The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-06-18
CORRESPONDENCE
QDELL..

S. ID. Devaney OF Lebanon Ore. aud
DR.. Van Bilyeu. OF Albany, Oregon,
visited the families Of II. Connaway
and Lee Gunsaul last week.
Clarence Knapp's father and sister
have been here for a visit.
Ralph d. Shelly, Of Carson, Wash.
was visiting Odell friends Sunday.
Harry McDuffee, of Portland, has
been visiting friends about Odell re-
Gently.
Last Saturday a fire started and
accidentally destroyed one hundred
thirty (l3O) cords of wood, the prop
erty of L. ID. Boyed. Mr.. Boyed g
friends regret to hear of his loss. Mr..
Boyed and family we're in town at the
time the fire started and OF course
could do nothing toward preventing
the destruction of the wood.
At this writing 1t would appear that
the East FORK IIrigating Co, has
demonstrated it's ability to manutac
ture pipe that will carry water success
fully even where the pressure is great
as in the case of that laid near the
home of V. Wincbell at Pine Grove
where the rise about ninety feet In
a distance of fifteen hundred feet.
Another pipe line on the land OF
owned by A. Wood proves that this
pipe may be used successfully where
laid around curve.
Mrs. L. ID. Boyed went to Portland
Saturday. and win visit her dau shter,
Naomi, who is in the Portland Sani-
tarinm for treatment. Naomi has
many friends here who hope she may
be speedily restored to health.
W. L. Csrnes and M. ID. Odell have
been marketing strawberries and OF
fine quality at the rate Of about sixty
crates day. Odell has reason to be
proud of her berries.
The day this Is written MONDAY,
June l5) Is the day OF the annual
school meeting when the election OF
"A director and clerk and such other
business as may be legally brought
before the meeting, receive attention.
Mrs. Dittar, of Davenport, Wash, a
sister Of Mrs. English and V. Wincheil
of Pine Grove, has been visiting at
the home of Jas. English. Mrs.
English had not seen this sister for
more than twenty years.
A cousin of M. Hawthorne has been
visiting Nh. Hawthorne and his
mother.
1t seems quite certain the deal will
be closed whereby Klemer and Richter
will become owners of the forty acre
tract owned by A. Wood and lying
just north of the forty on which his
residence stands, and east OF the forty
now owned by h. l.. Klemer.
9. l.. Rogers land family expect to
be at home at Mt. Hood soon and
Carl Larson and family will be at
home In the house made vacant by
the removal of Mr.. Rogers and known
as the Hinrichs place.
|. u. Lafferty and family are now
at home In their new house which is a
model for convenience of arrangement
and comfort.
Cellar Bros. are making their pres.
ence on the heights west of Odell
known by the clearing which may be
seen from the valley below them
They are accomplishing much In the
way of clearing and have built home
since coming here few months since.
Mr.. Eaton Ia also doing lot OF
clearing on his land, which is part
Of the MoDuffee tract.
Rev. Troy Shelley attended the Pio-
neers' reunion In Portlandslast week,
returning last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. q. Masiker also at
tended the Pioneers reunion. They
came home Saturday.
Louis Rhoads and Leonard Young
were out on hunting trip last week.
Mrs. Troy Shelley expects to go to
Portland the last of this week and will
attend the commencement exercises
of Portland High School, her daugh-
ter, Hope, being one of the graduates
this commencement.
Phillip Kollas has sold to MI. Eaton
forty acres of land. Consideration
$4,000.
A. b. Cash filed his appoint ment
at Odell last Sunday morning and
evening. There was special music at
these services.
w. r. Ward, of Dyersburg, Tenn,