The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-08-15
CORRESPONDENCE.
ODELL.

ing friends at Menominee.
Miss Opal Callison, of Olex, Ore.,
is here visiting friends and canvass
ing Hood River valley in the interest
OF the journal, she being one OF the
contestants for the sch 2laIships offer
ed as prizes by that paper. Miss Opal
was one of Odell's girls before going
with her parents to Olex to reside and
her friends here will he glad to hear
of her as successful in this contest
should such be the case. She is Ia
boring under difficulties as horse
fell with her and injured her quite
seriously, thus preventing her from
working so rapidly and steadily as.she
would have done had this accident
not occurred.
A wedding in which 0dell is inter
ested was solemnized Wednesday,
July 3lst, the contracting parties be-
ing Miss Veva Crockett and 1hos.
Wheeler, both of Rupert, Idaho. Veva
needs no introduction to the people
of Odell, she having been for several
wears a resident of this neighborhood
and by her lovable ways won the
hearts of all who knew her. Mr..
Wheeler is to be congratulated on
having secured her tor his bride. May
the good gifts OF life be thells in large
measure.
Mrs. b. L. Young returned early
last week from visit with her sister,
Mrs. b. g. Boardman, and reports
Mrs. Boardman's condition somew hat
improved.
Ralph d. Shelley was so unfortun.
ate es to lose one of his fine horses
last Thursday night. A post mortem
examination led to the belief that the
horse's death resulted from bullet
wound. This Is heavy loss for Mr.
Shelley but is not so bad as 1t might
have beeu as he had the team insured,
a preeaution which all owners of val
liable live stock would do well to take.
g. b. CooveIt went to Hood River
Wednesday OF last week for medical
advice and upon examination 1t WAS
found an operation was necessary
without delay. The operation was
performed at the Cottage hospital, a
tumor being removed aud at last ao-
counts Mr.. Coovert was doing nicely.
John Kroeger is building BAN.
j. j. KrumeDacher IL hauling lum-
beI for house and barn.
Il. l.. Klemer is hauling lumber to
be used in the construction OF lesi'
denee that will be one of Hood Riv
er's mansions.
Mrs Henry Dilling is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John KIoeger.
Glenn Young's dog "Sootty" died
recently, he having eaten OF poison
which had been intended Tor some
other purpose.
Mr.. Smith went to Portland Friday
returning Saturday evening. II. L.
Lawrence accompanied him here and
visited his Odsll property Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Anders are the
happy posesscfs of baby boy, he
having arrived at their home near
Chicago, Ills, recently. Nj. and Mrs.
Anders have many friends here who
rejoice with them at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ID. Wells expect
to leave Hood River today for Port.
land, Tomorrow they will board a
steamer bound for San Francisco. AZ !
ter a short stop in that city they will
go to Los Angeles where they will Wis
1t few days with friends, then 90 to
their home near Lawrence, Kan,
stopping over at Salt Lake and Den.
yer on their homeward journey
Miss Violet Masiker is visit ing rel
atives at Columbus, Wash.
Austin Lookman visited friends at
Menominee Saturday and Sunday.
Those two ten acre tracts OF land in |
Odell reported as sold we're not in
Odell but down about two and one
half miles from Hood River.
Fred Crockett has some household |
goods for sale.
A watch was found last Friday near
q. w. Smiths residence. Owner may
have same by calling at l.. A. Il.
Clark's and proving property.
DeWitt's Little Early Risprl don't