The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-08-13
ODELL

The August meeting Of the Grange
V..l be held Thursday, this evening, 81
tF4 Gymnasium.
Nr. .d ''rs. Harvey Yaw. who have
flta ..-Tf.Eg the families u ". l..
-I-rlu arI L.. e. Weinheimer. expect
g. leave I.H week for their home in
AIgEmHria Iowa. They will stop over
a Portland and they Will also stop for
. short visit with relatives Iu Spokane.
IS 81. Mrs Joseph SheitbUE, who has
spent the past year here, will accom-
mrg Mr. and Mrs. YaW 10 Alexander,
NeF former home. She viii visit her
son and daughter During her stay IN
DdtIl MT- -LgITbOE has greatly en-
l.aTgd herself 20 those who know her
and tHog vail unite in wishing her a
safe and pleasant journey, happy
reunion and visit with her children,
and O. not long delayed return 10 Odell.
The Guild viii give japanese tea
auI a silver Offering at the home Of
MTs. Harry Kemp next Thursday,
week from TODAY, from two until five
.0 the afternoon. A short program
will be rendered All members Of the
Guild are requested 10 be present.
One day last week while drilling for
blasting rock at the crushCr. Road
Supervisor b. w. Dunbar and Mr.. Gun
uIugham were injured. Preparations
bad been made for spTlugIHg the hole
before putting iu the heavy charge and
before an was lu readiness dirt cover
ing the piece Ol a stick OF dynamite
intended fUI this purpose prevented It's
exploding though heavy charges had
been placed ln position and IT was sup
posed 10 have been discharged. Mr..
Dunbar was holding the drill and Mr..
Cunningham higher up was striking
the drill when the explosion came,
driving Mr. Duubar's face, hands, and
arms full Of particles of rock and quite
seriously iHJuring one hand. Luckily
he escaped without injury to the sight
though one eye narrowly escaped. Mr.
Cunningham was stunned,
Lee Evans, Of M0sier, drove over one
day last week for short call at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. X. II. Kemp.
Mr. ana Mrs. G. l.. Rogers, Of Brook
side Drive, near Hood River, came out
Sunday for short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs Z. II. Kemp.
Mrs. J. II. Teaque and four children
returned Sunday to their home at Mt.
Pleasant, Wash, after having been
here visiting Mrs. Morgan and G. F.
Purdy.
Mrs. Clara Welch, of Mt. Hood
spent part of last week visiting at the
home OF Mrs. Morgan, whom she has
known for many years.
John DuckwalI conducted Sunday |
School at Lost Lake last Sunday.
Fifty were present, more than thirty |
Of that number being from OdeIl.
This will make il easy for readers to !
understand that the Odell column is |
likely to be shortened during this vaca-
ton time when many are camping at
the Lake and at other points where |
they may hunt or fish
Chas. Gum has many friends in Odell |
who were very sorry to hear that he
was injured by the kick of horse at
his home near Parkdale, where he and |
his sister, Miss Eva, reside. DR.. Dutro |
was called and found a dislocation of |
the knee. Latest reports are that MIR.
Gum is resting as comfortably as |
might be expected though all under
stand that an injury of this nature
necessitatcs much suffering and dis.
We are not able to report much |
change in the condition of Mrs. G. B. |
Coovert, though there is a slight no
ticeable improvement.
In addition to those mentioned last
week the following have been visitors
at Lost Lake during the past week
O. NJ. Scott and daughter, Miss Lois,
Miss Jesise Duckwall, Miss Marie
Gould, Messrs j. II. Eggert, b. T. |
Young, l.. A. +. Clark, Duane Wieden, |
VIM. $. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Myers, and more are going,