The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-01-27
ODELL


q piece of timber with gasoline @ood
was Leo Hammer had the thumb Of
the left hand almost severed. At this
date Mr.. Hammer is at the hospital In
Hood River and there are hopes that
the thumb may be saved but this can
not be definitely known for few days.
Last week Wednesday OdelI station
presented quite the air of city when
the special car of VIM. A. McMurray
was attached to the train of the Mt.
Hood railroad.
We overlooked the announcement OF
the Epworth social for Wednesday
evening of this week and as a result no
newspaper notice will now appear until
after the date of the social. Members
of the Epworth League and their
friends planned for pleasant social
evening and Refreshments in the base
ment of the Methodist church.
Tuesday the members of the FEEDER
ated church enjoyed fellowship meet.
ing and dinner at the home of X. Z.
Miller.
Chas. Davis returned home Saturday
after having made quite an extended
stay in California looking after his in
terests.
There are many residents of Odell
and vicinity who will be interested and
pleased to know that Mrs. Nettie
Crockett has been elected assistant
cashier of the Rupert National Bank
of Rupert, Idaho.
There will be game of basket ball,
Odell versus Mosier, at the gymnasium
Friday night. The game will be called
promptly at s o'clock. The players
will be encouraged by your presence.
Admission 10 and Is cents.
Louis Plog was the first voter who
registered with the deputy registrar at
0dell. Others followed and the work
of registration moves steadily along.
Let US try for an election in Odell pre-
cinct with every voter registered, not
even one to be sworn in at the polls.
OdelI friends of A. J. Nelson have
received letters containing the sad
news of the passing away of Mr.. Nell
sons father Sunday, Jan. l6, at Ar
gyle, Wis. As many will remember,
MIR. Nelson received message calling
him home just before Christmas and he
has remained at the family home and
assisted in the caring for his father
since that time until the death of his
father. He has host Of friends who
will express sincere sympathy for him
in his bereavement.
Next Friday, Saturday and Sunday
are the dates for the Annual Commun-
ity Institute at Pine Grove.and Odell is
to share in part as Rev. II. 0. Perry
will, deliver a sermon in the Methodist
church Sunday afternoon as near as
may be the hour which has been an
nounced, viz: 2 p. m. The Sunday
school will be held at the usual hour,
1890. with perhaps special features
that cannot at this time be definitely
announced Following the Sunday
school session community dinner will
be served to which all are invited ia
come and bring basket dinners for
themselves and something additional
for the stranger or one without family
and home who may attend. Rev. Per.
ry is known as an able speaker and
many should plan to hear him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Young lef,
Hood River Sunday night for their re.
turn trip home. Mrs. Young and the
small sons, Preston and Joseph, have
been here for three months visit.
Mr.. Young came for the holidays.
Mrs. Emma Ingalls, went to HooC
River Monday for visit and to attenC
to matters of business connected with
her property in Hood River.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. fitzgerald wenI
to Portland Monday for visit. Mr.
and Mrs. G. F. Ogden gave delightful
party Monday evening Eight couples
were invited and all enjoyed the occa
sion The card club met this week al
Fenton Lodge, the home of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Ogden.
Rev. Donat. of Hood River, will
preach at the Union church next Sun.
day evening.
The Odell grange held an all
day meeting in the gymnasium
last Thursday The following officers
were installed: J. A. Moore, master
f. W. Dunbar, overseer; o. II. Ehrck,
steward; F. J. Howard. asst. steward
r. +. Miller, treas. Mrs. L. w. Dun.
bar, sec. W. N. Williams, gate keeper
Mrs. Dora Coovert officers. Five off
GERS will be installed next Saturday
when a meeting will be hled in the Ode
Fellows hall, beginning at p. m,
sharp. The building committee has
good news to be told at this meeting
and there is much business requiring
the attention of members. There is
also an interesting program promised
A. |. Mason will be present and speak
upon a live subject.
Mrs. II. J. Graf and daughter, Miss
Lola, entertained the lady teachers OF
Odell school at Kensngton tea last
Saturday afternoon.
The Parent-Teacher Association has
called special meeting for Thursday
evening January 27, at which time j
+. Brumbaugh. of the Oregon Agricul.
tural College, will deliver an address
at the high school class room. MIR
Brumbaugh comes very highly recon-
mended and all are invited to attend.
Mr.. +. W. Leymer, who is returning
to her home at Midvale. Idaho, after
having been for visit in Salem
stopped over for short visit at the
home of her former neighbors, MIR. and
Mrs. W. B. Cunningham. She resumed
her journey Tuesday afternoon.