The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-05-08
ODELL

Mrs. Chas. Fulweiler, of Oakland.
and Mrs. Geo. Hall, of 81. Johns, were
recent guests at Homewood, the hoae
Of Mr. and Mrs. E. 6. Gould.
Mrs. Morris and her small son are
here from Portland for a visit ~ the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Latter
4 ".
/ Mrs. G. E. BOwerman was called to
/ Portland Wednesday Of last week by a
message which bore news of the very
serious illness of the little son of Mrs.
Bowerman's sister. Mrs. Howell Met
calf. The little boy passed away Sat
uday Mr.. Bowerman and Irwin mo-
tored TO Portland Monday to attend the
funeral service.
The following members of the eighth
grade class of 1919 are now through
school. excepting the required practice
| for commencement: Harvey vose.
Walter Shute, Fred Eggert, Paul Fri-
day, Donald Mcdonald. Dorothy Has
kins, Ruth Annala. Dorothea Cutler,
Leila Tompkins, Eleanor Galligan.
NJ. Udelius and family are enjoying
a new Dodge which they purchased last
week.
Mrs. F. P. Friday is learning to drive
a new Studebaker.
The members of the Ladies Aid so
ciety were entertained at the home OF
Mrs. II. C. Heft Wednesday Afternoon
of last week.
| A'special train passed through Odel
Sunday transporting l4O0 sheep fol
summer pasture.
| Miss Alice Clark returned home last
Thursday after having spent the past
three and half months in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Howard. Of
Portland, came via motor last weel
for few days visit at the home o
their son, Fred j. Howard.
James E. Taylor. of The Dalles
spent Sunday visiting at the home o
G. F. Purdy.
The regular meeting of Odell grang'
will be held this evening. lmportan
business will be transacted.
Miss Hoffman, of Portland, motore'
here Saturday evening. She was &C
companied by Miss Eva Boyed. Bot
spent the week end at the home o
Miss Boyed's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L
d. Boyed.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Cut
Ter, of Portland, Sunday, May A, son
i Messages have been received from
Lieut.. Frank l.. Folts, who landed il
Boston, Mass, Sunday.
Il J. A. Miller, mayor of Fossil, ar
rived Monday for visit with his friend
G. F. Purdy. Tuesday the two wen
for fishing trip.
Frank Lewis, of Olex, Ore, stoppe
over for short visit with G. F. Pur
. dy, while motoring to the Willamette
valley.
W. N. Weber has returned from /
weeks trip to old home places in tn
east. Mrs. Weber and the children Wi
remain in the east another month.
Wanted-A typewriter to rent for tn
summer. Telephone Alice Clark, Ode
| l72.
The members of the Methodist churc
have accepted an invitation to Worshi
at Pine Grove church next Sunday a
Il II a. m., therefore Sunday school vii
\ meet at 10 a. m. instead Of l0.3 Tn
H Odell folks will partake of baske
H dinner on the lawn of the Pine Grow
church at noon and will attend the Ger
tenary rally there in the afternoon
The Epworth League will meet at 8 I
| m. This will be the 30th anniversar
of the founding of the League and {
II A. Weber will be the leader. Speci'
music will be rendered and Rev. f. {
H Newham will conduct the installatio
i of the following offers: G. A. Webel
pres. J. c. Duckwall, lst vice; Alic
| Clark, End vice; Horace Gilkerson. 3
vice; Algie Weinheimer, 4th vice; Et
II gar Harris. sec. Nathan GilkersoI
treas. Algie Weinheimer. chorlster
Miriam Clark, organist.