The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-07-16
CORRESPONDENCE
ODELL.

Clinton Wood, Elmer Lalferty aud
Bernie Richter went up near Lost
Lake last week for few days fishing
aud outing.
While employed with the Blocher
hay press, Frank Pearee met with
quite a severe accident. In making
the back stroke the plunger struck
him just above aud little In font
OF the hip bone with such force that
be fell to the ground. The injury was
very painful but at last accounts Mr..
Pesrce was improving.
Mrs. Crockett and daughter Hill red
ale here for visit with Mrs.
Crockett's daughters, Mabel Kemp
and Msrgis Crockett and with their
many friends in Odell and vicinity.
/. l.. Gunsaules expects to leave
OdelI and seek elsewhere Mr. Gun
saules' health has net been the best
and he came here hoping he might be
benefited ty so doing but finds it
necessary to go elsewhere for relief.
His Odell friends regret that this
move is necessary, tut hope he may
find that great blessing health.
Naomi and Eva Boyed are home
from Portland. Everyone is glad to
know that Naomi returns much i'm
proved in health.
Ralph Caldwell has been enjoying a
visit with his grandfather whose home
is in Princeton, Kansas.
Lurline aud Irene Fisher returned
to their home at Mosier. They have
been here for week with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. T. Young went to
Portland last week to consult speo.
ialist regarding Mrs Young's ill
health. Mrs. Young remained in
Portland for treatment.
Marie Lockman is enjoying visit
with her friend, Edna Rooper, OF An
telope, Oregon, who came to the
Lookman hone-one day last week.
Rev. A. Is. Cash, of Hood River,
held services in OdelI Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Last Tuesday night d. d. p. Bertha
Folts regularly installed the following
officers of Hazel Rebekah Lodge No.
1856, |. o. . L. tor the present term !:
Anna Crosby, N. q. Helen Lockman,
V. q. Gertrude Clark, Sec Lenore
Massee, War. j. K Crobsy, o. G. !;
L. Lacey, X. S. N. G. Sevilla N, "
man. l.. S. N. g.; Marie Lockman,
Cond. G. X. Masiker, X. s V. G. /;
0. II. Ehrck, l.. s, v g.; Lillian
Hibbard, |. S. q. +; Katie Carnes, Chap.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Howell Metcalf and
children, of Pine Grove. were here
Sunday for visit with G.. f. Bower
man and family. Mrs. Metcalf and
Mrs. Bowermn are sisters.
A good Chl istian Endeavor meeting
was held last Sunday evening, Paul
Talmsge, leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. I. Shelley have
gone to their new home at rangers
headquarters, thirty five miles from
Portland.
Guy IalmaQe has been here for a
visit with his wife and daughter,
Rosalie.
After more than two weeks suffer.
ing resulting from an injury, the par.
ticulars of which have been told,
George p. Masiker has gone to his
rest. At no time is d ath other than
sad, but in this case it would seem
doubly 30. man, young, strong in
strength, of clean lite, str icken in
so uni loked ior way and alter lin
gering for days at times with what
seemed chances Tor recovery he Is at
last taken and the now home which ha
had prepared aud which will ever
serve to temind the wife, of little
more than year, of him whose hands
had wrought that this home might to.
The little baby will not remember
fathers love. The parents, hTothers
aud sisters aud friends will not again
hear the iovial greeting nor sec the
ready smile and I'll can only ask tho
old question, "Why must such sor-
rows be our?" Still trusting that all
is for the best at such tims words
tail, but the ready sympathy of all
goes out to the tereagtd wife, the
little son and the patents hnd brothers
aud sisters in this day CT great lief.
Death came shortly after neon Sun.
day and the funeral was held Monday
at , p. m. at the NJ f. chu oh in