The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-04-30
ODELL

E. W. Dunbar went to Portland on
business the first Of last week.
Those who became acquainted with
Fred Knox, of Detroit, Mich, during
his stay in 0dell last summer were
very deeply grieved when they re-
ceived news last week of his recent
passing away. He spent the summer
and remained until just before the
Christmas holidays with Jerry Christ
ner and was a very popular young gen
tleman wherever known. He planned
to return here this spring, but was
stricken with appendicitis and death
resulted.
Little DePuyster Parr is carrying
broken arm In a plaster cast, as a
result of fall. His arm was broken
above the elbow. lie is doing nicely
and plays about with hiss little sister
and brother.
K. r. Morrill,, Of Portland, came up
Wednesday of last week to look after
his interests in 0dell. He returned
home Saturday.
Misses Lurline and Irene Fisher, of
Mosier, spent Sunday at the home of
their uncle, Clinton Wood.
Odell did not observe good roads day
last Saturday, but we understand the
indications are that day will be given
later.
Next Tuesday Ruth Clark will com
plete an eight months term of school!
near Klondike, Ore. She expects to
return to the home Of her parents next
Wednesday We home folks will well
come her gladly.
Next Monday evening is the date for
the May meeting of the Development
League of Odell.
Mrs Violet Lage and daughter, Dim
pie, spent the week end with Mrs.
Mark Cameron.
We suspect that by the time this ap-
pears in print 0. NJ. Dewitt and his
family will be safely settled in the new
location north of Odell station. Mr..
Dewitt has been for some time en-
gagged moving his bungalow from the
former site south of j. W. Mcdonald s
and what appeared almost an impossi-
bility under existing conditions, will
very soon be accomplished.
The ball game, Odell VS.. The Dalles.
Sunday was played though the players
were handicapped by the condition of
the field, owing to heavy rains and the
game was stoppedswhile very heavy
storm that was entirely unlike Hood
Rivers gentle rain, drove players and
spectators to shelter. All returned to
the field and the game was completed
and resulted in score of 1911 in fa-
vor of Odell. An auto truck containing
l6 passengers came from The Dalles,
but the condition of the roads made il
advisable for them to return by train
and ship the truck. Next Sunday Lyle,
Wash, will play Odell on the Odell
diamond.
Mrs. Anna Tucker and children are
now at home in the house on the schoo
property recently vacated by Harry
Connaway Mrs. Tucker came from
Portland not long ago and she has oc
cupied the rooms in the Odd Fellows
building the time she has been in Odell
A. J. Nelson entertained the mem
bers of the dancing club last Saturday
evening. The apple house was beauti
fully decorated with apple blossoms anC
| evergreen. The evening passed very
| pleasantly for those who attended
Refreshments consisting of cake anC
|. coffee were served.
The family of E. F. Lawrence, o.
/. Portland, arrived last week and will
. occupy their handsome country home il
| Odell during the summer.
Service in charge of pastor, Rev. G
L. Heinick, $50 a. m. Sunday schoo
!. 1890 a. m. at the Methodist churcl
/ next Sunday Cooperation on the part o
/ pastor and people will make this yer.
| popular service throughout the sum
/ mer.
. Sunday school 10. 80, service in charg
of Rev. J. G. Tate, 1l.S0 a. M, at tn,
: Union church next Sunday.
| MISS Katherine Kemp returned Sun
day from ten days stay in Portland.
Mrs. Pauline Talmage, of Portland
and daughter, Rosalie, made a tiyini
| trip Sunday to visit Mrs. Talmagel 7
parents. Rev. and Mrs. Troy Shelley.
On May MIR. and Mrs. H. S
! Cpughey expect to move into the Kim
bali mouse which has been occupied b!
Mr.. and Mrs. p, l.. Smith,
! John Cellar, of Portland, was her,
from Saturday until Monday for a visi
| at the home of his brother, M. A. Eel
lar. His friend, E. W. Bolan, of Port
| land, drove over from his property ol
the West Side of Hood River valley
| and brought Mr.. Cellar to his brother
home. While MIR. Bolan was returning
to the West Side his horse ran away
breaking the buggy and injuring MIR
Bolan. He was able to proceed on hi
way.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Spencer tool
their little son, frankie, to Hood Rive
Monday and Or. Dumble performed ant
operation for the removal of enlarged
tonsils and adenoids. AT last accounts
the little boy was recovering nicely.
The James English bungalow wa
discovered on fire again last Thursda.
night. The fire was eXtinguished will
little damage done.
!. K. E. Miller left Tuesday morning
: for Huntington, Indiana, where hi
! mother is seriously i'll. Friends of MIR
+ Miller and his family sincerely hop,
that encouraging word may be received
regarding his mothers condition.
/. Those ladies who had pie pans. etc.
left at the Utility election dinner ma.
recover same by calling at the home o
e Mrs. j. R. Crosby.
PINE GROVE