The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-03-21
ODELL

Don't miss the high school play Fri
day night, March %.
c. f. Adams, of the U. s. infantry
now stationed at Camp Lewis, spent a
short furlough for the week end visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Ray Hammer, of
Mount Hood.
J. II. Surface and S. ?. Waldorf are
building the new blac ksmith shop at
Odell and we expect very soon to see
c. f. Lowell locate in the Odell that is
now, instead Of the Odell Of the past
The shop is substantial structure
36x40.
Mrs. j. Lingren and little daughter,
Lima, went to Portland Thursday for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lin
gren and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lingren.
Ruth Young is i'll, and for the first
time in five years she is unable to at,
tend school.
Mrs. Dan Smith, of Sherwood, Ore.
spent the past week in Odell attending
to business connected with property
here and visiting friends.
z. 0. Annala returned home Thurs
day after having spent the past two
months in Portland.
Ned Cushman went to Bend, Ore. 4,
Friday. He expects to find employ.
ment with one of the big sawmill COM
panies of that section. His mother.
Mrs. Florence Cushman, is stopping at
the home Of her brother, B. T. Young,
until her son finds suitable location,
when she may go to him.
Chester Shute has been out with the
grader improving roads which needed
attention. H. S. Caughey and Dane
Kemp. with their teams, gave needed
| assistance.
| Because Of the illness Of Ruth Young
the high school play, Civil Service,
which was to have been given last Sat
urday night was postponed until Fri
day, March %, tomorrow night. Miss
Thelma Cameron will take the place of
| Miss Young. Much time and thought
has been given toward preparing for a
successful staging Of this play and we
| believe those who attend will express
themselves as well pleased with the
evenings entertainment.
The grange St. Patrick's dance Fri.
day night was we'll attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denney and two chill.
dren arrived Sunday. They will visit
at the home OF Mrs. Denney's uncles,
J. H. Tompkins and Joe Tompkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denney's home has beer
in Illinois, but they may not return to
that state, as they expect to spend the
summer here and may decide to locate.
The library department of the Boy
Scouts has arranged to collect books
for soldiers. Anyone who has books OF
interest to older boys, books full of life
and excitement, may notify John c.
Duckwall and Boy Scouts OF Odell will
call for books and see that they are de.
livered to proper person at chosen
place. This weeks meeting, which
was announced for Wednesday evening,
should prove of especial interest to the
boys, as Q. II. Rhoades was expected
to talk on practical camp craft ano
wood-craft. Beginning with the next
regular meeting following this Dr.
Dutro will give series of lectures or
| first aid This is good time for boys
of Boy Scout age to line up and get the
benefit of special talks and lectures BY
men of experience and education, a.
well as all the other advantages that
come through the organization.
On account of the busy season KemT
Lodge, |. 0. Q. F., has changed the
hour of meeting to eight o'clock, the
evening being the same, Saturday
All members are urged to be present
as there is work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gladwyn Davis. o.
Odell, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sher
rell, of Pine Grove, spent Sunday a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |. R. Hall a
Holsten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall have just com
pleted arrangements for their thirt
year at the Holstein ranch.
Beginning January first and includ
ing the last meeting, Odell auxiliar,
of the Red Cross has the following lis
of completed articles to its credit 81
hospital bed jackets, four pairs operat
ing leggings, Is pairs double bed socks
5 undershirts. n pairs drawers, II
abdominal bandages, 80 surgeons caps
six dozen and 10 T bandages, fou
dozen towels. The meeting day ha
been changed this week to Thursday al
day.
If you should ever meet one VIII
seems skeptical regarding the work o
the Red Cross, just refer that perso