The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-11-06
ODELL

Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay Henderson.
formerly of 0dell but now residents of
Washington county. are spending their
vacation at Netherby which was their
home when they were residents of
Odell. While here they are assisting
in apple harvest When at home they
are engaged in dairying and their
affairs are so arranged that they may
take short leave of absence.
Mrs. W. A. Sunday spent few days
last week at the Sunday home in Odell.
She arrived Friday night of the week
preceding last week and started on the
trip east Tuesday evening of last week.
She was accompanied as far as Omaha,
Nebr, by her son, George. Mrs. Sun
day came from Fargo, NJ D., where
she had been visiting Rev. Sunday S
brother, Ed Sunday.
Mrs. j f. Ferguson went to Salem
recently, giving her daughter a surprise
week end visit.
Miss Ruth Young spent last week
end in Portland with friends.
Mrs. A. B. Shelley went to The
Dalles Tuesday for the winter.
Any real estate deals, new houses or
other Improvements, visitors coming or
going, any news of interest, you know
whom to tell.
Mr. and Mrs. o. F. Cunningham and
their daughter, Mrs. H. W. Elliott.
and her baby boy have gone to Port
land for the winter.
We understand Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Schiller have purchased from Mr.. Ped
dlcord the property formerly owned by
W. N. Bucher, which was sold to Mr..
Peddicord not long since.
Kenneth Mckay, now with the Ma
tional Fruit Co, Of Portland was a
business visitor in Odell recently.
Some ones net doe followed Clinton
Wood home few days ago. Clinton
SAYS the deer trampled over boxes of
apples in his barn. but somewhat after
the fashion Of erring 'ones of the hu-
man family, was SO friendly and un-
conscious of wrong doing he could not
deal IN manner unklndly.
Friends, if you do not provide mater.
ial for interesting news notes the Odell
column in the Glacier will dwindle in.
to lnsignlficance and there will be only
vacancy, and space which should be
monoDollzed by Odell must be given to
notes from some other community.
Come. let's be busy. We are. of
course. but we must not forget our
home column.
Exercises. of special and somewhat
elaborate nature will be held at the
Methodist church next Sunday, both
morning and evening. All churches
throughout the country are observing
the day as "Amistice Sunday a dav
OF formal welcome to the returned sol
dlers and sailors, and day Of rejoic.
ing.
The Sunday school will meet at 10
a. m At II a. m. Rev Newham will
conduct the special homecoming ser
vice and will preach on "Home. The
Epworth League and church service in
the evening will be omitted and pa
geant. entitled. Youth and the New
Day. will be given, beginning at 7. 80
p. m A quartet, soloist and 80
characters appear in this pageant. The
church will be beautifully decorated
in the national colors. Mrs. " +. Fer.
guson has charge of the program and
Mrs. G. A. Weber of the decorations.
The pageant is designed to portray
the challenge of the present age to the
church of Christ, and especially to the
youth of the church. The leading fig.
ure are cold World, represented by
&. A. Weber, New World, Mrs.
Margaret Fletcher and Church of
Christ, represented by Rev. Newham.