The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-04-08
CORRESPONDENCE
ODELL.

the house he recently purchased Of
Chas. Davis moved, as it stood out
side the line of the acre OF land be
bought. He has also been having a
barn built aud otherwise improving
his property preparatory to making
that his home.
j. J.. Krunemecher moved out of
the house he recently sold aud is now
at home in the j. W. Strong house
now owned by Mr.. Stewart.
The new mail carrier on route No.
2, as It has been since April first, has
been giving the best OF satisfaction
Patrons received their mail in good
time and SO far as We know no errors
we're made, but on Monday last he
did not appear and We have not seen
him since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcdonald and
son, Donald, are now at home near
the residence of l.. ID. Boyed. Mr..
Mcdonald is in the employ of Mr..
Boyed for the summer.
Mrs. Sarah e. Tousey was i'll last
week and Mrs. G. X. Mccoy taught
the primary room one day when Mrs
Iousey was unable to be present.
At the regular monthly business
meeting of the q. Il. Wednesday
evening the following officers were
elected for the term, which ia six
months: Mrs Pauline Talmage, presi-
dent; W. r. Kemp, first. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Gertrude Clarke, second
vice president; Miss Ruth Clarke,
secretary; j. M. Shelly treasurer ;
Miss Marie Lockman, organist; Mrs.
Katherine Kemp, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Mabel Kemp, libraian.
Guy Talmage went to report for
duty as forest ranger April first.
G. X. Masiker and his sister, Violet.
will soon be at home IN the g. ID.
Hinrichs house and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Larsen, who have occupied this
property, go where Mr.. Larsen may
be employed about the saw mill,
phos. Lacey will return soon to his
former position of foreman OF crew
employed ty the Mt. Hood X. K. Go.
Mr.. Zingheim finds Hood River s
climate very beneficial to his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeller left Monday tor
Portland, where they will reside In
the future.
Mr.. Stansbury and family and Mr..
Hett and family are now at home on
Odell Heights.
Frank Strang. of Portland was
visitor about OdeIl Sunday.
We regret very much to tell of the
very serious illness OF Mrs. Is. II
Tucker, former resident OF Odell,
but now of Ikoud River.
Edward Cushman, seniors, condi.
tion continues to grow more serious.
All that is possible is being done by
physician, nurse and relatives, but
with all his condition is pitiable in
the extreme.
A gentleman and his family lately
of Sioux City, lows, are at home in
the Krunemacher property which they
lately purchased.
Born,t MI. aud Mrs. j. W. Wilson,
April second, son.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Il.
Smith, April second son.
Mrs. Pauline Talmage and little
udhkutels hushiie, uTo al HuLne IN
neat little house not far from the
home of Mrs. Talmage's parents.
nAn interesting G. +. meeting last
Sunday evening with the new presi.
dent, Mrs, Pauline Tnlmage, az lead
or. Song, reading, prayer and
special song by Albert Shelley CON
toward good meeting.
q. n. Bowerman is Offering good
horse for sale.
Members OF the G. Il. of Odell are
rehearsing the cantata, "The Cali
lean, and will render it next Sun.
day evening In the church at Odell. |
Those who heard this cantata last
year will be glad of the opportunity |
TO hear 1t again, and to those whom
1t 10 new IL will come as something
well worth their attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ehrck expect to
go to Portland this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coe will te at
home In Hood River after this week.
They have been residents of Odell
lhe past several months while MIR.
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