The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-07-01
CORRESPONDENCE
CDELL.

At the annual school meeting belti
Monday June q, |. u. Laiferty was
elected director and M. ID. Odell was
reelected clerk. A nine month Is
school was voted. G. 4. MeCoy, who
served so efficiently as principal last
year, has peen chosen for that posi-
tion for the ensuing yeer as was Mrs.
Sarah Tousey for primary work in
which she served with unqualified
success. A teacher for the intarme
diate department has not been secured
but from the applications now on tile
1t Is likely cne will be selected thus
tilling corps of teachers fitted by
training and experience to give our
children the best of school advan-
tages.
Monday OF last week W. L. Carnes
lost stack OF hay by fire. Ihe hay
bad just been stacked and it is sup
posed the fire originated from care
less smoker passing through the tim
Der near his stack.
Frances Tousey who attends school
in Portland is here for the summer
visiting her mother Mrs. Sarah e.
Tousey.
Il. Y. Mahaney has just purchased
a horse.
Claire Crockett 10 seriously i'll at
Rupert, Idaho. Physicians advise
immediate change OF climate and Mr..
Crockett may be brought here to the
home of his sister, Mrs. W. p. Kemp.
Mr.. Crockett's wife will be remem.
bered by many as Miss Nettie Kemp.
All Odell will unite in hoping that
means may be found where this young
man may regain health.
Wheeler aud a. Son, of Seattle, who
recently purchased tract of land
near Summit Siding are clearing four
acres to be set in Strawberries. This
land was formerly owned by Geo l.
Prather. 6l
Mrs. Laura Hammond, her brother,
Frank Whitmore, her half brother,
Mr.. Osborne, and her friend, Miss
Louise McNulty, ell except Mrs.
Hammond EeinQ CT The DalIes, are
stopping for time at Mrs. liam.
mond's home adjoining the Geo.
Prather property.
Mrs. A. Ii. lrligg, of Eight Mile.
aud Mrs. ii. I Corum, OF Wapjnitia.
we're here last week for visit with
their sister, Mrs. II. G. Mahaney.
Floyd Mccoy, OF Portland, IL here
for visit with his unoles, w. g. and
q. ii. Ehrek, his aunt Mrs j. ii. De.
CERT and with other relatives
j. Q, Conley, OF Enterprise, Ore,
county superintendent OF schools OF
Wallowa Co., was here last week at
the home OF his brother, a. Il. Con.
ley. lie was accompanied by his lit
tie son who remained here for a visit
at the home of his uncle while MIR. j.
q. Conley went to Portland to attend
a meeting of county school snperin
tendents In that city.
After sojourn of few short
months Frank Stevens and family re. |
turned to the land from whence they
came and will again be at homo near
Kansas
James EggeIt Is expecting visit
from his father Henry Eggert, of
Kansas and his uncle,
Christ Eggert, of Oklahoma.
Mr.. and, Mrs. l.. II. Estes were
Vailed to The DalIes last week, Mr.
lstes' father having met with an ac
iident. At last accounts Mr.. Estes,
Sc. was improving. &Ef
The lectures Tuesday and Wednes.
lay evenings OF last week we're we'll
attended and we feel that all who
were present we're we'll repaid al ii III
seldom the good fortune OF those out.
'ide The cities TO have an oppnrtunlty
lhorded by an entertainment such as
his. Mr.. Lewtas Ia gentiemean OF
Inc education and has travelled az.
ensivety and is therefore very on I
ertaining speaker.
Conductor Wieden Faand family are ]
{ nome on their Odell property. ,,
Miss Woods, of Portland, has neen
ere for a visit at the home OF her
ousin, Mrs. II. L. Folts.
Hazel Miller, of Mt. Hood, is visit. s
az her friend Vera Lafferty.
A horse owned by Nj. Cellar died 4
lst week. n
Mrs. IL. s. Lewis and daughters. y
ielen and Gladys, are visiting rela