The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-18
CORRESPONDENCE.
ODELL.

Miss Katherine Davenport, VI NO
sier, visited Odell friends last week.
Because of overwhelming grief at
the loss of his son, Mr.. Friedley did
not carly the mail Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday oislast week.
Mr.. and Mis-. Byron Rodgers came
home from Portland last week.
Elmer Mccoy, a brother OF Mrs. NJ.
d. Odell, of Odell, and Mrs. NJ. A.
Jones, of Hood River, visited his Sis
ter last week.
Mrs. Troy Shelley and Miss Mar
guerite Shelley attended the G. f..
convention in Seattle July l0-l5
Martin lowell and Mrs. Henry Dill
ling went to Alex, Oregon, last Fri
day. They will visit their brother,
j. Towle, at that place. They were
here for a visit with their sister, Mrs.
John Kroeger. Mrs. Dilling expects
to return here for another visit before
going to her home in Easton, Maine.
The mason is at work, and next
week the carpenters will be on the
ground to,work on the $1,000 Lawrence
residence to be erected on the land
formerly owned by VIM. Ehrck. l..
M. Bentley, of Hood River, secured
the CONT act for building this hand
some dwelling.
Under the direction of Louis Bald
win the roomy, convenient new house
of Louis Plog is rapidly building.
The officers of Kemp Lodge, No. IS,
/. o. o. f., recently installed, are as
follows: L. L Follts, N. g.; j. X.
Crosby, V. e.; l.. Il. Clark, Rec.
Sec. j. W. Wilson, Fin. Sec. W. A.
Lockman, Treas.
The recently installed officers of
Hazel Rebekah Lodge, No. 156, |. 0.
O. f., are the following: Gertrude
l.. Clark, N. g.; Mary MasikeI, V.
q. f; Lillian Hibbard, Sec. Helen II.
Lockman, Treas.
Rev. Woods sermon Sunday was In
the writer's estimate one that should
be productive OF great good. The
great thought as the writer received
it was that we should look higher than
the name. In this instance the names
OF the different church organizations
received particular attention. That
we might be able to help in the good
cause, even though we we're known by
different names, has been q goal to-
ward which the most earnest efforts
of your correspondent have ever been
directed. Rev. Woods next appoint
ment here will be one week from next
Sunday, July 2Sth. lie expects to
speak on that day on "The Creed.
Rev. ii. @. Clark's next regular ap-
pointment at Odeli will be Sunday,
July 28th, at 3 p. IN.
b. L. Young reports steady i'm
provement. He hopes to be most
agIeeably surprised by getting well
more quickly than it was thought
could be possible.
Miss Margaret Raj will complete
her three months term of school at
WIentham July 26th, and may visit
Odell from the afternoon of the 9th,
until the afternoon of July 18th.
The q. Il. had an unusually good
meeting last Sunday evening. Topic:
"The First Four Commandments. "
Two special songs, good talks and all
that help to make good meeting
were there. Mrs. M. ID. Odell, leader.
Mrs. M. P. Neif Is reported quite
sick.
The young man who ran over yell
low canine on the Fourth, was none
other than Archie Strong, of Odell q
bicycle brigade. Archie says the dog
regained consciousness and when be
last heard Of 1t it was living. lie says
that he was almost killed, but we sup
pose he has about regained his for
mer health as we see him and his bi
cycle on our streets quite often.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. d. Wells, of
Lawrence, OIe., are here for visit
with their daughter, Mrs. l.. A. h.
Clark and family.