The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-03-18
ODELL

last week. Mr.. Smith has disposed of
his property at Sheridan ard he with
Mrs. Smith and little Miss Helen will
leave soon for ROzeman, Mont, where
they expect to reside.
Mrs. Nettie Crockett, our popular
postmistress at Odell. is visiting rels-
tives and friends and attending to busi-
enss matters relating to property which
she owns at Rupert, Idaho. She will
also visit relatives at Nampa. Idaho.
During her absence Mrs. w. 7. Kemp
and Mrs. Dane Kemp very ably attend
to the postoftice and confectionery busi-
ness.
Mrs. Sarah +. Tousey, of Portland,
speat the week end m Odel. While
here she leased her orchard and timber
proberty to c. Paughaupt
Mrs. Eva Morgan, Mrs. f. T. Hull
and Mrs. w. c. Ehrck united forces
and planned surprise birthday party
for Master Leland Purdy last Saturday
afternoon. Members of the two Sun
day school classes with which Leland is
associated numbering II gathered at
the home of his father and grandmoth-
er and spent very enjoyable after
noon. Delicious refreshments were
served and all in all the day was one to
be long remembered by those who were
present
Misses Charlotte and Lillian Marvel,
of M0sier, were week end visitors at
the home of G. F. Purdy and Mrs. Eva
Moran.
The teachers training class, which
meets regularly each Thursday evening
at the Methodist church, has been post
pOned this week on account of the lee
ture at the Union church by II. II.
Rothman, field secretary 'of the c. f.
society of Washington, Idaho and Ore
gon.
j. W. Wilson left Monday for Weiser,
Idaho, where he expectes to be en-
gagged for sometime at some important
orchard work on the property of which
Elmer Lafferty has supervision.
Mrs. Thomas Hill. of Hood River,
spent last week visiting her friend.
Miss Emily Wilson.
There will be a basket ball game,
Odell school boys vs.. Odell Camp Fire |
Girls, at the gymnasium next Saturday |
night. No admission charged. Every |
one invited.
W. S. Smith was quite painfully in
jured one day last week while driving
n new horse to Hood River to meet |
Mrs. Smiths father, o. M. Scott, of |
Portland. The accident happened as
Mr.. Smith was driving along the road
near DR.. f. T. HuI's home, the horse
kicking and breaking Mr.. Smiths arm,
then running and throwing him from
the buggy. DR.. McVay took the in.
lured man to Hood River, where the
fracture received surgical attention.
AT last accounts all is as we'll as could
be expected under the circumstances.
While this was dangerous accident,
friends are glad that results were not
even more serious.
Those present at the meeting of. the
Parent Teacher Association Monday
evening of last week report a very in
eresting session. Following a pro-
gram consisting of vocal solos and
luets and cornet solos, Miss Hazel
stanton, principal of Oak Grove school,
poke regarding system of school |
redits for home work as outlined and
worked out in Oak Grove. County Su-
'eiintendent of Schools Thompson also
poke upon this subject. An expires. s
ion of sentiment from those present
vas requestedsand the response proved
avorable, and it is believed this sys. :
EN- may be adopted in Odell school at /
ONE future date.
At the regular meeting of OdelI
range held last Thursday evening Mr..
nd Mrs. +. w. Dunbar were elected as {
eegates and Mr.. and Mrs l.. j. Gates I
lternates to the state convention of n
ne grange, which will be held in Tilla-
look in May.
Mrs. Frank Pealer and daughter, {
Iiss Edith, of Parkdale, spent few h
ays this week at the home of Mr.. and
lrs. +. j. Folts in order that they
light be conveniently located 10 re-
Give medical attention.
The Merry Matrons entertained their -
lsbands at the home of Mrs. Geo. n
hebpard Wednesday evening. The :
eeoratlons, refreshments and all were
Keeping with the date st. patrcks' !,
ay. j.
The regular meeting of the Guild will
held Thursday, this, afternoon at
lie home of Mrs. VIM. Swick. o
A commodious barn is being built on u
ne klmball property i. G. Coe, of "
.ood River, is the carpenter. :
A party of friends met at the gym
aslum last Saturday night for a fare ~ ).
ell gathering in honor Of Herman y
eekman, who left Sunday for Albert, u
olo., the home of his parents. a
August kun2e, who has been here Il
lr an extended stay at the home of 81
is daughter, Mrs. Paul Fuchs, left .,
unday for his former home in Col a
RADIO. o.
Lloyd Moss returned home Wednes. +,
ay OF last week after having spent +
ew weeks in California visiting the =,
Spositlon. f. B. Moss, who has been -
iaking an EXTENDED visit with his fam. h,
y IN Central Vale, returned last week \,
his position in Wisconsin. n
Miss Florence Moss, who has been Q
bending the winter IN Dallas. Tex. OF
III return soon to her home in Central tc
ale.
IL Tue party VINO borrowed the cur st
'lns from the basement of the Metho- 0
st church will return same very soon fl
embers of the Ladies' Aid society and IL
ethodlst Sunday school will be saved ht
uch time and trouble and the h5r al
'wer much embarrassment.
Miss Katie Butler, who has spent r
'Veral months visiting at the home of W
ar aunt, Mrs. G. W. Laffertv left q,
4turday for her home in Idaho. II
Look out for posters and announce. tt
ent next week regarding the Odeu
lr to be held in the basement of the is
ethodjst church early in the evening pI
Friday March 26. "
The OdelI dancing club announces il
nee at the gymnasium Friday even. ht
&, March 26. There being SO short a fl
ne between this dance and the one
evlous to this one, no invitations will
issued. Those holding invitations to
last dance are invited to attend this g.,
e. he
After short illness of pneumonia f.,