The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-29
ODELL

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Mr.. and Mrs. c. 5. Hunter have re-
turned home from q TWO weeks visit
with relatives At Bend. Ore
Born To Mr.. and Mrs v B. Gun
uingham Friday, August >. d son
Mrs. o. F. Cunningham sister Is
+ here from Kansas for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 7. Folts and family
are nov at home 10 the Z. ii. Shepard
property near Hood River.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Mafts are now at
home IN the property formerly occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Burton have
rented the Albert Hodge cottage.
I Sampson Boles, who has spent the
/ summer fishing near Astoria. returned
I hme Tuesday for d short visit with hls
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Boies.
o. II. Rhoades states that he was the
I only Odell representative working on
the Lost Lake road.
The Board of Directors of this Dist.
request me TO announce that no chill
den Will be allowed 10 go 10 school
unless they will be six years Of age on
or before January !.
There will be special meeting of
the grange Thursday night.
c. NJ. Shepard. of Walla Walla, spent
the week end visiting his brother, Geo.
Shepard. and family and his sister,
Mrs l.. +. Allen, and incidentally
making brief calls on friends who are
always glad to see him and to know
that he Is making good
Mrs. G. +. Chapman. of St. Helens,
Ore. is here or visit with Odell
friends. She is the guest Of Mrs. Eva
Morgan.
Miss Zaza Tate, Of La Center. Wash,
is spending the winter here with her
aunt. Mrs. Willis kirkpatrick. Miss
Tate is a student at the Odell high
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woody, Of La Center,
Il Wash. arrived Monday for short visit
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Willis kirkpatrick.
The thresher is abroad in the land.
Quite "a number of residents of this
community had grown grain to be
threshed Monday the outfit separated
about 1000 bushels Of grain from the
straw and chatf.
Miss Harriet Allen returned to Hood
River Tuesday after having been out
for a short stay with Miss Eva Boyed.
Miss Allen. with the mother. sister
ad young lady friend. motored from
Seattle 10 Hood River via Portland
4 They expect to return home via Gold
endale and Yakima.
Rev. Troy Shelley will preach at the
Union church next Sunday.
The day on which this was written,
August 27, your correspondent passed
the half century mark along life 5
highway The shadow that she saw
and dreaded in her small girl days,
viz, war, has become a reality, but
she is hoping, and believes she can
give reason for the hope, that a bright
er day than any before it is dawning.
With hoping must also come striving
that this may be true.
School in Odell opened Monday with
depleted ranks so far AS high school
students, boys especially, go, but those e
thusiasm and promises are fine for a
record years work
Miss Helen Lewis, Of Portland, who
formerly was a pupil in Odell school,
now teaches in the school at Central
Vale
We are certainly pleased to welcome
| 0dell teachers who return and extend
4 a.
year.
J. p. Naumes and family moved
from Odell to Hood River last week
and are now domiclled in the former
Brock residence on Oak and Eighth
streets. Their Odeil residence is now
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Savo,
caretakers Of the Naumes ranch. Mr..
Naumes Will enter at once on his new
duties as superintendent of the Dan
WuilIe Go. warehouses in Oregon and
Washington.
Rev. f. C. Newham will preach his
last sermon at Odell Methodist church
next Sunday night prior to his attend
ing the annual sessions of the Colum
bia River Conference at Pendleton. AT
this meeting he will administer the
sacrament of baptism. The Epwortf
League meeting viii begin at p. m
and the church service at $50 Sunday
school will be held as usual in the
morning
G. A. Weber and W. N. Weber. re
cent purchasers of the Lawrence ranch
have also purchased the 10 acre irui'
ranch owned by l.. f. and W. H. TAFT
The two properties are adjoining anC
viii be operated as one.
Preparations are under way to MAKE
Sunday, September Is. an all arounC
rally day at the Methodist church, that
being the seventh anniversary OF the
dedication of the present church build
ing. The Sunday school board at
meeting last Sunday morning decided tC
observe that day as their rally day in
stead of the first Sunday in October
the regular annual date for that event
The EpWorth League cabinet at spe
cial meeting decided to postpone tn,
scheduled rally day program from Sep
tembcr 6. The pastor has decided t,
make the church service rallyinl
event, thus rounding out a day of spe
cial programs.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid societ,
met AT the church Wednesday, Mrs
Chas Pfughaupt and Mrs. c. b. Coo
4 vert entertaining
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