The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-01-28
ODELL

]. H. Eggert went to Portland
Thursday and returned home Sunday
morning accompanied by Mrs. Eggert,
who had been for the past 10 days Wis
iting relatives and friends in Portland.
A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Don Crosby at their home in
Dee Wednesday, Jan. 20.
Mont Mapes, of Trout Lake. Wn., is
here for a visit with his sister, Mrs.
Almont Ferguson and: his uncle, M.
Hawthorne.
A special school meeting will be held
at the school house Wednesday, Febru-
ary 8, at p. m. This meeting.is called
for the purpose of considering a petit
tion for new school house near Sum-
NIT and also consideration of PROPOSE
tion to build play house on the school
grounds at Odell.
Miss Jessie Pierson still suffers from
i'll health and last Thursday she re-
signed her position as teacher in the
primary department of Odell school.
Genuine regret is felt by all who are
interested in the welfare of Odell
school, for Miss Pierson was splendid
primary teacher. On Friday Miss
Pierson, accompanied by Miss Wood
ring, went to Portland to consult a
nerve specialist and she with her
mother, who arrived Sunday night from
Colorado Springs, is in Portland at this
writing. All that loving, thoughtful
friends could do was done and they will
anxiously await news hoping to hear
that improved health and in time COM
pete recovery has come to one in
whom they are interested, not only be-
cause of her profession but for her fine
principle and high ideals she held for
her life standard.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Spencer Wednesday, Jan. 20.
An all day meeting of the grange
will be held at Nelson's apple house
Saturday. In the afternoon there will
be an open meeting to which all who
are interested in the grange work are
welcome.
Mrs. M. L. Osgood is again at home
after an extended visit with relatives
in New York state.
After having remained few days
longer than a week to make bright the
days of the father, mother and brother
the infant daughter of MIR. and Mrs. j,
], Krumenacher slipped away from the
arms that so loved to shelter it and or
Tuesday morning, January 10, Mr..
Krumenacher and son, Kenneth, went
10 Portland in response to a message
stating the little one had passed away
early that morning. Funeral services
were held and the remains inferred in 8
a Portland cemetery. Friends extend
heartfelt sympathy for the bereavec
ones in their sorrow.
Those who wrote on any number oi
the subjects included in the recent
eighth grade examinations in Odel
made an exceptionally fine record a:
every applicant was successful in tht
subjects taken. Claude Davidson, Vir
oil Cameron, Merton Folts and RialtC
Myers have completed the eighth grade
and successfully passed the state exam
instion. Edna FADE has completed
physiology.
Mrs. G. E. Bowerman received
long distance telephone message from
Donald Black Monday telling of tn,
death of his father, R. Lee Black
Difficulty in hearing the message pre-
vented Mrs. Bowerman from getting
any particulars, but it is known her
that MIR. Black, who had been teaching
at Trout Lake, Wash. was i'll. A NOR
definite account may be received later
Reports from Mrs. Hawthorne con
tinue encouraging also from Mrs. Coo
vert Quiet a number of residents o
Odell and vicinity have been i'll OF grip
Under the auspices of the Psrent
Teacher Association an entertainment