The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-03-30
ODELL

F. r. Welpton returned to his home
in Portland last Saturday night after
having spent the greater part Of the
precedingi week arranging stock for
the big.sale at local store.
The rstore building Of A. B. Shelley
daily assumes more the appearance Of
finished structure. We cannot at this
date announce the opening day, but we
do not expect this to be long delayed.
After having been for the past sew
eral years residents of California Mr..
and Mrs. W. L. Carnes have returned
to.Odell and they are now located in
their former home. They have many
friends in 0dell and at other points in
Hood River valley, who gladly welcome
the home.
Many accepted invitations for the
leap year dance at the gymnasium last
Saturday night.
The Freshman" will be presented at
Mosier Friday night. Those having
part in this play expect to drive over
the mountain il condition of road per-
mits.
The property known as the Wester-
berg place has been sold This proper.
ty was owned by company and Mr..
Westerberg, who was interested. was
manager. The purchaser. MIR. Brown.
Of Chicago. will be represented by Mr..
Hammin, also of Chicago, who with
his wife and daughters, will reside on
the property. Dairying will be intro
| duced on an extensive scale and q very
large dairy barn will be built. Mr..
Westerberg has purchased ranch at
Castle Rock, Wash, and he and his
family will make that their home.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Lafferty
Sunday morning, March 26, son.
S. H. Surface has sold to S. P. Wal
dorf one-hslt acre tract Uf land. Mr..
Waldorf will first build wood house in
which he will find shelter while build
ing residence.
o. M. Dewitt attended the reunion
of Spanish war veterans in Portland
and greatly enjoyed the occasion. He
returned Monday to his home in Odell.
Mrs. j. r. Crosby and Mrs. B. T.
Young went to Post, Ore, Saturday
after having received a message telling
them of the serious illness of their
mother, Mrs. Wallace Post.
Miss Ellen X. Shelley, of Portland,
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Troy Shelley.
MIR. and Mrs. L. C.Weinheimer spent
several days last week in Portland on a
combined business and pleasure visit.
Their son, A. l.. Weinbeimer. of the
u. of O., was in the city and visited
with his parents portion of the time
of their stay.
Mrs. Carl Ensminger entertained a
number of young people Friday even
ing at a surprise birthday party in
honor of MIR. Ensminger.
DR.. G. L. Tufts represented the
Weekly Rest Day League in an address
at the Methodist church Sunday. He
introduced petition which sets forth
the text of proposed measure to be
submitted to the voters of Oregon at
the approaching election should such
petition receive the required number of
signatures. Voters should carefully
and thoughtfully investigate this and
all petitions circulated for proposed
measures in order that they may act
understandingly.
Mrs. j. W. Mcdonald has shipped
such household effects as will be need
ed for comfortable housekeeping at
Banks, Ore, and she expects to leave
Hood River Saturday and 60 from
Portland to Banks Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Haskins and family will
be at home in the Mcdonald property
after this week.
Some road repair work and much
Aume building and delivering of flume
lumber for the East Fork Irrigation
District make quite busy times in
Odell.
Have you registered?
About so friends surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. B. T. Young at their home last
Thursday evening and both surprised
and surprisers enjoyed the occasion.
Sunday school 1870 a. m. Epworth
League and teacher training lesson Z
p. m. at the Methodist church next
Sunday.
Rev. Troy Shelley will preach at the
Union church next Sunday at ll.30 a.
m. Sunday school and c. E. meeting
as usual.
A fine union c. E. and Epworth
League meeting last Sunday evening al
the Methodist church. Miss Godbersen,
leader.
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