The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-03-12
CORRESPONDENCE.
ODEIL.

Roswell Shelley, Of Carson, Wash,
was an Odell visitor the first Of last
week Shelley & Son weie In need OF
a good man and team to help them In
their bus and transfer business, and
ss they knew there was at Odeli just
the man for the place Mr.. Shelley
came here to secure the same and bis
ell we're successful. Wallace Young
lett for Carson Monday and will re-
ceive salary that is proof of the es
TEEN In which he is held by this firm
who know him well. Truly "a good
name is rather to be chosen than great
riches" and true as we'll that a good
name will greatly aid In securing
riches.
The infant son OF Mr. aud Mrs. =.
A. Massee died last Wednesday OF
bowel trouble following an attack OF
Ia grippe. The funeral services were
held at the home Thursday by Rev.
Troy Shelley. The remains we're laid
to rest In Idlewilde cemetery. Though
the little ones life on earth was Of
but few days. duration sits memory
will be cherished In the hearts Of the
parents through all the years until
those who have parted from dear ones
in this life shau meet to part nc
more. "Then In the glorious esriL
made new we'll dwell the countieft
ages through" The bsreaved parents
have the sympathy Of all In their time
OF sorrow.
Sam Silliman and his sister, Mrs.
Wells. arrived Wednesday. Their
home is about Is miles from Edmon.
ton, Canada, and they came here to be
near their mother, az she 10 still veIy
i'll, though there has been some i'm
provement In her condition.
G. l.. Rogers was q Portland visitor
last week.
G. f. Smith expects to go to Port.
land this week tor business visit.
Mr.. Mehaney and family are at
home In the house lately built on
their 20-acre tract In Odell We ex-
tend to the new neighbors greetings.
Zelder Bros. are busy clearing their
land and expect Car Of lumber to ar
rive soon. This lumber will be used
in constructing home. They wish
to clear as rapidly as possible and set
to fruit trees the land they have ac.
quired here and they have made q
good showing In the time they have
been at work.
Don Crosby was a Portland visitor
last week.
A number of the friends OF James
Cook have been at work several days
preparing land for setting apple. trees.
This is work Mr.. Cook was very sn.
xious to have done this spring, but
as he will be unable to do any work
until 1t is too late Tor this his friends
have taken the matter In hand. Mis-.
Cook is at home and all that can be
done to help him through the weary
hours that he must lie aud wait tor
the broken bones to unite and become
strong Is being done and he 10 doing
as we'll as can be expected 10 case Of
this kind.
BY the time this is In print e. I.
Foltes and family will be at home In
the Grace Wilcox house In Hood
River.
Thue Olsen and Thomas Klindt, OF
The Dalles, were Odell visitors Sun
day. Mr.. Olsen owns ten acre tract
of land in Odell and comes down 90
caaionally to look after 1t aud to see
what change takes place In our little
valley from time to time.
The second we'll at VIM. Ehrck's is
down 80 feet and the drill is broken
and up to this time (Monday) efforts
to remove 1t have been without suo.
cess.
II. A. Moser, OF Portland, was up
Saturday and Sunday for visit with
relatives and to look after his bust
ness interests in Odell. Mr. Moser
owns the property known as the Neli
place.
|. l.. Gunsaul, OF Albany, Ore !,
visited III. Connaway last week. MIR.
Gunsaul is a brother -in-law Of the
Connawsys and was looking about
Odell with possibility that he may
return here soon.
Rev. A. b. Cash was unable to fill
his appointment here last Sabbath,
but will speak to those who are In at
tendance at the sci vice next Sabbath.
Grippe has Eeen at work among the