The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-03-18
CORRESPONDENCE
CCDELL.

Dane Kemp cane home from Port
land Brly ltst week. His many
friSu Is are llsd to know that he has
improved rapidly siGcO the first treat
melt by DI. +. G. Brown OF Portland.
Tuesday evening. March I6. the
members of the NJ. W. A. OF llCod
River came out TO Odeil aud institut-
ed a camp a. Olcll. All present re-
port a great tine.
The lumber for W i. HibbaId's
new h.use will bs shipped to Odell
about April first.
Last Friday the carrier on K. +. ID.
No. ! had a very unfortunate acci-
dent When near the JOchimsen home
his horses ran away. Thy ran into a
baTbed wire fence. one of them being
badly cut, the other coming through
with less injury All feel that Mr..
Nelson deserves much sympathy for at
the best his Pay is samll and such ac-
cidonts add to his expenses.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed StansheIry have
been Portland visitors the past two
weeks They expect soon to be at
home on Odel Heights.
Dan Zeller and wife will 60 to Port
land soon with the intention OF resid-
ing there in the future.
Frank Hammond continues to gain
in health and strength.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Zeller are home
from a three weeks stay in Portland
where MIR. Zeller went to consult a
physician. As will he remembered
MIR. Zellsr met with an accident six
months ago and as a result he had
been unable to walk without the aid
of a cane or crutch. After three weeks
treatment with osteOEat and elec
tIicity the affected knee is cured
Nj. and Mrs. Fred Pheughaupt are
now at home near the Odell Milling
Gompany's mill.
Mrs. Cushman sold a horse recent.
". The price was two hundred dol
lars.
j. Il. Crosby sold team to a gen
tIeman from Mount Hood one of the
best bargains We have seen at the
price, three hundred dollars.
What remained of the property Of
the heirs of John Tucker has been
sold. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Klaus we're
utlb lh6b Ntth bu bublub66
with the property. We understand
the consideration was IS, 600.
Mr.. Stevens, who lately came west.
was visiting the home of j. II. Egge
Saturday and Sunday Mr. Stevens
home has been near Lawrence, Kan.
sas, he having been near neighbor
of Henry Eggert, father OF j. H. Eg-
CERT. Mr.. Stevens and his family
have been in Portland few days hut
be thinks he will locate in Hood Riv-
er valley.
The little son of Mr.. aud Mrs. Har-
Ty Connaway was quite i'll Sunday.
We sincerely hope the taby boy will
soon recover.
The meeting conducted by Rev.
Porter and Rev. Dix closed last Sun
day evening with Il strong sermon by
Rev. Dix.
A series of meetings conducted by
Rev Frank Spaulding, Sunday school
evangelist, and Rev. White, pastor of
Pine Grove Methodist Episcopal
church, began last Monday evening
These gentlemen are known as very
able speakers and workers aud much
good should result from their efforts
in our behalf.
The postal inspector whose business
it is to look after the matter of lamp
ering with mail of patrons of rural
free delivery was in Odell Friday on
business. This should prove lessen |
to all persons who may have thought .
those mail boXea and their contents |
might be targets tor them for any rnr.
pose whether curiosity, malice, mon.
ey, or valuHhles Though appearing |
SO little able to defend themselves or
their contents there ever stands be- |
tween those boxes and danger tie
strong arm ct the United States gov.
eminent and who disturbs them in
any way does so at his peril
The lumber for the blacksmith shop
at Odel has arrived and the shop
will be built rs rapidly as possible
Through the courtesy of our young
friend Irene Fisher we have received
copy Of The lone Proclaimer, "a
newsy paper. As will be remembered