The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-06-27
CORRESPONDENCE.
ODELL.

Born - 10 MI. and Mrs. Paul
Fuches, Sunday, June 10, nine
pound boy.
Wallace Young visited his father,
B. L. Young, in Mt. Taber sanitar-
ium, Portland, the first of last week
and found him improving. Later In
the week George Masiker visited Mr..
Young and at that time il was g. ought
Mr.. Young would be able to be
brought home the last OF this week.
We hope these expectations may be
fulfilled.
School meeting passed off very
quietly. The voters of Odell showed
their approval OF the clrek, Nj. ID.
Odell and Director W. l.. Carnes ty
re-electing them.
As full account Of the MasikeI-
Paasch wedding appeared in last
weeks Glacier we need but say that
In our acquaintance with these young
people we have found them to. he OF
sterling worth, Industrious, upright,
Of good habits and predict for them
happy and useful life.
MIR. and Mrs. George p. Masiker
returned from trip to Portland Fri
day evening end party Of young
people had planned to serenade them
but upon being informed that they
we're not coming the serenade was
postponed. Upon learning the truth
of the matter the young couple invited
those who had planned to meet them
Friday evening to come Monday even.
ing. After lodge Saturday night Kemp
Lodge, |. o. o. f., of which George
is member, went to the home of the
young couple (the old Kemp homel
and after a short serenade, we're in
vited in and treated to candy, orang-
es and nuts.
Clarence Wilson was married
Wednesday, June 10, to lady In
Dakota, and it is expected he and his
bride will be residents of Odell In the
near future.
Rev. Troy Shelley was a Portland
visitor last week. Rev. Shelley is a
pioneer and attended the reunion Of
Oregon pioneers in that city.
Mise Marguerite Shelley came home
from oitland Friday. Mrs. p. I.
Shelley who had been visiting in Port
land few days, also came bone that
day.
The ice cream social at the home OF
l.. ID. Boyed Saturday evening was
not very largely attended, the wealth
or being not so pleasant as usual.
Mrs. j. l.. Tousey came home Sat-
urday from a visit in Portland. She
was accompanied by her daughter
Frances, who attended school In that
city and came home for vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. I. Boardman are
at home on their ranch near Cottage
Grove.
Martin TowIe aud Mrs. Henry Dill.
ling, of Easton, Maine, have been Wis
iting their sister, Mrs John Kroeger,
and are now visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Iowle, OF Vancouver.
Ralph Caldwell, who came here from |
Homewood, Kansas, not long ago and |
makes his home with W. l.. Carnes,
saw the possibilities In Hood River |
valley and invested his earnings In O |
tract OF land which Is a part of the |
VIM. Davidson ranch and is develop.
ing his purcnse as rapidly as posi-
BILE. Mr.. Caldwell expects to set his
land to orchard and straw wbeIries. He
is young man of steady, thrifty hab-
its, the sort that make our good citi-
zens. and we feel safe in propheoying
for him success.
Ii is now thought Chris Dethman
has sold 70 acres of young orchard for
$40, 900. Mr.. Dethman is just over. the
line In Pine Grove district.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Q. Masiker were
Portland visitors last week and their
daughter, Miss MAZE, who has been
under treatment at the open air sani
tarium, expected to return home
with them. Miss MAZE has the record
of making the greatest gain In weight
In proportion to tho time she has been
there of any one ever treated at this
sanitarium.
In letter received last Friday Ros
well Shelley, who is In the Good Sa-
maritan hospital, Portland, was re-
ported improving.
A lady from Heppner is visiting
Mrs. l.. ID. Boyed.
Mis-. Boyed's father went to his