The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-09-07
CDELL.

s. f. Stansbery, Of Portland, was
here last week on business. While
here he visited at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. M. Zeller.
X. ID. Shelley, of Carson, WASH,
made a short business visit about 0dell
one day last week.
Cutler Bros. have sold twenty acres
of land at good figure. The present
home Of Cutler Bros. is situated on this
tract and they will build a modern
home on that portion of their property
not included in the sale. Lou Baldwin,
the enterprsing contractor, has been
chosen as builder and he and his effi-
cient helpers will push this residence
as rapidly as possible.
f. G. Hagey has broken ground for
new home on his lot in Odell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Organ, who are here
doing evangelist work by request Of
Minister Handsaker of the Christian
church, of Hood River, are interesting
the people of 0dell and vicinity. Lum-
ber was procured for building a taber-
nacle near the home of T.. 4. Folts
early in the week and the meetings
Will NOuliuuC bhelC 90 dilliOuiNtu rum
time to time.
0dell will be rerepresented in Hood
River High School this year by theffol-
lowing young people: Leita Bower
man, Margaret Mitchell, Ruth Pierce,
Ruth Clark, Sherman Lafferty, Almont
Ferguson. William Sheppard was also
formerly of Odell school,
A peach festival will be given Friday
tomorrow night in the new Metho-
dist church at Odell. An interesting
program will be followed by refresh
ments consisting of peaches and cream
and cake and also peaches served in
various ways. h. w. Dunbar very
generously donates the peaches for the
occasion. Festival given under the
auspices of Methodist Ladies Aid So
ciety. Everyone cordially invited to
come and bring friends.
The contract for the new warehouse
of the Apple Growers Union at 0dell
has been let to MIR. Stranahan of Hood
River and work will begin very soon.
VIM. Ehrck, Of Hood River, has beer
seriously i'll. He suffers from an alb,
scess on the lung.
A new barn is being built for De
Lano Bros. l.. ID. Boyed is the con
tractor.
c. W. Sweet, of Newberg, Ore, is
the new barber at Odell. MIR. Sweet :.
family will arrive later and make 0del
their home. Mr.. Ferguson, who was
Odell's first barber, will leave soon anC
will probably stop in Hood River fol
the present.
Miss Norman, of Portland, has beer
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
l.. d. Boyed.
Frances Tousey will leave soon foi
Portland, where she will attend school
graduating from grammar school next
February.
Mrs. j. +. Ferguson expects to go tC
Astoria this week. While there she
will arrange for the removal of furni
ture and other household effects from
the home in that city to the elegant
modern home in Odell.
One of Rev. Troy Shelley's earnest
sermons last Sunday morning. In the
evening an unusually interesting c. f,
meeting with Mrs. Talmage, leader
Following this fine sermon by Evan.
gelist Organ.
Announcements have been made foi
the dedication of the new Methodist
church at Odell next Sunday, Septem.
Der 10. Ii Rev. Vim. A. Sunday is not
Unexpectedly called away before that
date will be present and viii deliver
one of his splendid sermons. We can.
not at this date announce the names OF
other speakers for the occasion but ex.
pect to be well provided for along that
line. Morning Service will begin at
1890. There will very likely be after
noon service and perhaps evening.
Complete announcements will be made
as soon as possible, probably before
this is read.
While the new church is fresh in our
minds it might be well TO mention
some of the men who have stood faith
fully at work from the beginning and
though not vitally interested have
striven toward an early and satisfac-
tory completion of the work Geo. l..
Scarlet, after having worked out his
subscription has been retained as head
carpenter and as such hassproved val
liable man and besides working at his
trade came when men were hard to find
and laid the basement wall. He also
laid the fue and has been at work
every day since the building has been
under way. S. p. Davenport also de-
serves special mention for his assist
ance. There are many others within
and without the membership whose
help is appreciate and whose names are
recorded and will be kept that those
who read the records of the church in