The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-03-01
ODELL

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r. r. Morrill, tract. Mr.. Brooke now
owns about forty acres Of orchard In
Odell.
While moving from Mt. Hood to
0dell Mrs. Eva Morgan lost handbag
which contained a watch, necklace,
rings and two purses. Snow prevented
recovery of lost property and il is now
hoped the handbag fell where passing
wheels and runners may not crush 1t
and valuables within before snow
melts.
A. B. Shelley was business visitor
in Portland several days last week.
H. X. Davenport spent few days
last week on a business trip to Port
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Davis are plan
ming to go to California some time in
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hull are now at
home in the Tom Cameron house.
Floyd Mccoy is visiting at the home
of his aunt, Mrs. D. Hendon. of Gresh-
am, Ore.
E. T. Folts lost valuable COW one
day last week.
0rrie Cushman. of ST. Helens, Ore.
came home Friday for short visit at
the home of his mother, Mrs. Florence
Cushman.
C. F. Galligan was business visitor
in Odell Friday and Saturday.
l.. A. Sears has been to Stanfield to
look after property which he owns near
that town.
Miss Grace Chambers went to Port
land Monday to look after packing and
shipping her furniture and household
effects to the new bungalow in Odell.
The Excelsior Bible class met at the
home of the teacher, John G. Duck
wall, one evening last week and elect
ed the following officers: Kenneth
Krumenacher, president; Irwin Heft,
vice president Clyde Smith, secretary:
Andrew Larson, teasurer. The class
will take up Boy Scout work in the
spring.
Miss Ferdine's class will have charge
of the opening service at the Methodist
church next Sunday at 2.30 p. m. This
Is missionary Sunday and the American
Indian will be considered as study in
missions. An exhibit of Indian curios
will also be feature of this service.
The Offering will be given for the state
and county Sunday school work. Sum
day school at $50 p. m, service at $3.50
p. m.
At the Union church, Rev. Troy
Shelley will preach in the morning fol-
lowing Sunday school. Rev. Shelley
will also sing a solo. c. f. service in
the evening.
This evening is the date for the reg
ular meeting of the literary society of
Odell high school.
Miss Anna Godberson and o. L. Wal
ter attended the state convention of
the Christian Endeavor society, which
was held at Salem the last days of last
week and coontined over Sunday.
Odell second team boys and the girls
first team will go to Parkdale Friday
night to play basket ball. The rail
auto will take those who arrange to go
for the trip to Psrkdale and return.
The entertainment given at the high
school Tuesday evening of last week
merited the appreciation of those who
attended and much favorable comment
has been heard. Mrs, II. J.. Graf, un-
der whose direction the program was
arranged deserves great credit for the
success of the entertainment. The
program follows:
Song-High school.
Cornet S0lo-Mr. Graft.
Vocal solo-Miss Bartmess.
Our First Flag-Helen Copple, Cor
don Graft.
Instrumental Solo, Classical Music
Fora Dewitt.
Vocal Solo-Will Haskins.
Farce-Loyal Rhoades, Wallace May,
Elmer Eggert.
Club Swinging Miss Dickerman.
After the War-A. j. Graft, Harold
Sexton.
Hans Won Smash--Mrs. H. J. Graft,
H. ]. Graft. v. NJ. Vose, Will Haskins,
Robt. Conklin, Miss Beatrice English,
Miss Esther Hagen.
A rail auto from Dee and Parkdale
and one from Hood River, cars owned
by individuals, and teams and travellers
on foot, all gathered at Odell Friday
night for the big masquerade ball
glen by Odell grange in the new gauge
hall. Proceeds amounted to SITS.
The play given by the grange at
Odell will be repeated at Parkdale
March 9. An entertainment is being
planned by the Woman's Work commit
tee of the grange for March II. This
will be more fully announced later.
The following was received too late
for last weeks issue: Decorations sug-
gesting Washington's birthday were
used by Mrs. d. p. Emery and Mrs.
harry Emery last Tuesday when they
entertained the Merry Matrons with
one of their delightful afternoons.
Miss Eva Gum and Miss Eva Boyed
were orasts