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were taken. over the Highway in a
truck. While in Portland Mr.. Cunning
ham purchased a truck load Of sheep
which he.brought TO his farm in 0dell
Cards have been received by relatives
in Odell announcing the marriage Of
Martha Elizabeth, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward {. Duncan, 10 Monte J .
Mapes. Wednesday, July 10. at Golden
dale, Wash. Friday Mr.. and Mrs.
Mapes had lunch at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Z. Ferguson then went for
a short stop with Mr.. Mapes' sister.
Mrs A. H. Ferguson. Their stay in
Odell was short, as they were guests
Of honor at a reception given that ev-
ening at the home Of the brides par
ents, who reside at Trout Lake. The
young people will be at home on the
groom farm at Trout Lake after July
%. Mr.. Mapes is well known in Odell
and his friends know he merits their
good will The bride, too, has spent
several months here and won as friends
those who know her
Little James Ernest Ferguson is us.
ing only one arm since he fell in the
manger in his father barn and broke
his arm. The little fellow is doing as
nicely as possible under the circum-
stances.
Alphonse Kollas is driving a new car
"a Maxwell. A. F. Smith, of Lily Of
the Valley ranch, has fine new Chand-
Ter. J. c. Duckwall is one of the lat
est motor car drivers, he having bought
a Maxwell.
The following officers were elected
by the Scouts of Odell at their last
meeting Harvey Vose. patrol leader
Walter Shute. assistant patrol leader
CLYDE Smith. scout scribe. Next We'd
nesday at O'Clock Scout meeting
will be held and the matter of sum
mer outing trip will be considered.
This evening the lawn at the l.. {.
Weinheimer home will be the meeting
place where members and friends OF
the Epworth League will enjoy So
cial Ice cream and cake will be
served Everyone invited to attend.
Members of Odell grange will not
forget the regular meeting of the
grange tonight The finance commit
tee wishes all members to be present
IN order that they may attend to the
business which is before them. The
trustees will be prepared to take care
of their part of the business. Ice
cream and cake will be served.
The Mothers club of Willow Flat
and Central Vale will meet Friday at
the home of Mrs. o. II. Hill.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. 0. H.
Hill gave dinner in honor of Mr..
Hill's father, NJ. +. Hill, who on that
day celebrated his S9th birthday. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Rodamar and Burt
Rodamar, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Smith
and NJ. NJ. Hill and daughter were din
ner guests. All these were relatives
and friends Mr.. Hill had known in his
former home in Iowa. Sunday the
party motored over the Highway to
Portland, where Mr.. Hill, with his
brother-in-law, enjoyed Joint birth
day celebration. The brother law is
"a years of age.
Mr. Vester, of Portland, will give an
aluminium ware demonstration Wednes-
day evening. July 30, at the home of
Mrs. G. +. Alloway. Demonstration
anu ltlltSililtitNo iACN,
II. X. and S. T. Davenport and help
ers are building an apple house for
Henry Rodamar.
improvements Just over the line
south of Odell we note as follows Big
newsapple house atsH. X Davenport's ;.
Neat, roomy and cozy tenant house at
F. A. ..Massee's.
Word received by the family of J.
II. Tompkins carried the news that
Arthur Tompkins,o of North Bend, ::Ore,
was i'll of pneumonia Later word was
very encouraging.
The special meeting and community
dinner held at the Methodist church
last Wednesday evening was big sue.
cess The Ladies Aid Society served
dinner to more than 100 persons in the
basement .of the church and large
audience was presentgat the. meeting in
I the church auditorium. The object Of
the meeting was to lay before the
folks of the community plan to reor-
ganize the church as a separate charge
and to secure from them an expression
Of their moral and financial support of
the project. BY an almost unanimous
vote the congregation favored separa-
ton from the Pine Grove church. The
official board of the Odell church esti-
mated that it would require about
81, 600 year to finance the venture.
and of this amount over half was sub
scribed in the closing moments of the
meeting last Wednesday, thus assuring
the suece IS of the plan. The meeting
was addressed by Rev W. II. II For.
| 4ythe, of The Dalles Rev. John Rob
ertson, of Dufur Rev j. u. Lewellen,
Of Hood River; Rev. +. c. Newham,
the local minister; and Rev. H. c.
| Clark, retired, who was one of the pio-
neer ministers in Hood River valley.
A reading by Miss Alice Clark and
| special music added variety to the pro-
! gram.
The Methodist church services next
Sunday will be as usual Preaching
| service at $50 a. M, Sunday school at
1870 a. M, and Epworth League at s.
| William Gilkerson will conduct the
| League meeting the subject being
What Paul Learned at the Track
| Meet.
John Marshall, of Dover, Ohio, ar.
rived here last week to Join his chum,
Vinton Jones, in spending the summer
on the Weber Bros ranch.
| Mr. and Mrs g. A. Weber enter.
tanned DR.. Forsythe, Of The Dales
during the latter's stay here last week
when he was the principal speaker at
the Methodist church reorganization
meeting.
Rev H c. Clark and wife were the
| guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Fletch.
er last Wednesday and Thursday. Mr..
| Clark was one OF. the speakers at the
| Methodist church last Wednesday.
Rev. John Robertson, of Dufur was
entertained by Rev. f. C. Newham