The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-05-06
ODELL

DAY morning.
Geo. Dimmiek stopped over with G.
liz. Purdy last Thursday night. Mr..
Dimmick. with bis family. shipped
team, wagon, cows and household goods
via boat to Bridal Veil. Ore, from
when point they drove to the Sandy,
where MIR. Dimmck will be located as
forest ranger.
| ]. W. Wilson returned Friday from
Weiser, Idaho, where he has been en-
ployed at orchard work during March
and April.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. U. Lsfferty and lit
tie daughter, Vera, and little son,
Merle, of Hood River. we're out Sunday
for a visit at the home of Mr.. LaffeT-
tvs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Laf-
ferty.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. SwiGkAare now at
home on the West Side. Their three
daughters and son will remain in Odell
until the close of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Ferguson have
spent the past week at Shipherd S
Springs, Wash, where Mr.. Ferguson is
receiving treatment for neuritls.
The steam shovel owned by Andrus
& Bode contractors, attracted consider
able attention Saturday and Sunday
while men were at work getting il into
position to load it on a car at Odell.
| The shovel has served its purpose for
the time being as the. contract with the
| East Fork Irrigation District has been
completed.
After a pleasant visit with friends,
the Weinheimers and Sheirbons, DR..
and Mrs jenkins have returned to their
home in Merrill, Iowa.
| Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Wes-
terberg have felt great anxiety regard
| in Mr.. Yesterdays condition, but at
this date improvement is again notice
able.
| K. II. Weber, of The Dalles, was a
visitor in Odell Sunday. Mr.. Weber
reports his crop of cherries at The
Dalles destroyed by frost.
sMr. and Mrs. G. Z. Hamilton are
now at home in the Don Crosby house.
. Mrs. Chidze and Mrs. Ward. of
Heppner, have been here for visit
with Mrs. VIM. Swick.
Elizabeth Lacey found ring on the
school grounds Friday. The ring is
evidently one which the owner would
value highly and inside are the initials
A. C.-L. T. and the date June IL,
1886. No one go far as we know can
tell who lost the ring or how long II
may have been lying hidden from pas
sers-by.
Bess, one of j. II. Eggert's team,
was badly injured by another horse
kicking her while Mr.. Eggert's team
and another team we're loose in the
pasture Sunday. DR.. M. Il. Welch was
called and he took several stitches
where needed.
II o. II. Ehrck has been staying close
at home as a result of an encounter
with clothesline at the home of his
brother, W. G. Ehrck, one evening last
week. Otto was pursuing bis hat,
which had blown off, and in the dark
ness he did not remember the location
of the clothesline until he and the line
met. He received wound just below
the muse and was thrown quite forciblN
backward. He has the sympathy of hi
friends at 0dell and elsewhere.
Chas. Sweet received long distanc,
message Sunday calling him to Port
land because of the illness of his wife
Miss Eva Boyed went to Portland
Saturday for visit with friends.
Mrs. Louise Boyden. of Hood River
who comes highly recommended as
teacher of elocution and music will
spend two days each week in Odell in
J structing the class she has recently or
ganized here.
Robert McDuffee has sold his proper
ty in Odell, but we have been unable t
learn the name of the purchaser.
DIR. L. T. Hull and family are enjoy
ing rides in new surrey.
Mrs. +. !. Lisle, Of Portland, il
spending the week visiting at the hom,
of MIR. and Mrs. M. A. Cellar.
Arthur Beckwith, of Portland, is |
visitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M
} A. Cellar this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Dunbar expec
) to attend the state grange which meet
) in Tillamook, Ore, next week. The.
Y represent Odell grange as delegates
4 Mrs. l.. j. Gates is another membe
) who is planning to be present at th
y sessions of the state grange.
5 Don Crosby caught a rainbow trou
0 that weighed 10 pounds. MIR, Crosb,
q was fishing near Dee when he caugh
this fine fish.
Miss Dorothy Taylor. of Oak Grove
spent the week end with Miss Eleano
Coe at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il
Bowerman.
| Sunday school 1890 am. G. f. 7.3
p. m. at the Union church next Sunday
/ Service at $3.50 a. m. Sunday schoo
1890 a. m. Epworth League 7,30 p
m. at the Methodist church next Sun
day. Mothers Day will be observes
at the morning service and Sunda.
II school