The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-30
ODELL

Nuuamaker and sons lost d valuable
horse LAST week from poison. The fine
/ black horse. one Of his best team.
/ ]. L. Stewart now owns 40 acres Of
property in Odell, as he recently pur-
chased 20 acres located lust west of
the % he has owned for several years.
Mrs. job Sheppard and daughter,
Miss Mary Sheppard, went to Nalia
Walla, Wash, Saturday FOR a visit
with c. NJ Sheppard. Later they may
/ 20 to Indiana FOR a visit with Mrs.
Sheppard's 5 daughters and with friends,
as this was fomerly the family home.
H L. A. f. Clark and T. NJ. Holman.
Of Hood River. are exchanging prop
critics, Mr. Holman becoming owner Of
the CLARK - acre tract in Odell. Hood
River residence property figuring as
part consideration
Waino Annala went to Portland Sat
urday to try for entering the U. 5.
Navy.
Aubrey Davis left Odell Thursday
expecting to leave Portland Friday
bound for California, as he has enlisted
in the navy. His mother Mrs. Chas.
Davis, accompanied him as far as
Portland. She Will spend few days
with her daughters at Ostrander,
Wash, before returning home.
Gladwyn Davis is settling up his
affairs, preparatory to leaving Thurs
day, as he has enlisted in the navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have given one
dozen quarts of canned wild blackber-
ries of fine quality, proceeds to be
given to the Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lenz are now at
home in their bungalow at the foot of
the butte. Mrs. Rose 0dell and fam
lily have moved into the home OF Mrs.
Odell's mother, Mrs. Anna Lenz.
Mrs. L. A. E. Clark went to Port
land Tuesday to attend convention of
War Savings committeeman and work
ers which was held in that city yester-
day.
B. A. Vose, of Laurel Ore, spent
the week end at the home of his
brother, V. NJ. Vose. Mr.. Vose was
for many years engaged in school
work, but he now owns dairy ranch
near Hillsboro He was delegate to
Grand Lodge, |. o. o. F., and came
here before returning home. He was
very ill last November, but is now
much improved in health.
The Red Cross dance was reported
as a great success. socially and tinan-
cially. The net proceeds amounted to
about $50.
j. W. Butler, who has been visiting
at the home of his cousin, |. u. Latter
ty, expects to 90 via Portland and
Seattle to Mansfield, Wash He leaves
today.
G. F. Purdy and son. Master Leland,
and daughter, little Miss Elma, have
gone to Fossil for Memorial Day.
Friday the schools of Odell will close
a very successful year. We thought
so all through the year and a few days
ago when County Superintendent Glib
son made the statement that Odell had
done good work in the schools this
year we were glad, for this is n. after
which is of interest to everyone IN the
community. The teachers will not all
return, even though they were elected
to the same positions which they have
held for the past year, some for sever
al years War is making itself felt in
answering calls to positions of greater
responsibility with corresponding in
crease in salary and this may be one of
the causes for some splendid teachers
who expect to leave Odell at the close
of the school year.
Fer the first time for the past seven
years and longer, Odell is without
barber, as d. d. Crosby and family
have gone to Vancouver. Wash, leav-
ing the building which they occupied
vacant.
Mrs. Young went to Dufur Tuesday
for short stay at the home of Mr..
an Mrs. Elmer Lafferty.
The Woman's Council of Defense
League will meet at the high school
auditorium Monday afternoon, June 3.
important business will be transacted.
All members are requested to be pres
ent
The Sunday evening service was
beautiful and impressive, the sermon,
music, decorations and the graduating
students each and all contributing to
completeness Of the service.
The Odell high school will hold its
graduating exercises in the auditorium
Friday evening, May 81. Members Of
the senior class, to whom diplomas
will be awarded are Curtis Gould,
Esther Hagen and Nellie Hagen. In
addition to the high school students,
Is eighth grade graduates. three from
Central Vale, the remainder from
Odell, will receive diplomas.
The main feature of the commence
ment program is to be the presentation
of The Isle of Chance, an operetta
in two acts Much effort has been
spent in preparation by both students
and instructors. The music and cos
tuning are under the direction of Miss
Aldine Bartmess