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

MI. and Mrs. @. f. Bowerman took
their daughter Leita to a Portland
specialist last Thursday and be iinds
the trouble form which she mas suffer
ed is caused by adenoids. They ex-
pect o 90 to Portland some time this
week aud an operation will be per
formed for the ramoval of the ade-
noids All will be very glad wehn the
operation Is successfully performed
and Lsita's health is restored.
Blanche LatfeIty visited at Mount
Hood last week the guest of her friend
Lura Miller.
The many riends of Mrs. X. Il.
Callison will be pleased to hear that
she is now at her home at Olex, Ore
gen. Her daughter Venice is with
her at present, Opal being at Cdell.
Hazel Miller of Mount Hood was
visiting her friend Veia Laiferty last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dimmick and
children of Walla Walla, Wash, have
been visiting at the home of James
English
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph S. Shelley Of
Portland we're visiting relatives in
Odell last week.
Mrs. Sarah T.. Tousey. who has been
visiting relatives in Portland during
holidays returned Sunday to be ready
for her work as primary teacher In
Odell when school opened Monday.
The intermediate room in Odell
school is closed this week the teacher,
Miss Laura Thomas who is at her
home near Salem being unable to re-
sumo her work at the opening of
school.
Mrs. McCoy's sister, Miss Broom
head of Vancouver, Wash, visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy dur
ing holidays.
Jolly Shelly and Louis Rhoads left
Saturday for Corvallis where they are
students of o. A. @.
Marguerite Shelley of Portland wns
visiting relatives and friends at Odell
last week.
Lenora Games visited relatives in
Hood River during holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Silliman and
their little son returned home Satur
day they having visited relatives aud
friends in Portland during the holi-
days.
Naomi Boyed and Hope Shelley
came up from Portland Christmas
Day.
Harry Kingsbury was quite ill last
Thursday. DIR. Dumble was called
and at last account Mr.. Kingsbury 6
condition was slightly impi owed.
MIR. Mosier OF Portland and his
friend Mr.. Wicks of New York we're
visitors at the home of Walter Sill
man Sunday.
Mrs. j. W. Connaway and son Elton
Connoway both of Portland were Wis
itors at the home Of Odell's enterpris-
Ing merchant new years day.
Clarence Knapp was quite ill last
week but at last reports was improv,
ing.
Frank Hammond's condition con-
tinues to grow more serious. All
that relatives and friends and physi-
clans can do to relieve him Is beinS
done and all hope that some means
may yet be found Whereby he may be
made we'll.
Last Thursday evening crowd
numbering well toward hundi ed
persons met in the hall at Odell for a
genuine good time. Games, music
and conversation occupied the time
until lunch consisting OF baked beans,
salad, sandwiches, pickles, cake and
coffee was served. After refreshments
we're disposed of the time until mid
night was devoted to songs and pIay-
er and then New Years greetings we're
exchanged and all went home happy.
Such an evening we would be glad to
record frequently. 1t was not the re-
suit of the work Of any organization
but we are tod was originated and
carried out by three young ladies OF
our neighborhood and its success is
due to their efforts. They wish me
to say here that they thank the man
ayers of the hal tor their generosity
in donating the use Of the hall for the
evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. KlemeI's piano