The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-08
ODELL

ON Dewitt. forest ranger sta
toned al Lost Lake, was IN Odell
Thursday for supplies.
A. Il. Weinheimer took an early
morning west bound train al Hood
River Saturday bond for the L.. Of q.
training camp.
MANY expressions Of sorrow are
heard u Uieil since news OF the death
of Lieut.. Carson was received here.
Previous 20 our cuUHtrys entry into
the war Mr.. Carson spent the greater
part of one winter IN Odell and those
who were personally acquainted with
MN noted with pride his rapid ad-
vaneement after his enlistment. We
expect to remember him as we saw
nm July !. while home on furluugh.
Not the boastfui. NOISY sort, but quiet,
unassuming and every inch a soldier.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM A. Sunday and
sons. William and Paul. arrived sun
dav evening for summer vacation
stay ia their Ode home.
o. Il Rhoades and son, Loyal, and
brother-in-law K. ii. Kemp, report
fine luck fishing and huckleberrylng at
Lost Lake last week.
Miss Grace Robinson returned to her
home IA Portland Monday after having
spent the past two weeks with Mrs.
! o. H. Rhoades.
Monday, August %, IS the date chos-
en- for the opening Of the Odell school
at both buildings. The corps OF in
structors for Odell grammar school is
now complete as follows Mrs. b. NJ.
Yeates, principal Mrs. Curtis, 5tn
and 9Th Miss Hukari. 3rd and ith !;
Miss Tolman, primary. There will be
one change in the high school faculty.
as Miss Thickens has resigned. This
causes real regret, as the combination
Miss Thickens represented as teacher
of domestic science and also CONNER
cial Instructor. is rare and consider
able difficulty may arise before this
vacancy is satisfactorily tilled. We
are GLAD To note that V. NJ. Nose, as
principal, and Miss Johnson, instructor
IN English and such other language as
may be chosen and commercial arith-
metic, are expected tC return to Odell
Union high school
We have been informed that Gus
MatsOn has not returned to the middle
west. He is in Oak Grove at present.
Marion Hunter, who left with the
last draft contingent, has returned
home He failed to pass the physical
examination at Camp Lewis.
MIR. and Mrs. Cal Savo,of San Pedro,
Calf, arrived last week to take charge
Of the }. T. Naumes fruit ranch. Mr..
| Naumes has been appointed warehouse
Inspector and purchasing agent Tor the
pah " ullle 20 III oregon anu ASH
'hRt9n ana WIN soon uetoii'e d lealueiii ''
81 hooH hlVer. fehaihg tfe reliloVal
OF mr.. Naumes Mr. ana MrS. oaVo are
| at nome III the sciIool uistrict properly
Whlth was untl reGelltiy eiy oceupleu ~
O' y "',",i anu amy, ~, NJ,
Mr- ana Mrs. :. :. ~, MaSlhei' a. mrs.
Male Sehiiler anu lill'e lleila arg no"
at nome III Vhe p,opei'S 'oliieii ~ W
cupieu py u r. uiuy anu 'io''le''
l.. A. h. Clark, who IS now IN the
employ of Page 4 Son, Portland, re-
pofts TASK ne lau one uay last Weeh
,I"' "Ouiu '''NO w 'ti' "a
BOY turn green WIN envy oniy he oiu ocu
llot eat tile hieioi's' iie na''dleu = GOV
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Mrs Troy ohelIeS anu eaugh.ef l.
Neli' are Spe''u'''s P"i' VI august AZ
'he oedeh.
The annual election of officers OF the
Methodist Sunday school will be helo
at meeting Of the Sunday sehoo
board at 10 a. m. next Sunday. The
Sunday school Will convene as usual AT
1920 a. m.
The last quarterly conference of the
wear will be held at Pine Grove churcf
next Monday night when both Odel
ana Pine Grove will be represented
District superintendent, II. F. Penn
berton. of The Dalles, will preside.
Tha n,,ln;t at the Matbod;st cbnrct
ost V Cnndar pir, oilrht u,iII ha "cnn,;ad \,
]1H' PaN Hwy u e paSShertnn ,,S M If Tha 6slles
iistr;ot suner;ntendent of Tho najle,
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