The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-05-18
ODEIL

Posters are out announcing an enter.
tainment TO be given this evening at 8
o'clock at the 0dell Methodist church.
Some Of the best talent in Hood River
and the valley has been secured.
Mrs. Troy Shelley returned home las,
Thursday night. P. 7. Shelley, from
Sandy. Ore. came in his auto bringing
his mother and sister, Nell, as far az
Cascade Locks, where the two latter
took the train to Hood River. as Nell
was found not strong enough to make
the trip via auto. as she still suffered
from injuries received in an auto acci-
dent two weeks previous. Size is now
reported improving nicely.
Mrs. Tom Absher is in the hospital
In Hood River, where she ia reported
improving satisfactorily from recent
surgical operation.
Lumber 10 on the ground for enlarg-
ing the building occupied by Wood .
Grocery at OdelI. as A. b. Shelley,
manager Of the local store, finds vol.
ume of business too great for present
quarters. A wareroom for -four, feed,
potatoes and other heavy articles, will
be built along the south side Of the
store building.
A good ball game is expected Sunday
when Mosier will play Odell on the
local field. Game called at $50 p. m.
J. II. Surface reports the sale Of two
lots to Henry Schmidt. Mr.. Schmidt
expects to build and make this his
home.
The Merry Matrons were entertained
Tuesday afternoon at sne home of Mrs.
Bernhard Krohn.
Alex Davies. of Milwaukee, Wis.,,
and Mr.. Bacon, Of Portland, were Wis.,
itors In Odeli Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Crosby are now at
home in Vancouver, WASH, where MIR.
Crosby Is interested in barber shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Spencer are
at home in the Palmer property, which
was formerly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Haskins.
A telephone was installed Saturday
at the Cameron-S Sheppard mill on the
mountain near Fir. Messrs. Cameron
and Sheppard now employ about 30 men
and the present output is about 20. 900
feet daily. June frat the plant in Odell
will be IN operation, though the man.
ufacture of boxes may not begin until
later date.
There will be a service which is in
tended to do honor to the graduating
classes of the high school and grammar
school, of Odell Sunday evening at the
Union church. Special music and an
address appropriate to the occasional
are expected.
The Mothers day service at the
Methodist church Sunday morning was
beautiful and impressive. Sermon. mu-
sic, decorations and the greeting by
little Dorothy Hull were all especially
fine.
As previously announced, the dates
for the county Sunday school conven-
tion to be held In the Methodist church
at Odell are May 81 and June !. The
first days session will be held in the
evening and on June first, the second
day, there will be morning and after
noon sessions with a picnic lunch at
noon. A worth while program is prom
ised. Everyone interested In Sunday
school work is cordially invited to at
tend any part or all the convention.
j. II. Surface and 8. p. Waldorf have
torn down the barn on the W. l.. Fag-
ally property and have rebuilt on q new
site and from plan differing from that
OF the one which was removed.
The graduating exercises of the
Union high school and the grammar
school of Odell will be held in the
Methodist church at Odell next Monday
evening. Prof. Shafer, of the Univer-
isty of Oregon, will deliver an address
and special music will be provided.
The men employed by the Palmer.
Ellison Co. are busy, each in the line
of work for which he is fitted. From
80 to IS men have been located at the
company camp in Odell for the past
month and for the past two weeks four
families have also been tenting near
the camp.
II. R. Leedom has accepted the posi-
tlon OF assistant superintendent Of the
r. s. Telephone Co. at Everett, Wash.
Mr.. Leedom has secured bungalow
IN which he and Mrs. Leedom and their
small sons will reside and Mrs. Leedom
expected to leave Ogden. Utah, Tues
day and friends here believe she will
stop over for a visit with friends in
Odell before going to the new home at
Everett. Mr.. Leedom is to be congrat-
ulsted upon having secured fine posi-
tion and the P. S. Telephone Co. is also
to be congratulated upon secured q
man who will make good.
Service $50 a. m. Sunday school
1890 a. N. Epworth League and
teacher training class 1880 p. m. at the
Methodist church next Sunday.
Mail and papers will arrive at Odell
next Sunday at 8. 40 a. m, the same 40
every hav NJ Tho uaok