The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-03-09
ODELL

j. II. Eggert has sold his team 10 F.
L. Davidson. Bid and Bess have done
their work we'll and many residents.of
0dell have enjoyed safe trips made in
good time because they were true and
dependent.
Just as the team owned by Louis
Plog had reached the top of the grade
near the home of MIR. Plog Wednesday
evening of last week, one of the horses
fell dead in the road. Heart failure is
supposed to have been the cause of the
horses death.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. E. Chapman went
to Hood River Thursday. MIR. Chap
man went to Portland for few days'
business visit. Mrs. Chapman and lit
tie daughter, Genevieve, remained in
Hood River. They returned to OdelI
early in the week.
A slide on the Mt. Hood railroad
stopped train service Saturday and
Sunday, but Monday saw the train
again running as far as Dee.
J. W. Mcdonald. who has secured
fine position with the W. H. Eccles
sawmill company at Banks, Oregon,
came home Saturday night for short
stay. leaving for the return to Banks
Sunday afternoon.
Thomas Lacey accompanied j. W.
Mcdonald to Banks, Ore., Mr.. Lacey
will be employed building a logging
road for the above mentioned company.
G. F. Purdy has purchased horse,
il cows and 16 hogs and with the COM
ing Of spring weather he expects to
take these animals with those previous.
ly owned by him to his Upper Valley
ranch and engage in business as a
farmer.
While driving into Hood River one
day last week MIR. and Mrs. j. E. Fer
guson we're so unfortunate as to lose
one of their horses, temporarily at
least, as one slipped on the pavement
and was so disabled they had to leave
the animal under the care of Veterin-
ary Surgeon Welch and buy horse to
drive home.
C. F. Galligan. of Dufur. Ore, was
business visitor in Odell early in the
week.
Harper Brumgard has sold his team
and other personal property and he and
Mrs. Brumgard and their children ex-
x.
They will return to their former home
in Pennsylvania.
Wednesday was busy day at the
Methodist church. The members of the
Ladies Aid society met at the church
and gave ii thorough renovating.
The walls we're freshly tinted and all
throughout is order and cleanliness.
The Ladies' Aid society also provided
funds to pay for material for making
some improvements inside the building.
Under the direction of j. E. Ferguson
men were busy enlarging the platform
and raising same in order that more
space be provided for choir and organ.
The plans also provide for building an
altar rail and book case for the papers
and books belonging to the Sunday
school and church. In the basement
cupbOards will be made for dishes.
Last, but by no means least in impor-
tance, was the dinner served by the
members of the Ladies' Aid society.
We cannot give an account of the
game of Tuesday evening and the re-
cital Wednesday evening in this issue,
but hope to be able to report both next
week.
The Sigma Phi Kappa Sunday school
class of the Union church will give
play called "The Freshman" Friday
evening. March II.
Sunday school 1890 a. m. Epworth
League, Teacher Training class and
service by Rev. G. E. Heineck at the
Methodist church next Sunday evening.
Sunday school 10. 80 a. m. c. E. 7.30
p. M, at the Union church next Sun
day