The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-04-25
CORRESPONDENCE.
ODELL.

By q vote Of Odell Grange it wal
decided that all members wishing Il
vote in the library contest deposit
their votes with Marie LocKmsn, sec
retaIy, and sbe will cast all votes il
her keeping TO the credit OF Pint
Grove Grange. Shoud the latter tt
successful in the contest the library
will be circulated with those who
helped by their votes 10 secure II. lr
union there is strength and 1t appears
to the writer, who Is in position tC
be without prejudice, this is very
oommendable action on the part oi
Odell or sny other grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy, OF Aristook
county, Maine, visited b. I. Young
Friday. Mrs. Tracy is a sister of MI.
Young and Mrs. Cusbman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tracey are here for a visit of in
definite length and may locate in
Hood River vslley.
P. T. Shelley bought OF Rose Shell
ley the five acre tract adjoining the
Odell school property on the souti
and is at work on his newly acquired
possession.
The board of directors OF 0dell by
unanimous consent of the three mem.
bers decided that the present corps oi
teachers we're so satisfactory that In
case their services could be secured
for another year contracts would be
drawn retaining s. j. Ennes as prln
cipal, Miss Margaret Raj, intermedi'
ate, and Mrs. Sarah Tousey, primary.
School closes next Friday with exer'
cises by the school to be held In tbs
i. o. o. +. hall at Odell Friday even
ing.
1t seems false report as to the ma
ture OF b. I. Young's illness hai
found its way into print. The injury
was received by shaking barrel ol
spray but 1t was the weight Of the
barrel and not the nature Of the con
tents that caused the injury. The
muscles of the back we're torn from
theil position causing a great amount
of pain. MIR. Young's condition II
slightly improved but has recovery
win OF necessity be slow. His friends
are very thankful and expect to sec
him well at time not far distant.
j. r. Crosby has been quite sich
but Is gaining and seems In fail
way to regain his usual health.
The Odell Amateur Theatrical Co.
and the Wilson orchestra, Of Odell,
went to Pine Grove Wednesday night,
April 18th, to render the drama "Un'
Gle Rube. 4" Our Pine Grove friends
give us good reports of the play and
we are likewise glad.
Emma Ehrck returned to Portland
Saturday after several weeks visit
with her parents and sister and broth
or at Odell.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Ennes
Sunday, April Il, nine pound girl.
Friends offer congratulations.
Kemp Lodge and Hazel Rebekah
Lodge, l. o. o. f. will publicly cele
brate the 88th anniversary of Odd
Fellowship Saturday evening, April
9th, In the |. o. o. Il hall at Odell with
a program consisting of appropriate
readings, songs and instrumental
music, and 1t is hoped an address by
an able speaker will be given. The
Wilson orchestra, of Odell, will con-
tribute part of the music. Visitors
will be cordially welcomed.
BY vote Of those present Sunday
evening 1t WAS agreed that with the
consent Of Re-. Woods, whose regular
appointment /, next Sunday, the Sun
day school ami preaching service at
Odell be ON tied next Sunday in or
der that Odell church goers may at
tend the dedi Mtion of the new M. h.
church at Pin Grove. We will take
our dinners md attend the morning
and afternoon services and enjoy a
good old fashi oned day.
The Ladies hid society of Odell,
will meet at the home OF Mrs. Alice
Poole this Ct 1hursday) afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
The G. r. hld one of the best of
meetings Sun Jay evening. A paper
by the leader was full OF good
Thoughts; fitting references, prayer,
talks and three special songs as we'll
as several other good songs made an
instructive meeting. Topic, "Wise
Ways to Read Wise Books" Margaret
Raj, leader. Ralph Lewis will lead
the meeting next Sunday evening.
Rev. II. L. Cook, of The Dslles, will