The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-09-25
ODELL

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crockett have pur-
chased an acre Of land near the box
factory and they expect to make this
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Crsw, of Port
land came up Saturday to look after
their interest in 0dell. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Clara A. Morris. of
West Concord, Minn., former school
mate of Mr.. Craw. Mrs. Morris has
been visiting relatives at Creswell.
Ore, since January. She has often
heard Of Hood River valley and ex-
presses herself as charmed and finds
the valley exceeds the very favorable
descriptions she has had Of it.
Donald Black, of Lyle, W ash, is here
for the apple harvest. Donald made a
fine record as packer last year.
About October first Mr.. and Mrs. W.
F. Young expect to be at home in the
B. L. Young property and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. T.Young expect to go to Idaho
for the winter. The present owner of
the property now occupied by w. F..
young expects to arrive about October
first to take possession of his property
here.
E. 7. Folts, C. M. Sheppard. Ford
ham Kimball and Guy +. Smith will
have positions with the Apple Growers
Association.
Mrs. Ed Stansbery and little son,
Lowell, of Potlrand, are expected here
for visit. After Chester Stansbery
was improving from a verysserious i'll
mes of typhoid fever his little brother,
Lowell, became i'll Of the same disease
and is now convalescent and.physicians
advise bringing him here.
T. Lacey and force of men are al
work grading and road making in the
road district joining this on the east.
Mr.. Lacey is working outside his own
district under orders from the county
road master.
Mrs. Byron Rogers, of Hood River,
visited her mother, Mrs. Matilds
Wood, one day last week.
Mrs. Leedom returned from her va
cation only to be called to the bedside
of her sister-in-alw in McMinnville
where she remained until her sister-in
law was improving in health, return
ing home last week Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Lafferty resigned az
telephone operator last week. and sht
is now spending two weeks at the
home of her uncle, Elmer Lafferty, il
Hood River. There is a vacancy in thu
force at the telephone office in Odell
Misses Bessie and Della Cameron ar,
taking care of both morning and after
noon hours until some one is secured.
Miss Hope Shelley is now finishing
the third week as principal OF thu
school at Husum, Wash. Miss Shelle.
was formerly very successful teache
and we feel certain she will continu,
as such.
A box of new books for the librar,
arrived last week and patrons may reat
them at their convenience.
Miss Marie Gould left Sunday fo
Corvallis, where she will enter upol
her second years work in o. A. G
She was a student at o. A. G. tw,
years ago and she is pleased to con
tinue the work taken up at that time.
Word received from Hattie Atkinson
of Ashl and, states that because of he
very severe illness she will be unabl
to attend school this year.
Mrs. John Kroeger's brother, 10
Towle, is in Portland hospital recov
erjng from very serious operation
He is improving nicely but must r
main In the hospital several weeks.
| This is busy week for the wome
of Odell. A supper by the Guild Tues
day night; the annual banquet for tn
Ferguson Bible class served by th
Ladies Aid society Wednesday nigh
and the reception rendered Rev. Helm
| ick by the Senior Bible class of th
Methodist Sunday school Friday night
Apple harvest on and every one wi
be busy until the last one is safe i
storage.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Pierce have re
turned and they are now at home i
their property, formerly the home Q
Mrs. Florence Cushman.
The Adventists closed their meeting
last Sunday night after having sper
several weeks here.
Every one invited to the reception q
the Methodist church Friday, tomol
row. evening. Program, light refrest
ments, social time.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Epwort
League, p. m. Service by Rev
Heinick, :45 p. m. at the Methods
church next Sunday.
. Sunday school 1880 a. m. C. E. 7:3
p. m. Service, Rev. Hargreaves, 8 I
m. at the Union church next Sunday.