The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-06-03
ODELL

ODELL
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Sunday and their
sons. William and Paul, arrived Satur-
day and they are enjoying a vacation,
which they richly deserve.
C. f. Belding has exchanged his
property in Odell for a large ranch in
southern Oregon. The new owner Of
the BeldinR property, which is known
| here as the Dan Smith place, will take
possession very soon ana he and his
family will reside here.
Cliff Ensminger went TO lone last
week for a short visit with his sister
| Mrs. Claude Duncan. Saturday he and
Harry Waller started to Oklahoma for
an extended stay. Mrs. Waller has
been in Oklahoma for the past month.
Mrs. Luella Duckwall and Miss Jes-
| sic Duckwall, of Indianapolis, Ind, ex-
pect to arrive in Hood River Sunday
| for a three months visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Duckwall. Mrs.
Duckwall and Miss Jessie have won
the friendship of many during former
visits here and these friends will greet
them gladly,
Chas. Sweet received news Monday
telling Of the serious illness of his
mother, who lives at Wakeeney. Kan.
Mrs. II. Herrick, of Newberg, Ore,
has been here this week for visit at
the home Of her daughter. Mrs. l.. d.
Boyed.
Mrs. Pauline Talmsge returned TO
Portland Monday after having been
ere for a visit at the home Of her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Troy Shelley.
Austin Lockman and his cousin, Ches-
| ter Williams, have been taking leis.
urely trip east, stopping at points of
interest en- route, with Omaha. Nebr.,
as their destination.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. BurrelI Tues
day. May %, a son.
Mrs. II. S. Caughey expects to go to
Portland Saturday for week s stay
during which time she will attend to
business matters and enjoy the attrac-
tiOns of the rose carnival.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Earl Dunbar at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Dunbar,
last Friday night.
The noise of blasting rock at the
crusher reminds us that more crushed
rock will be placed where needed and
our excellent road be preserved. Road
| Supervisor Dunbar will direct the plac-
| ing of the rock where ii will serve to
the greatest advantage.
The reception given for the eighth
grade graduates. high school students,
teachers and membrs Of the board of
directors and their wives at the school
house last Thursday evening was a very
enjoyable affair. The following teach
ers have been engaged for the follow
ing school year: V. NJ. VOse, high
school, Miss Helen WnOdring, seventh
and eighth grades; Miss Emma More,
primary. Three remain yet to be
elected one high school teacher, one
for the fifth and sixth grades, one for
third and fourth grades and teacher
for the new school which will be built
at Summit, making all told. corps of
seven instructors in the schools of Odell
for next year.
A merry group of young people en-
jOyed the EpwOrth League social in the
basement of the Methodist church last
Friday evening.
A project having for its object the
installation Of fruit evapOrating or
dehydrating plant, is meeting with the
favorable consideration of fruit grow
ers of Odell. j. Stewart Clark, of
Portland, has been here the past week
comforting with growers regarding this
proposition. MIR. Clark believes pub
lie meeting may be called at an early
date in order that working plans of the
proposed plant may be fully explained.
We hope this may result in a success
ful launching of new business ven
ture in Odell in readiness for the apple
harvest this season.
There are many friends in Odell who
were gGieved to hear of the passing
away of John Hinrichs at his home near
Hood River last Saturday.
The Epworth League meeting last
Sunday evening, A. l.. Weinheimer,
leader. was one of unusual beauty and
interest. The subject was an evening
with great hymns, and leader and mem
bers present united with fine results.
Two bebutlIul special NUMBERS were
rendered, a solo by Geo. Ledford and
duet by A. l.. Weinheimer and Mrs. l..
c. Weinheimer. l.. j. Gates, cornet,
Geo. Ledford, violin, and Mrs. La.
Gates, organist, accompanied the choir
members.
Sunday school at 1890 followed by
either preaching or social service and
communion. c. f. s. p. m. NJ. d.
Odell, leader, next Sunday at the Union
church.
Service $50 a. m. Sunday school
1890 a. IN. Epworth League 8 p. m. at
the Methodist church next Sunday.