The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-06-22
ODELL

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last week. Mr.and Mrs. Hammer were
returning home after having spent tbs
past month attending the general con.
ference OF the Methodist church at Syr.
aeuse. MY. Mr.. Hammer az elected ,
lay delegate to this conferences and hs
represented his home church at ali Ia,
delegate sessions.
A number of small friends. with ,
few grown ups, enjoyed q party piyer
last week Wednesday afternoon ri ths
home Of Dr.. and Mrs, e. T. Hull ir
honor Of the daughter. Dorothv's
birthday anniversary. Dainty refresh.
ments were served, the color scheme
pink and white being carried out n
both decorations and refreshments.
Vernon league, Of WashouRal. Wn..
has been here the past week visiting al
the home Of his grandmother, Mrs. Eya
Morgan.
Miss Edna Weber, of The DalIes. via.
tied her father. r. H. Weber and els.
ter. Mrs. Harold Sexton, at the home
OF the latter within the past week.
Gordon haskins, who has been iden.
tilted with the business life of Odell for
several years. may now be found al
woods grocery in Odell. Mr.. Arm.
strong. recently of California. is with
the Consolidated Mercantile Co. at
Odell. He and Mrs. Armstrong are
now at home in Odell.
A. B. Shelley. manager of Woods
grocery ut Odell, was q week end busi.
ness visitor In Portland.
There was a quiet home wedding
wednesday evening, June IA, at Home.
wood. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Il.
Gould, when Miss Helen Allwortb. Of
Crawford, WASH, and Claude Andrews.
2 young lawyer from Los Angeles,
Calif.. were united in marriage in the
presence Of the family of MIR. and Mrs.
Gould and Miss Allworth's sister. Mrs.
G. Z. Metcalf. of Portland. Both con.
tracing parties are graduates Of o. A.
G.. Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Andrews and
Mrs. 5. J. Lafferty having been ROOM
mate while all were students. Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews left for Mr..
Andrews ranch IN southern Oregon and
MRS. Metcalf for her home in Portland.
Sunday, June II. saw a happy com.
p&uy aoe0tuUtGu a. Su0 uO1ne OI Mr.
and Mrs. X. E. Miller, when children,
grandchildren and q few near friends
gathered to observe the eightieth birth
day anniversary Of Peter Jochimsen.
Five children, Hans and Pete, Of Dal-
las. Ed Of Estacada. Mrs. E. Vaughan.
of Portland and Mrs. r. E. Miller, Of
Odell, and 16 grandchildren were pres
ent a. were the following friends: Mr..
and Mrs. Plog. Mr.. and Mrs. Siever-
kropp, Mrs. Haw thorne and Mr.. Paasch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller, of Indiana,
who now make their home with R. E.
Miller. were also numbered with those
present. A fine dinner was provided
and the afternoon passed pleasantly
with music, and photos of the assem-
bled guests were taken. Not altogether
in honor OF Mr.. Jochimsen's birthday
anniversary was this. for the golden
wedding anniversary of MIR. and Mrs.
Jochimsen draws near and valuable
gifts were presented in observance of
the approaching day. MIR. Jochimsen
received a fine easy chair.
Miss Cleo Shoup. of Hood River, was
the guest Of Miss Eva Gum Wednesday
of last week.
Miss Elsie McConn, of Parkdale,
visited with Miss Eva Gum last Thurs
day.
Friends of Lewis Tenney will be In
terested to know that he has enlisted
in the u. s. navy and has gone to San
Francisco. Calf, to report for duty.
He was one of six who successfully
passed examination in class of II.
Miss Dorothy Black returned Satur-
day to the home Of her mother at Lyle,
WASH. where she expected to enjoy
short visit with her brother, Donald,
who planned to spend the week end at
home for the first time since February.
Donald is now employed at Ladd & TIL
toms bank, Portland.
A. J. Nelson was Portland visitor
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. E. T. Folts were men,
bers Of motoring party via the Co.
lumbia River highway to Portland last
week.
DR.. and Mrs. Dutro motored to a
point about is miles from Portland
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Warner will
enjoy q visit from Mr.. Warmers grand.
mother and sister. who expect to ar
rive here about July first.
The warm weather of last week
caused the field of wheat owned by
Chas. Davis to undergo great change
in appearance and heads of grain now
sway gently with the wind. making
waves of green that are very restful to
the eye. Mr.. Davis has q neat woven
wire fence bordering this field and pre-
senting pleasing appearance along the
way where many travellers pass. Mr..
Davis son, Aubrey, is quite frequently
seen driving the new Ford. which
proves very convenient for quick trip
70 town.
Odell has the marks of thriving |
little village these days when straw
berry shippers hurry .around for train
time and passengers may choose one OF |
several methods and hours for trip to
Hood River and from there to other
points. Passengers for Hood River may
leave Odell via rail auto at 8.26 q. m.
and 8. l5 p. m, and via train at I.2O p:
m. Going toward Parkdale the rail
auto time table is a. follows: Liz p.
NJ, and SIS o. m. and the train $40 q.
"a. On Sundays the train leaves Park
dale at 4 o. nd. and is due at Odell
three hours and 45 minutes later than
the week day schedule. Rail auto will
leave Parkdale at LIS p. m. on Sunday
only, and run 45 minutes late at all
points between Parkdale and Hood
River. Passengers may also 60 to
Hood River via auto stage by wagon
road each day at about !. 80 a. M. re-
turning at 5 p. m. stage from Fasn'oh
Stables, Bert Stranahan driver.
A wedding in which residents of
Odell are especially interested oc-
Cured Thursday. June 10. at tue home
a. M and Mrs. Frank Randolph near
Idaho, when Mrs. Nettie
Crockett became the wife of Clyde A.
Randolph. a young railroad man OF
All that the best wishes OF