The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-01-25
oDELL.

C. d. Hoyt, of Hood River. was oui
last week looking after his property OF
0dell Heights.
C. d. Fish, formerly Of 0dell, ha:
purchased lemon grove in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Richter went tC
Portland last Thursday.
Mrs. ID. f. Clark spent last week in
Portland.
The board of directors of the Odell
Development League met last week
and elected the following officers
Geo. Sheppard. President: |. U. Laf-
ferty, Vice President; II. Connawayt
Sec. j. Naumes, Treas. Since the
organization of this league much has
been accomplished toward the improve
ment of the community and we feel
safe in predicting year in which this
organization will by its good work
keep its existence continually In the
minds of the people both at home and
outside the bounds of Odell.
Mr.. 0rchardist, do not be persuaded
into digging out your young trees be-
cause they were broken by the snow.
Even If the entire top must be cut
away the tree will grow new buds and
form top and the rapidity of growth
will be surprising and a fine thrifty
tree will result. We can show you
trees that FIVE years ago were in the
same condition that one and two year
old trees are at this time and they are
now fine trees. Where part of the top
remains proper pruning will. in short
time. result in well shaped new top.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Marvel and chill
dren of Bowden, Canada, are here Wis
iting Mr.. Marvel's sisters, Mrs. I. w.
Atkinson and Mrs. G. C.. Chapman,
and Mrs. Marvel's mother, Mrs, Nor
gan and brother, Frank Purdy.
Miss May Peterson, of Buxton, Ore,
has been here for visit with relatives
at the home of j. X. Crosby.
Geo. Atkinson went to Washougal,
Wash, Monday for few days visit
with his sister, Mrs. Clyde Lyman.
Daisy Houston went to Portland
Sunday. Gertrude Crosby accompanied
her. Miss Houston has been here at
tending 0dell school but may remain
with friends in Portland.
j. II. Eggert went to The Dalles
Monday to attend the X. of P. conven-
tion.
Mark Cameron spent one day last
week in The Dalles.
Mrs. Pauline Talmage went to Sandy
last week.
Douglas Lockman is home from a
visit with his sister at Eugene, Ore.
r. II. Kemp has bought of r. Liv-
ingstone tract of land joining the
west line of Mr.. Kemp's property.
The j. c. Forman bungalow and con
tents were badly damaged by the
storm. The roof gave way and caused
two heavy chimneys to fall, breaking
through and allowing snow and water
inside the building and on the furni-
ture. Mr.. Forman is in Portland and
Mrs. Forman in the East. When the
condition of the building was discov-
cred men went and did what they could
to prevent further damage.
II. II. Kemp left Monday for Ship
herds Springs at Carson. Wash. Mrs.
Kemp left on the same day for Mosier
for a few days, then to The Dalles.
About the last of the week she will
join Mr.. Kemp at Shepherds Springs.
A large crowd attended the "hard
times" social last Friday night. The
costumes were appropriate and while
the appearance of those present would
indicate a small amount of this worlds
goods their spirits did not seem de-
pressed but on the contrary all were
very happy. The receipts amounted to
SIT.
Sunday school at 10 Il. m. Preaching
service at z 80 p. m. at the Methodist
church next Sunday. Usual announce
ments at the Union church.
Mrs. Perry Smith came home Satur-
day from Portland where she has been
in hostipal for surgical operation.