The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-08-14
ODELL

the greater part OF the time Delng
spent in Portland. Immediately on
returning they expect to go for hunt
ing trip into the mountains. making in
ali about a months vacation. which
because of faithful and efficient service
we feel they richly deserve. During
their absence Mr.. and Mrs. II. s.
Caughey will look after the work Of
night operator. 80 -
By an exchange Of properties and a
cash consideration VIM. Swick, of
Hood River, becomes owner of the
home and orchard tract of w. A. Lock-
man in Odel and Mr.. Lockman ac-
quires very pleasant modern home in
| Hood River. Mr.. Lockman and family
will move into the A. ID. Moe property
September first, where he will con-
tinue to look after Nh Noes interests
as he has done for the past several
years. We are glad very he and his
family are remaining in 0dell. Mr..
Swiek and his family will be at home
in Odell after September first and we
are sure they will receive a hearty
welcome to their new home.
Fred Richter, of Trout Lake, Wash.
was calling on friends in Odell one day
last week.
Master Dale and little Miss Vivian,
son and daughter of X. ID. Shelley, of
Carson, Wash, are here for visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.W. F. Young.
Mrs. NJ. A. Jones and son, Paul. re-
turned TO Portland last week after hav-
ing visited at the home of Mrs. Jones
sister, Mrs. MID. Odell. Mrs. M. ID.
Odel and Miss Eunice 0del accom-
panied Mrs. Jones.
Mrs ID Henden, of Portland, came up
Sunday for visit with her sisters,
Mrs. j. II. Eggert, and Mrs. James
McFarlane, and her brother, o. H.
Ehrck, and the family of her brother,
W. C. Ehrck. who is in the harvest
fields of Eastern Oregon. Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Eggert and sons, Elmer,
Louis and Fred and Mrs. ID. Henden,
Mrs. James McFarlane and Chas.
Ehrck leave for Lost Lake for an out
ing.
Mrs. A. G. Hall and Miss Marie
Day, of Cascade Locks. are here for
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Cameron. Mrs. Hall is Mrs.
Cameron's grandmother and she has
visited here a number of times. Marie
Day is Mrs. Cameron's little sister.
O. H. Ehrck is building a barn on
his twenty acre tract. This will be
used as dwelling and house will be
built later
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Sex
ton, wednesday, August 6, daughter.
Nj. A. Zeler spent few days last
week in Portland on business.
Lumber is on the ground and the
building of new house on the prop
erty of Paul Fuchs is under way.
A modern home is to be erected on
the Wheeler property at Summit sta
tion. Plans have been drawn and it |
is the intention of the owners to make |
the building conform to the site in
order that none of the grand old oaks |
be sacrificed. This is a natural build |
ing spot of great beauty. Mr.. Wheel |
er's orchard, garden and other agricul |
tural crops give evidence of careful
attention to every detail of successful
cultivation and all are in fine thriving |
condition.
Sunday school 10 a. M, service, Rev. |
c. M. Carson, II a. m. Baptismal ser
vice following. No evening service |
next Sunday at the Methodist church.
Sunday school 1890 a. m. C. f.,
Mrs. Shelley, leader, Z p. m. Service,
Rev. Tate, p. m. at the Union church |
next Sunday.
The August meeting of the Ferguson
Bible Glass will be held at the home of |
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Ferguson this
| Thursday evening. This is Mrs. Fer
gus0n's birthday and a special literary |
and musical program has been pre-
pared. o. ii. Ehrck is chairman of |
the committee IN charge of arrange
ments.
Mrs. G. w. Chapman expects to ar
rive soon for visit with Mr. and Mrs. |
Elmer Chapman and with Mrs. Morgan.
Mrs. Chapman has visited here before
and she has many friends who will be
glad of her return.
o. II. Rhoades, r. II. Kemp, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Louis Rhoades and Loyal
Rh0ades went to Lost Lake last week
for an outing. They took with them
fine boat which they will enjoy rowing
over the Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Caughey left
Sunday for a few days outing at Maple |
Dell
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lenz and children
are on their way overland to Curry
county.
Members Of the following families
plan to go to Lost Lake during this
week: G. h. Bowerman, C. Plug |
haupt, Frank Spencer, Creson.
Horace Sylvester was a business Wis
itor in Portland last week.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
next week Wednesday at the Methodist |
church. There will be work and two
members will arrange for and serve
refreshments All the members and
friends cordially invited to attend.
While hauling hay to the Wood Laf-
ferty baler last week the team VIM.
Whiting was driving started suddenly,
the wagon tongue dropped down, strik-
ing and going into the ground, break
ing the tongue and reach. stopping the
wagon so quickly that it was somewhat
piled up and throwing MIR. Whiting
into the air to fall on the wrecked
wagon, severely bruising and shaking
him up.
The eXcavatng is done and this week
carpenters are at work on Geo. Shep.
pard's bungalow which will be built on
his property lying between the home
property of f. I. Folts aud E. G.
Hagey. This is seven room bunga-
low, forty by sixty with basement 1t
will be fitted with modern conven-
fences. Special features will be
porch to extend across the front and
twenty feet along the north side, max
ing in all sixty feet of porch nine feet
IN width and much bpilt in work inside
the house. When completed this will
be one of the handsomest homes in
Udell.
We are glad to know that Marie
Gould is able to be about again. Her
very rapid recovery from her operation
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