expected to see the mother and enjoy
the time spent in her presence with
other members of the family. All
extend sincere sympathy to the be-
reaved relatives in their sorrow.
Mrs. Post, of Post, Ore, who has
been visiting her daughters, Mrs. b.
r. Young and Mrs. j. r. Crobsy and
other relatives, left last week for a
visit with relatives in Portland.
Mrs. j. R. Crosby and daughter,
Gladys, accompanied her. B. T. Young
also went with them and from Port
lopJ l. oc rro,,o 10 VpDnalln 0rp
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. James Eng
lish, Sunday, August IA, son.
A number of friends gathered it the
home of Mrs. Matilda Wood Sunday
and surprised her and passed pleasant
day. The day was near Mrs. W ood's
birthday anniversary and was in honor
of that event. Mr.. and Mrs. Galbreath
and Geo. 7. Prather and family and
Mrs. S. d. Fisher, of Mosier, were
present After spending the day with
her mother, Mrs. Fisher returned home
Sunday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Roper and daughters,
of Portland who have been enjoying a
vacation at 'Netherby," returned to-
their home this week.
An interesting C. E. topic last Sun
day evening and helpful audience
made a good meeting. Mrs. Roper, Of
Portland, who is a worker in missions,
gave splendid talk. Mrs. Gertrude
Clark leader. An interesting sermon
by Rev. Hayes along lines suggested
by the C. E. topic followed the c. E.
meeting. Rev. Hayes will speak next
Sunday morning and in the evening
well known temperance speaker and
lecturer of Portland, will deliver lee
ture.