The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-07-15
CORRESPONDENCE
CDELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ehrck, Of Port
land, expect to move to Hood River
this week where they will be at home
on the property they recently pur-
chased near Paradise Farm.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fuchs,
Wednesday, July !, son.
Don Crosby returned last week to
his company near Seattle, after hav
ing enjoyed ten days turlougb
visiting bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
II, Crobsy and other relatives and
friends. Fairly In August his com
pany's orders to take steamer for the
philippine Islands for an extended
stay and this was Don's farewell visit
home and all will unite in good wish
es for his future welfare.
Gertrude Crosby went to Portland
Thursday for visit with relatives
and friends in that city. While there
she consulted a specialist for throat
trouble.
Marie Lockman Ia Portland visitor
since last Thursday.
Wednesday evening of last week the
Young friends OF Don Crosby gathered
at the home OF his parents and gave
him farewell party. Quite a mum
ber attended and enjoyed the evening
In social way.
Tuesday evening July 6, In the
absence of ID. d. p, Nora Hunter, OF
Mosler, Z. N. g., Bertha tolts, In
stalled the following officers of Hazel
Rebekah lodge for the ensuing term !:
Mrs. Bertha Tucker, N. g., Mrs. Mae
Ehrck, V. o., Mrs. Gertrude Clark,
SEQ.
Rev. Atkinson, Of Pendleton, will
arrive soon and will erect building
and open general store at Odell
station. Rev. Atkinson has been IN
business number Of years and comes
we'll recommended and we predict for
him success In the new field.
Mrs. Pauline Talmage leaves Thurs.
day (today) to be with her husband,
Guy Talmage, in the forest reserve
for the remainder OF the summer.
Her many friends regret that she Is
leaving Odell for the present but Will
welcome her return home at such
time as may be.
Claire Crockett, who has been very
Ill at Rupert, Idaho, has improved
greatly since coming to Udell and 10
able to walk short distances. AT
Rupert he was unable to walk, having
to beshelped or carried. The differ.
enee in altitude and resulting action
of the heart Is the principal reason
tor such improvement.
Thursday today Mrs Mabel Kemp
expects to leave for visit with her
mother, Mrs. Hattie Crockett, and
other relatives at Rupert, Idaho.
Mrs, q. +. Coe, of Hood River, IL
out this week tor visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. G.. H. Bower
man. Mrs. Goes friends at 0dell are
always glad to have her with them.
Ralph Lewis goes this week to his
summers work In the forestry ser
vice.
Last Sunday was Olga Plog's thir-
teenth birthday anniversary and she
invited number of her girl friends
to assist her In celebrating the day.
A pleasant afternoon with good
things to eat and all that goes to
make children happy passed quickly
and the guests departed wishing OlgH
many happy returns of the day.
An interesting q. h. meeting las
Sunday evening. The regular month
ly conservation meeting was held thit
time and at roll call responded tC
their name ut roll call by appropriate
verse of scripture or by the selection
of song. There we're also special
topics assigned a number OF mem bers
upon which they spoke.
II. Bailey and family who have
been living In the Hugh Olsen house
at Summit are now residents of Dee.
Henry Smith, of Hood River, was
visiting his mother, brother and sis
ter at Odell last Sunday.
The ball game Sunday, Odell vs.
Hood River Heights, resulted in d
score of to In favor of Hood River.
Ii is a busy place at Odell these
days, force Of men Eeing at work
changing the course OF the little
stream and doing the work made neo-
essary by the extensive improvements
planned and now under way.