The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-07-25
ODELL

Nrs. Ernest Field. of Eugene, ore.
with he daughters. httle Misses Molly
aud Jean, enjoyed pleasant visit win
Mrs. Fields aunt. sirs. (. T. COppie.
Mrs. Fields parents, Mir and Mrs.s
ll0s Van nuyu. returning from d
visit east. stopped over fer Visit with
Mrs. CopTIe. Who Is Mrs Van Duyn's
sister. then Mrs. Field ana daughters
and Mr.. and ,irs. Van Dugu returned
together To their home AT Eugene
Regular meeting Of the grange viii
oe held Thursay. this. evening m the
grange hall at Odeii This Is an lm-
1ortant meeting ard all members
should attend.
(. Hay IS being shipped from Otell IN
car load lots. Within the past week
N. \. Bucner and Allison Fletcher
each shipped car Of hay, loaded at
I Odell station. Others are waiting Tor
1 The hay press. when more hay viii be
shipped from this point.
Miss Eva Boyed returned home Mon.
day after having spent the week end at
the home of her sister. Mrs. A. Is.
Shelley, of The Dalles.
Miss Emily Wilson, of Kellogg. Ida,
spent Monday looking after Odeil prop
| erty for her brother J. ". Wilson, who
now located at Kellogg.
| Marion Hunter spent a few days here
with his mother. Mrs. Sarah Hunter,
and sister, Miss Mabel. before going
10 Camp Lewis with the Hood River
/ uoys of this call. Their entranment
orders were for Tuesday afternoon
/ ilenn Young, of Midvale, Ida, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. b. I. Young. of Odell, is
included in this call.
VIM. Daley went to Lost Lake Fri
lay and stopped over night with Q. NJ.
! Dewitt, forest ranger. Tuesday Mr.
Daily went to Portland for a few
weeks stay.
Mrs Geo. Burst, of Milwaukee.
Nis., is here fora visit with her twin
sister, Mrs. Chas kunz.
The Willow Flat Mothers club will
meet Friday afternoon at the home of
Ms. Fawbush.
Mrs. c. n. Bullard. of White Salm-
on, has been visiting at the home of
ner aunt, Mrs. Il. {. Cole
The Red Cross unit Of Odell will not
meet for work this week No supplies
available at this time.
The Boy Scouts Of Odell will meet
next Wednesday,. Those present will
talk about going to camp at some point
to be decided upon at this meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. A. II. Ferguson and
family are now at home in the property
formerly known as the Dan Smith
place.
Miss Gladys Brown expected to re
turn to her home at Oregon City Tues
lay. She has spent several weeks Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Joe Lenz.
The prolonged daylight of our sum.
mer evenings caused by the recent
change Of time throughout the nation,
together within the heat, caused havoc
with the attendance at our EpWorth
League meeting almost to the vanish
ing point on some recent Sunday even
lngs. But by combining the meeting
Of the League with the regular church
service the attendance at the League
service the past two Sundays has beer
very gratifying. The League has
charge of the combined service from {
to $50 p. m. and the pastor from So
to 9l5. The leader of the League
service next Sunday is &. A. Weber
and the topic, ''ls Christ First in my
Life Rev f. G. NEWMAN announce,
that the sacrament OF baptism will bt
administered to adults as we'll as in
tants next Sunday evening, Whicl
should make that meeting the most in
teresting of the summer. A large at
tendance is expected. Sunday schoo
as usual at TO- 30 a. m.