The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-05-04
ODELL

w. Is. Cunningham and family are
enjoying a visit with Mr.. Cunning
hams parents, who arrived Sunday,
having come from their home in Ari-
zOna.
The Merry Matrons were entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
E. T. Folts.
A new schedule went into effect on
the Mount Hood r. X. Monday and
those who wish may now 20 to Hood
River via motor, which leaves Odell at
$40 q. m., or by train leaving 0dell at
l.20 p. m. Coming from Hood River
train is due at 8. 40 a. m. and motor at
5p. m.
II. R. Leedom left Odell Tuesday
morning. He will 60 to Everett. Wn.,
to investigate position which has
been offered him. Many telephone
patrons requested that Mr.. Leedom be
retained and that be continue to serve
patrons in the satisfactory manner that
has characterized his work during the
five years he has been connected with
the telephone company at the local ex-
change.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Creson are now
at home in the building which is owned
by the Oregon-W ashington Telephone
Co. Mrs. Creson will act as night op-
orator. As Miss Bessie Cameron she
formerly served as telephone operator
and is familiar with the work. Misses
Eleanor Haskins and Della Cameron
will continue as day operators. Both
are known as faithful. courteous oper-
atOrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. N. Matney and sons,
Tyre and Jimmie. and daughter. Mil
dred, moved to Portland last week.
They have made an exchange of prop
erty, receiving home in Portland in
stead of buildings and acreage in Odell.
Mr.. Hicks now owns the property for
merly owned by MIR. Matney.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Fagaly and
daughters. Mabel and Lou. and son.
Maurice, expect to leave Odell very
soon. The W. H. Hicks Co., has Sc
lected mill site In Washington and as
MIR. Fagaly 10 a member of the COM
pany, a change of residence is advis-
able.
MIR. and Mrs. A. B. Shelley and Mar
guerite and Laurence expect to be at
home in the W. L. Fagaly property
when it has lost it's present occupants.
Odell is a busy little village these
days. Stores all have share of pat
ronage and none need feel discouraged.
Business locally is increased because of
the camp of the Palmer. Ellison Con-
struction Co.. with 30 men, several
teams and car. Mrs. Mayes and Mrs.
Homer Van Allen, who look after the
meals for al these men, have very few
idle moments.
As was announced in last week g
notes from Odell a meeting will be held
Friday evening in the rooms now occu'
pied by the union high school for the
purpose of considering the proposition
of procuring site for proposed high
school building, financing same and
also considering change of site. Board
Of directors wish by this means to dis
cover sentiment of patrons regarding
these phases Of the high school propo-
sition.
Fred Phughaupt lost a portion of one
finger by way of hand AK. This was
a case of the same injury to member
on two occasions, as Mr.. Pfughaupt
cut off the end of the same finger three
years ago.
Members of Odell Guild report the
entertainment of last week success.
Mrs. j. E. Ferguson spoke on "Class
Activities" at the state convention in
The Dalles last week. Miss Haze
Weiden represented the Ferguson Bible
class and spoke on "The Kind of o
Woman | Admire" Nj. ID. Odell, Mrs,
f. V. More, Olga Plog. Edna Plog,
Beatrice English, Elizabeth Lacey,
Grayce Lowell, Miss Hammin, Robert
Conkling. Curtis Gould. Merton Folts
and Irwin Bowerman were members oi
the Union Sunday school who attended
the convention.
The date for the county Sunday
school convention of Hood River county
will be announced soon. This conven.
tion so of special interest here as j,
will be held in the Methodist church OF
Odell.
new soda fountain has been in
stalled in the confectionery store al
Odell and patrons may enjoy ice cream
ice cream soda, sundaes or fountain
made soda served in bright, new equip
ment.
Speakers and singers from Odell rep
resented we'll their home church wher
thy went to Pine Grove Sunday even
ing. The morning service at the Meth
odist church in Odell last Sunday wa!
very helpful, Rev. Heineck making
very effective plea for more reverenct
IN worship. Sunday school, too. wa'
strong and active with right about th'
hundred mark in attendance. Mex
Sunday morning service at $50. Sun
day school 1890. Evening 7.SO.
Sunday school 1890 a. m. Servic.
following Sunday school. M. ID. Odel
will have charge Of this service. G. +
= % q, -. iho I1nior, church