The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-07-28
ODELL

ODELL
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Howard and
daughter. Geraldine, of Portland, ac-
companied by another daughter, Mrs.
H. j. Arnett. of Wallace, Ida, with
her three sons, motored from Portland
Sunday for a short visit at the home
of Fred J. Howard They returned to
Portland Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. l.. BenefieI, of Hermiston,
and her small daughter, Evelyn, and
sons, Jimmie and Robert, expect to ar
rive in Odell early Sunday morning for
visit at the home of Mrs. Benehe's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. E. Clark.
She will also visit at the home of her
sister. Mrs. A. E. Jakku.
S. P. Davenport and Joe Novachek
are putting up a building which VIII
provide rooms for men who board at
the hotel. I. A. Boles is making this
temporary provision in advance Of
building new and larger hotel on his
property next south of the church, the
building now in construction to be used
IN connection with the larger building.
Rev. and Mrs. Gleiser motored to
Eagle creek Tuesday for the day.
Three Boy Scous, the second group of
Scouts, spent the day there with their
Scoutmaster. Rev. Glelser.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Vie
den. Of Portland, Monday, July rs. a
son.
Gordon Haskins went to Portland
Saturday night in response to a mes
sage telling him of the serious condi- |
tion of his daughter, Mrs. F. d. Vie
den. He returned home Sunday night |
and Mrs. Haskns went to Portland
Monday morning. MISS Dorothy Hask- |
ins, who had been visiting her sister, |
returned home Monday evening. |
Friends are relieved to know that later
reports regarding Mrs, Wieden are en-
couraging.
Capt. Fred Lewis, of Port Angeles,
Wash, is spending his vacation here.
At the Sunday evening service he told
some of his experiences in Alaska.
Capt. Lewis left Victoria. b. c., in
1898 and for IL years he served as
master and pilot on the Yukon boats.
His story was greatly appreciated by
large audience.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Service IL
a. m. For the evening program has
been planned which will consist of a
sacred concert congregational singing;
piano solo, Mrs. Geo. Axtell reading,
Miss Eunice Odell; song. male quar-
tet reading, Miss Martha Ferguson;
duet, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cooper and
additional numbers which have not
been definitely announced.
Next Thursday evening picnic will
be given by members of the Commun
ity Bible Glass. Any member of the
school is invited to bring picnic lunch
and come to w. II. Bucher's picnic
ground. Last Thursday members of
the class and their families and friends
numbering about 35 enjoyed picnic
and Mr.. Bucher's hospitality.
Odell Grange committee announces a I
dance at the local hall the tomorrow
night. q
The new home of l.. A. E. Clark and
family is receiving the finishing touch
es and will be complete within a very a
few days. AS will be remembered Joe A
Novachek drew the plans for this mod
srn home. s
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Hawthore are
building roomy modern home after c
)lans drawn by Joe Novachck follow
ng their suggestions as to general n
,lan and especially desired arrange .
nent of rooms and other specifications
n detail.
Noel Davis was a recent visitor at
he home of his parents. He stopped .
,nly for short stay then returned to u
5rants Pass. Mrs. Noel Davis and
.wo small sons stopped for a longer v
'tay. They are visiting at the Davis d
nome. )
Misses Anna and Louise McLaugh-
in, of Richmond. Calf. were guests Il
ecently at the home of their sister,
Mrs. Ed Wheeler. d.
The concrete mixer and crew moved G
o Odell Saturday afternoon and since b.
Monday morning the paving has been al
soing forward at rapid rate. 81
Members of Odell Grange were busy
tuesday digging trench. placing pipe NJ
nd connecting up for a water supply =
n the hall. A drinking fountain was b
also a sink and the members
will now be relieved of the task of car sc
wing water each time the hall is used bl
II public gathering.
Wanted - To bale hay for parties. d,
furnished but tags, dinner r
nd horsefeed. j. o. Cameron, Phone it
)dell l67. jn30ti