The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-31
ODELL

who now reside IN other parts Of the
valley plan on d home coming day in
. the near future The event. according
10 plans. viii be celebrated by d picnic
on Odell creek. A dozen OF more for
mer Odell families are now on orch
AIDS IN other sections Of the valley.
while others have moved 10 other parts
II the state. Invitations will be sent
10 every family that has ever resided
n the mld-valley section.
John Wickham, Curtis Gould and
Henry Halvorsen were members Of d
recent party Of mountain climbers who
. assembled Mount Hood
Elmer Eggert, who has been since
December first with the Eggert Young
: hoe store Of Portland, Is enjoying this
week at Lost Lake He is off for d
/ two weeks vacation Louis Eggert
accompanied his brother for the outing
and Sunday Edgar Harris joined the
I party.
This week Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kunz
I Nill move to Hood River, where they
Wil be at home in the Niekelsen apart
/ ments. MIR. and Mrs Lester Coons
will take possession of the property
vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Kunz.
/ Mrs. Sherman Lafferty is enjoying
an outing at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Williams and
baby daughter arrived Friday from
/ California for three months visit
with Mrs. Williams parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. F. Friday. and other relatives
ami friends.
[ Mrs. j. II. Tompkins went to North
Bend, near Marshfield. Saturday, to
visit her son, Arthur, who is seriously
/ Ill of pneumonia.
I II. 5. Lewis, of Portland, who has
been for many years with Eggert-
Young, spent several days of his sum
mer vacation here visiting at the home
Of his son, Ralph Lewis. tie also Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Troy Shelley.
kimball Bros. have purchased the
holdings of lshikawa, Japanese, who
owned 20 acres joining the kimball
property, the 10 acres joining the A.
f. Smith property.
Odell grange announces dance in
the hall at Odell Friday evening.
A new sidewalk and depot platform
are recent improvements on the prop
erty of the Mount Hood K. K. Co. at
0del.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Cutler and their
small daughter and son, and Mr. and
Mrs Frank Cutler and son, all of Port.
land, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Cutler,
of Illinois, motored from Portland, ar
irving in Odell a week ago Saturday
night. They stayed over night in the
Cutler bungalow Sunday those who
reside in Portland returned home, while
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Cutler crossed
over into Washington. They will mo
tor homeward via Salt Lake, Utah, and
other points. They motored from their
home in Illinois via California, where
they stopped for visit with Mr.. Cut.
ler's parents and sister.
Miss Eva Boyed, of Portland, came
mp Saturday night for short stay at
The home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. d. Boyed.
Miss Jennie Mcdonald spent the
week end here visiting her uncle, Ii. G..
johnson and aunt, Mrs A, c. Calkins.
Mrs. Arthur Benefiel and children
expect to go to klondike, Ore, Friday
for visit with relatives and friends.
An operation was performed Friday
to remove results of an injury Maurice
Graft received while cUasting before
the family came from their former
nome in Minnesota. An obstruction in
the nose is believed to have been caused
10y the injury
Mrs. Frederick Eggert, of Portland
Charles Eggert, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Eggert, Carl Eggert and Mr.. and Mrs
Bishop, of Seattle, were members of a
motoring party via the Highway We'd
nesday of last week. They called at
the home of }. H. Eggert for short
stay. THIS was probably the greatest
number of members of the Eggert
family meeting at the same time and
place in the history of the family.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Shelley motored
to Portland Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Fletcher
changed their plans and motored to
Portland Tuesday in order that they
might spend day there and return
before the closing of the Highway
H. X. and S. T. Davenport have
crews of carpenters at work at various
points in order that they may complete
contracts for construction of build
ings. Just now they have work under
way at the Billy Sunday ranch at Lar
away's and at Boneboro
J. W. Avery the painter, is a busy
man too. He is completing work for
c. f. Copple He will go to Rev. W.
A. Sundays, where all the buildings,
as we'll as those belonging to Capt.
Geo. Sunday, will be painted. Mr..
Avery has L. A. +. Clark as helper.
NJ. D Odell, Chas. Ehrck and j. K.
Crosby have had their homes made
new by fresh coloring outside
Mr., and Mrs. j f. Ferguson Miss
Martha Ferguson and Mrs. +. N Har-
ris returned home Saturday evening
from motor trip to Portland.
The roof of the local A. G. A. ware.
house has been treated to new coat
Of paint.
Rev. Troy Shelley will preach at the
Union church at IL. 80 a. m, Sunday.
At special meeting of the Method
ist church Tuesday night plans and
details were discussed in the matter of
separating themselves from the Pine
Grove church.
The Methodist congregation here last
Sunday elected J. D. McCully, of Pine
Grove as their delegate to the Lay
Electoral conference of the Columbia
river territory, to be held at Spokane
the first week of September.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth.
odist church met at the home of Mrs.
L. A. (. Clark Monday afternoon.
The Epworth League next Sunday
at p. m. will be led by Miss Alice
Clark, the subject being Followers of
a joyful Christ - Preaching @ 70 a