The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-03-19
CORRESPOND ENCE
ODELL,.

ODELL.
n last weeks notes the addition of
one letter made sentence read Mrs.
Cook is at home when it should have
read Mr.. Cook, etc.
Wallace Young went to Carson,
Wash, Thu sday and will be in the
employ of the Mineral Springs Bus
and Transfer Co., Shelley q Son pro-
prietors.
b. I. Young and j. X. Crosby have
each purchased team.
While opening can of tomatoes
Marie Lockman cut hei hand go Sc
verely that she was unable to do loT
usual work for day or two.
L.. w. Wilson was In Mosier all last
week. Mr.. Wilson was Rt work as pa
per hanger.
Last Thursday Mr.. Hawthorne met
with an accident that might have
proved very serious affair. Mr..
Hawthorne was working about a grub
bing machine and the sweep struck
both him and horse, knocking them
down. Mr.. Hawthorne was struck
lust above the knee and Thursday
evening he was not able to walk with
out assistance, but at last accounts
was only slightly lame.
The Ladies Aid Society, of OdtlI,
met at the church last Thursday afte
noon and elected the following ofh
GERS: Mrs. Alice Poole, president !;
Mrs. Lillian Hibbard, vice president !;
Mis-. Gertrude Clark, secretary; Mrs.
Lizzie Eggert, treasurer. They also
talked over plans Tor raising funds to
meet their pledge.
Miss Emily Wilson goes to Hood
River, where she and Miss Evans will
be found capable and willing to do
fashionable dressmakinR. Miss Will
son is well known In Odell and her
work here has been such as to COM
mend her to all who desire anything
in her line.
Last Thursday evening by invita-
tion the patrons and friends ot Odell
school met with the teachers OF said
school and after listening to pro-
gram consisting OF recitations, songs,
music and reading of articles suited
to the occasion on organization, the
name and purpose of which will te
given later, was effected with the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. Gertrude Clark,
president; Mrs. L. W. Wilson, vice
president; Miss Margaret Raz, score
tary; James Eggert, treasurer. Wed.
nesday evening, March %, was select.
ed as the date for the next meeting.
An organization such as this, when
properly conducted, has been found
beneficial In many ways In other
places and can Ee made so here, but
like all other good work it requires
united effort to achieve success. Let
us make this a. club that shall be
classed as success.
The following is the substance OF
notices which have been posted here:
On the l7th day Of April, 1908, at the
usual polling place In the precinct OF
Odell a primary nominating election
will be held at which the Republican
and Democratic parties will choose
their candidates for state, district,
county, precinct and other officers,
namely: One United States senator,
one representative In cungIess, one
supreme Judge, one state railroad
ommissioner, one district attorney,
seventh judicial district, one state
senator, two state representatives to
legislature, one county judge, one
county sheriff, one county clerk, one
county treasurer, one county school
superintendent, one county assessor.
one county commissioner, one county
surveyor, one county coroner, one
justice of the peace, one constable,
one committeeman for each party,
which said election will be held at IL
o'clock noon and will continue until
Z O'Clock In the afternoon of said day.
Persons who are candidates for the
precinct Offices, justice and constable
should file their petition with the
county clerk not less than fifteen days
before above date. Those who wisl, to
consult election laws and have not a
copy may reter to same at the home
of l.. A. II. Clark.
We hear that VIM. Blocher has pur-
chased a fine team.
Last Saturday evening as l.. d.
Boyed was returning home from town
and when he was part way up Tucker
hill, the bolt that holds the double
trees In place commonly known as
the wagon wrench) gave way and the