The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-03-04
CORRESPONDENCE
NNDELL.

A. Wood has teen seriously Ill the
past week. \ nurse. n man OF vide
experience, Is assisting IN caring for
M. WOud aud we hope soon to note
Improvement in his condition.
S. ID. Fisher Of Mosier, WAS visiting
at the home of \ Wood one day last
week
Mrs. Hawthorne Is here for It visit
with her son M. Hawthorne.
c. II. Masiker is making prepafa-
tions for building house near the
northeast corner of his tract.
TIE NJ. W A held meeting last
Thursday evening and took steps to-
ward a preliminary organization. A
meeting will be held Tuesday, March
8, anu a camp instituted.
Fred P1ueghaupt and Margaret
Karstetter we're married Wednesday,
February twenty fourth, at noon at
the residence of the brides paren 3,
Mr. and Mrs. Karstetter, Rev. White,
of Pine Grove, officiating. Friends
wish them long, happy and propser'
Gus life.
The young people will be at home
on Odell Heights.
Douglas Lockman Was a Portland
visitor last week.
Mrs. j. L. Crosby received card
from Mrs. James Cook OF Clinton, Ar
izona, last week. The report OF the
family as contained in the message OF
this card was good.
Mrs. Byron Rogers, of Ruthton,
came over Friday tor visit at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mis-. A.
Wood.
G. Il. Mccoy left Odell via Mount
Hood railroad Friday evening. lie
went to Beaverton, Ore. for business
visit.
The microcopea srrived and is now
in use in the school, the pupils hay
ing the advantage derived from study
aided by so helpful an agency.
Miss Alice Davenport, of the A. M.
Williams Co., OF The Dalles, was here
last geek for visit at the home OF
her sister Mrs. Il. II. Kemp.
The Grange of Odell gave an oyster
supper and social last Friday even
ing. a goodIy number of Changers
and their friends gathered for h
pleasant evening which all present en-
joyed to the utmost.
Mrs. John Kroeger's mother and
brother, Mts, Towle of Vancouver,
Wash, and Anson Iowle of Eaton.
Maine, have gone to Olex, Ore, for a
viist with Mis-. Kroeger's brother, Joe.
Towle.
Wyman Adams of Chicago, who |
purchased land of William Kollas, will |
shin his furniture to Portland ne he
has "A position there and will make
that his home at present.
NJ. d. Odel talked to the people Of
OdeIl Sunday after Sabbath school.
His talk WIS along lines that required
the consideration of the thoughtful In
every community.
The G. II. had very good meeting
Sunday evening with missions as
topic. Ralph Lewis was leader.
Hazel Bebekah lodge will go to
Mount Hood Friday to institute Re
bekah lodge at that point.
Dane Kemp has been suffering in
tensely as result of a stick Of wood
which he was cutting striking his eye
A this writing, ten days after the aC
cident, he is compelled to remain in
n dark room and though the eye is
leceiving the care directed by medical
skill there is as yet no improvement
noticeable.
Mrs L. IL. Kemp went to Mopier
evening for visit at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Davenport.
Quite number of our reople have
been suffering fl ON La grippe in va.
ri0us forms
Edna Plogg, Ruth Young and Elmer
EgGBrt celebrated birthdays last week
their friends assisting.
A card received from Don Crosby at
Seattle, Wash, said that he would
leave Seattle Saturday or soon after
bound for the Philippine Islands.
We hear R. Mccoy has purchased