The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-03-21
CORRESPONDENCE.
ODELL.

John Kroeeer made trip to The
Dsllse last Wednesday. MIR. kroegci
vaited one and one-half hours tor his
Suru sk tar paying and he many miles
from homo. This looks like county
diyision might help as out by giving
us county seat nearer home.
Ulva Collins went to work the first
Of the week up at Dead Point. lie
driyss the four horse team used for
hauling dynamite for use on the west
fork Of the Farmers lrrigating ditch.
Tbsrs was q wreck on the Mount
Hood railroad Sunday. Two heavy
steel cars loaded with ties and slab
wood left the track near John kroeg-
sra. Messrs. EARLY, Eccles, Lacey
and \ force of men worked all day
Sunday getting the cars back and
ready FOR business.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. b. Cuovert have
gone 10 the Middle Valley mill to
york. Mr.. Coovert is to work for the
millspeople In the mill or timber and
Mrs. Coovert to cook for the men.
We predict for them success and for
the boarders plenty OF good food, as
Dora 10 . famous cook.
3. T. Young went to The Dalles
Saturday.
Mrs. A. B. Manley end Frances
Tousey went to Portland Sunday after
q two days visit with j. L. Tousey
and family In their mountain home at
OdslL
Last Thursday night the following
,ravhers NJ Kemp Lodge No. lS1. |,
o. o. f., Of Odell, visited Idlewilde
Lodge No. l07, /. o. o. f., of Hood
River. and report q very pleasant
time and Q fine lunch: w. I. Hib-
bard, l. @. Clark, o. ii. Ehrck, W.
A. Lockman, I. Tracey, j. Il; oros-
by, q. A. Hoover, Hugh Smith.
Chas. Tucker, f. 7. Foltz, +. Il.
Strang, Jas Cook, Roy Masiker.
Mrs. p. T. Shelley was thrown from
her horse whom going home from the
ents. tainment Friday night and in
jufsd but st last reports was improv-
ing and we hope she may soon be en-
tiIsly recovered.
The Mount Hood Telephone Co.
have besn busy and last Friday
reached Odsll with new wires, having
come from Hood River out so far.
They will soon be ready to put In
lot OF new phones and there are many
people anxfously awaiting their con-
venlsncs.
VIM. Ehrck is ready for spraying
having bought q new Niagara gas
spray.
p. T. Shelley was ur In Crook
A. - nd a~nanfa tn hrin0 |
some horses back with him.
II you notice an uncommonly wise
look about 1.-The intermediate teacher
don't be slarmed. It's only a new
wisdom tooth.
The attendance at Sunday school
and sndeavor was small Sunday. The
reopls had become accustomed to
such pleasant weather they did not
venture out when snow was falling.
The entertainment was held last Fri
daylight o. promised and was grand
success In every particular. The pro.
gram follows: Duet-Naomi Boyed,
Bertha Lenz. Recitation = Ruth
Young. Pantomine - Comm Thro
the Rye--Gladys Croshv, Roberta Fri
day, Ellen Shelley, Phila McDuffee.
Solo--Win Hibbard. Double Quar-
tetts-- Don Crosby, Dane Kemp, Gef-
tie Crosby, Violet Masiker, Marie
Lockman, Margaret Raj, Otto Ehrck,
Ulva Collins. Dialogue - A Matri
monial Advertisement-Leona Carnes,
Eva Boyed, Ellen Shelley, Milton
Rogers, Austin Lockman. Duet
Frank Strang, Frank Neff. Recita-
tion--Nellie Rogers. Duet Blanche
Shelley, Margaret Raz. Recitation -
Blanche Shelley. Double Quartette--
Pioneer Frank Strang, Frank Neff,
Mrs. Bowerman, Mabel Kemp, Blanche
Shelley, Mrs. Ootll, b. I. Young, M.
ID. Odell. Farce--Won BY Wager.
To mention all that was good would
require more sI,ce than we feel at
iiber ~ to take, but think Odell should
feel well pleased With herself listening
to the evenings program and raitak-
ing Of the supper. The singing was
excellent, the Rotations OF high
order, and the dialogue and farce ie-
oeived hearty applause. Mr.. Sweet,
with his ills and pills; Mrs. Sweet,