The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-11-23
ODELL

MIR. and Mrs. Welch and Mrs. Pease,
of Rupert. Idaho, were callers at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Kemp
Wednesday of last week. They mo-
tored through from Rupert and are
looking about with view to locating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Smith went to
Portland Friday. They expect to spend
the winter there, returning here in the
spring. During their stay in Portland
Mr.. Smith has position with Olds,
Workman & King.
Mrs. Mary Neisler took night train
eastbound from Hood River Friday.
She goes to the home of an aunt who
resides in Jacksonville, ILL.,. and whose
husband passed away recently, and she
feels that the presepce of Mrs. Neisler
in the home will prove source OF
comfort TO her. Mrs. Neisler has won
many sincere friends since she came to
Odell and they will be glad to hear
from her and to give her cordial well
come when she returns to Odell.
Mrs. VIM. r. Warner Ill. and her
sister, Miss Elizabeth Wilson, expect
to leave today for a journey almost
across the continent, as they are taking
MIR. and Mrs. Warmers baby daugh.
ters, Ruthanna West and Elizabeth
Wilson, to spend the winter with their
grandparents, who reside at Berwyn
and Dutfryn Mawr. both suburbs OF
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Anders went to
Portland last week Wednesday. From
there they will 60 via San Francisco.
CAL, to Illinois, where they expect to
reside.
The first shooting match of, the sea-
son was held at Odell Saturday and was
well attended.
Mrs. r. B. Palmer and baby daugh.
ter, Ethel, expect to return to CalifOr-
MIA soon. Mr.. and Mrs Palmer have
now effected title to their homestead
ON the heights southwest of Odell and
they will spend the winter in Califor.
MIA.
The next regular meeting of the
grange has been postponed and will be
held one week from next Saturday.
This action was thought advisable be.
cause so many grange members were
very busy in the apple harvest, and il
is believed another week will find con.
ditions quite different. The next meet.
ing will be held the Saturday following
Thanksgiving and members of the
grange and their families will enjoy g
reunion and dinner. In the afternoon
there will be program. which is oper
to the public. This is the 50th ami.
versary of the grange as an order anC
grangers throughout the country are
now celebrating by jubilee meetings
and programs, and this is jubilee meet.
ing for Odell grange.
Mrs. w. p. Kemp and little niece,
Eloise Gillette, are now visiting Mrs
Kemp's sister, Mrs. Thos. Wheeler, al
Nampa, Idaho.
OH. Rhoades has returned last week
from drive overland to Eastern Ore
gon. While gone he sold the team Of
little blacks which he and his SON
Louis, have owned and driven.
A. B. Cutler is spending the winter
in Illinois.
Frank Cutler is attending the apple
show In Spokane.
Mrs. NJ. E. Chambers, who has spent
the past three months here visiting hel
granddaughters, Mrs. F. j. Howard
Mrs. j. X. Caldwell and Mrs. W. L.
Slutz, will leave here Friday. and aftel
looking after property interests il
Portland, she will return to her home
in Turner, Oregon.
The Pine Grove box factory has com
nlafaH tho nf vst,oo 40
ly 1926, 900 boxes. The company ha:
now in the yard something near 400, 00t
feet of lumber for sale. We regret tc
say that this is the last season that thu
box factory will be located in Odell
Scarcity of box lumber that is availa
BILE for factory at this site makes ,
change necessary. This means that /,
payroll amounting to about 81, 900 pc,
month will go to some other point.
Tuesday noon bids were opened in tn,
office of K. l.. Sabin. of Portland, ant
the purchaser of the stock of grocerie
and fixtures of Woods grocery at Odel
was announced.
A fine congregation heard Rev. New
hams splendid sermon at the Methods
church Sunday afternoon. Announce
ments for next Sunday are Sunda,
school 2 p. m Service at 3 p. m.
The Ladies Aid society met Wednes
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gil
kerson. Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Gil
kerson were hostesses.
Mrs. J. Jarvis left Monday evenin,
for the return trip to her home in Min
nesota near Grand Forks, N. d., afte
having spent month in Hood Rive
valley visiting her sons, Joe. Ralph an,
Harry Jarvis.
A special Thanksgiving program vii
be given under the auspices of the Par
ent-Teacher Association at the hig
school Monday evening. All are cor
daily invited. The program will b
followed by social hour. Light re
freshments will be served. The pro
gram will begin at O'Clock. sharp.