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ODELL

d. G. Crosby is now proprietor of
the barber shop at Odell. MIR. Crosby
purchased the business from Jack
Craig last week and took possession
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Carig have
gone to Portland, where they expect to
ocate.
Geo. Schempp, of Heppner, spent
last week here visiting at the home OF
his brother, A. H. SchemDp.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Folts went to
Portland Friday.
Born-To Mr.. Mrs. A. j. Hull, Mon
day, February 5, son.
Mrs. Alma Howe reports that the
Humane Society took action upon q
local case of cruelty to animals and
ordered horse killed. She states that
prosecutions will follow where similar
cases are reported.
Mrs. j. w. Haviland returned home
Sunday after few days stay at Farm.
ington, WASH, where she was called
by the death of her sisters husband.
Will Sheppard has gone to to Corval-
lis, where he will continue his course
at O. A. {.
Word has been received from Salem
stating that l.. C. Weinheimer is seri-
ously i'll, Mr.. and Mrs. Weinheimer
went TO Eugene Just before Christmas
to spend the remainder of the winter
with their son, A. l.. Weinheimer, who
is a student at the u. of 0. Two
weeks ago Mr.. Weinheimer became i'll
and was taken to Salem, where his
brother and mother are residing.
Friends here hope to hear favorable
reports regarding his condition.
Mrs. j. Z. Ferguson went to Central
Vale Saturday evening when an en-
tertainment was given for the benefit
of the scholarship loan fund. Mrs.
Ferguson's part was an illustrated lec-
ture entitled "Art and Architecture of
the Exposition. A similar lecture with
more slides illustrating the same SUBJ
ject will be given in Odell soon, prob
ably next week.
The formal opening of the new
grange hall Saturday was the occasion
for gathering crowd that fairly well
filled the roomy hall. Since the days
of childhood the Odell correspondent
has heard the statement made that a
grange dinner was one unexcelled for
quality and quantity, and the dinner OF
Saturday was proof positive that a
truth of years gone is also truth TO-
day. After dinner had been served a
musical and literary program was en-
joyed. Master E. W. Dunbar gave a
veriew of Odell grange extending from
the date Of organization, Feb. Ia,
1914, with 80 charter members, to the
present date with l02 members. Mrs.
L. w. Dunbar, John Kroeger, M. l..
Hawthorne, Mrs. W. G. Ehrck, and M.
ID. Odell are members of the building
committee, under whose direction the
hall thas been built. E. W. Dunbar
has been in charge of construction,
which has gone rapidly through to
completion. One month from the date
when the first timbers were laid the
hall was ready for the meeting of Sat
urday. This building is fine example
of the results of coopertion on the part
of members.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Miller,
February 6, daughter.
J. M. Kuhn, of Portland, was busi-
ness visitor in Odell Monday,
Friday evening, Feb. 8, a double
header basket ball game will be played
in the gymnasium at Odell. The first
game will be Odell versus Stevenson
and the other, Odell second team yer.
sus Parkdale. Good games are expect
ed. Aubrey Davis was Portland Wis
itor Friday.
The regular meeting Of the grange
will be held in Grange hall tonight.
There will be a masquerade ball a,
Odell Grange hall on Wednesday even,
ing, February IA.
No sooner is one improvement done
than another is contemplated. II il
confidently expected that blacksmith
shop will be located in our little vii
lage.
A modest venture in the hotel bust.
ness is much needed and would prove
profitable to the owner should one de
eide to locate.
Misses Jameson and Anderson con.
tinue evangelistic services at the Unior
church. Usual announcements for next
Sunday. The hour for Suday school ant
sevice at the Methodist church has
been changed to one half hour later in
order that the pastor may come tc
Odell on the rail auto due here at 3 :3(
p. m. Sunday school at 2;30 p. m.
service at $3.50 p. m. next Sunday.
On Feb. the annual Pine Grove
minstrel conclave will be held by the
Pine Grove niggers. No doubt they
will make the South ashamed of theii
race,