The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-06
CORRESPONDENCE
ODELL.

Mrs. c. II. Williams, of Atkinson,
Neb.. has been here tor a visit with
her brothers. Douglas and W. A:
Lockman, and with her mother and
other relatives. Mrs. Williams went
to Portland Saturday and will visit
there and take a trip to the coast and
visit sister at Nampa, Idaho, before
retul ming to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Heinz, of Nc
Minnville. Mr.. and MIS-. A. @. Reed,
OF Scott's Mills, Ore, aud Mr.. and
Mrs. V. /. Hickox and son, Nj. Hick-
OK, of Hood River. we're visitors at
the home of g. f. Bowerman lsst
week.
W, A. Lockman has gone to Endi-
colt. Wash, where he will help the
wheat men harvest their crop.
Last Friday FIRE started accident
ally destroyed 400 cords OF wood own
ed by Geo. Prather and for time
more damage was threatened, but the
fire was gotten under control and
farther danger averted. 1t is not
known bow the fiie originated, but
possibly a lighted match or cigar
stump thrown by a passerby on the
river road may have caused this loss.
Last Friday the pipe boring ma
chine was moved from the site 1t has
occupied the past four months and
was taken to Willow Flat, where 1t
will be stored for the PRESENT,
b. L. Young has gone to Carson,
Wash, where he relieves his sen,
Wallace. who is in the employ of Shell
ley & Son, who conduct transfer
business. Wallace has gone to Lost
Lake for an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Lacey, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. X. Crosby and Mrs. w. A.
Lockman went to Green Point Satur
day for few days buckle berrying.
w. L. Carnes met with an accident
Saturday and though he was badly cut
and bruised, everyone is glad that the
results we're not even more serious.
A snap about the bride became un-
done and placed the horses beyond
control. They ran over tenoe into
a field, overturned the hack and threw
Mr.. Carnes out, rendering him un-
conscious and severely cutting and
bruising his face. He was taken to a
physician and had his wounds dress
ed, and was then taken to the home
of his brother, where he remained un-
Til Monday morning, when he was IA
ken home. His physician states that
he will get along nicely, but must re-
main quiet for number OF days.
q. W. Lafferty is home from an ex-
tended visit in Idaho, Colorado, Ok.
lahoma and Missouri, and is still we'll
pleased with Hood River valley.
In last weeks account of party at
Lost Lake G. X. Masiker was men,
toned as one who was there, when in
reality he was at home.
Mrs. l.. D. Boyed and daughter,
Naomi, are In Portland this week.
Henry Lewis and family are at home
In their new residence south OF
"Netherby. Mis- Alice Lewis Is
here from Portland for a visit with
her parents and with other relatives.
Born-To MIR. and Mrs. Emil Vest,
Thursday, July 30, son.
Master Dale Shelley and his sister.
Vivian, were Odell visitors Saturday
Everett Latferty was down from
Green Point Sunday for visit at
home.
Vernice Callison has resui ned to
her home at Olex, Oregon. In more
than one sense of the word Vernioe
leaves a vacancy that is hard to I'LL.
Her friends are legion
o. IL. Ehrck and Clinton Wood ride
In brand new buggies Of the latest
style. Girls, word to the wise
should be sufficient.
Mrs. Jas. Cook 10 in the open air
sanitarium at Portland for treatment.
Elmer Smiths new piano Is now in
place at the home of q. W. Smith.
A party lett Odell early Monday
morning bound for Lost Lake for an
outing. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kemp,
Misses Bertha Laiterty and Margaret
Howard, and Messrs. Wallace Young
and Don Crosby were of the number