The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-01-13
ODELL

M. Haw thorne returned home on
Wednesday Of last week after having
spent about ten days visiting TRENDS
10 Astoria, Portland and Oregon City.
He reports q very pleasant vacation.
The basket ball game last week We'd
nesday evening resulted In q score In
favor Of Hood River high school team.
Odell high school team is making ar
rangements for other games.
Mrs. Geo. Doersch and baby boy went
to Portland Monday for visit with
friends.
Those who participated in a recent
contest In the Union Sunday school en-
loved a sleighing party and visit to the
moinR picture show in Hood River last
Saturday evening. Several sleighs car.
ried the contestants.
The fellowship meeting of members
of the Federated church that was to
have been held at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. e. Bowerman was postponed
on account of the Illness Of Mrs. Bow
erman.
Gertrude l.. Clark has been appointed
official registrar for Udell precinct and
voters may register in Odell. Only
voters residing in 0dell precinct may
register at this point.
A card club has been organized with
ten members who will meet at homes
of members. The first meeting Of this
club was held last week at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 7. Parr.
Messrs. Este Brosius and Walters, Of
Hood River, came out to Odell Sunday
expecting 10 meet other members Of q
hunting party who expected to come to
Odell that day. None had appeared at
the time when the train toward Hood
River was due and Mr.. Walters re-
turned TO Hood River. Mr.. BrOsius re.
mained in Odell and he and Pete J.
Lenz. who has just returned from
Eastern Oregon. started Tuesday morn
ing for the mountains and big game.
Ole Nelson, the faithful carrier on
Hood River route No. !, has been i'll
and unable to deliver mail to patrons
along his route. and expressions OF re.
Rret are general.
Mrs. e. W. Dunbar went to the West
Side Tuesday, where she was the guest
over night at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. F. C. Sherrieb. She expected to
install the officers of Park grange at a
meeting Wednesday.
The regular meeting Of 0dell grange
will be held at the gymnasium this at
ternoon at one o'clock.
The meeting of the Parent.Teacher
Association last Monday evening was
reported very interesting. Miss Wood.
rings room won the picture for the en-
suing month. The program consisted
Of musical and literary numbers.
Messrs. A. B. Shelley and Graft sang
a duet, as did Miss Woodring and Miss
Emma More. There was dialect i'm.
personation by Harold Sexton, a com.
edy sketch by Irwin Bowerman and
Maurice Graft. Miss Mary Frazier,
formerly teacher in the Portland
schools, spoke on cooperation and Miss
Emma More gave an account OF her
visit to the exposition.
Miss Emma Wickman became i'll and
was found to be suffering from appen-
dicitis. She was removed to the hos.
pital Friday evening and an operation
was performed. The patient is report.
ed doing as well as could be expected.
Tuesday morning Thomas Absher
was injured by falling limb striking
his head. While it is early to say
definitely, satisfactory improvement is
expected.
Chas. Gum, of Parkdale. was bust.
ness caller in Odell Tuesday morning.
Remember the shopping special on
the Mount Hood R. X. next Wednes-
day, Jan. 10. You can leave Odell at
$40 a. m. and return at 1856 p. m.
giving you several hours in Hood Riv.
er. or if you wish to 60 to Hood River
in the evening and stay over until
morning there will be train at s. 10 p.
m. going down.
W. j. Bond and C. Street, both of
Beltrami, Minn., spent several days
last week visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Haskins. MIR. Bond,
who is a brother Of Mrs. Haskins, has
returned to his home in Minnesota. MIR.
Street remains for more extended
visit with friends in Hood River val.
ley. A. l.. Schram. also of Beltrami,
has been visiting at the Hsskins home.
He expects to spend the winter here.
C. F. Galligan, Of Dufur, Ore.. has
been business visitor in Odell during
the past week.
Sunday school at 10. 80 a. n., teacher
training and Epworth League at 2 p.
at the Methodist church next Sunday.
Sunday school at 10. 80 a. m, C. Z.
at 2 p. M. at the Union church next