The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-01-09
ODELL

last weeks Influenza patients are
couvalescsnt or cUmrlstely re>toreC 70
normal health. sccording to the sever
irv Of the attack. Coed SsmerIrsEs
have proved Themselves numerous H.
O.eiI and while there have been case
In which every member Of family
Was lil. some means have teen pro "a
ed - that no cases have been vict ms
OF serious neglect.
MANY new eases have been rep0-teu
since last wees. some OF them IN I, ma
ii=s noted in last week : notes. O ne
ca Is in families not previously vlsi-eC
hy the epidemic. A. II. Ferguson an;
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Stig Hansen "
+ Hammer. Ray Hammer. K. T. AIl
leT. and c. +. Purdy are some at The
homes Of whom cases Of the dis ast
have been reported.
Mrs. {. f. Hounsel,. who vopn-
teered her services and cared OF TIT.
F. a. VI Donald family. row has L .lu-
erza- Much controversy has resu ted
regarding the cunt4n .atIOn OF school
ard last Monday members of IN
school board met with County Health
Officer Edgington in Hood River.
The sense Of the conference seems to
have teen IN favor of the schools IN
session as usual.
FueuGs, If you haven't had flu ass
il by. if you can. If II persists and
gets you. resign yourself TO short
vacation. call physician and sonit me
viii care for you ana you'll come
through all right, bat be sure % act
II hA.. q. =
long. long permanent stop.
Curtis Gould has returned to o A..
c. to resume study in the forestry
course. Since the military no longer
dominates college life, the boys expect
greater progress in academic llaes,
though they recognize the value OF the
past three months training.
Mrs. S. j. Lsfferty and little son,
Duane. Of Portland, are visiting Mrs
Latferty's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. h..
Gould. at Homewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mason, of Ra-
nler. returned to Van Horn Tuesday
morning. after having spent a short
time visiting at the home of Mrs. Ma
sons uncle. Thos. Boles, of the local
hotel. and cousin, Mrs. {. j. Martz, of
the telephone exchange.
Miss Margaret Cunningham and
Lester CoOns were quietly married at
Pine Grove parsonage Christmas Eve.
After few days spent at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. snd Mrs.
W. b. Cunningham, the young people
went to the former home of the groom
in Utah Mr.. Coons had just received
his discharge from service. Friends
in Odell extend good wishes.
Misses Olga and Edna Plog and
Eunce Odel ard Mrs. Everett Vose
went 70 Portland Tuesday for perhaps
AN extended stay We miss our young
eople who are away, for their going
takes much of the life of community.
Your correspondent has just received
an interesting letter from Sgt. Edward
Jeppesen, of the air service, France.
The letter, dated November %, first
gives the Thanksgiving menu, then
tells of their stove. which he says is a
plate of a German tank, tables made
of German air planes. He expresses
happiness because Of the close of the
war and hope that he may return
here not a long time away.
During the past week local men who
are prepared to take advantage Of OPP
portunltes when offered, have put up
quantities of fine ice. Messrs. Sher-
man, Rhoades, HeiZer and Alioway Are
thus well provided for ice for the sum.
mer needs.
Aalto Annaia and Edward Lingren
expected to return home Tuesday from
a holiday in Portland.
4 .. Annaa returned home Monday
after having spent the past 10 days n
Portland. He expects to return to
Portland soon for an extended stay.
We who have looked out on what
has been called the road in Odell. have
found little occasion for pride and ne xt
week we expect to tell you the ton
mage or car loads of fruit and otf er
products shipped from Odell station
since October !. which will give a
good reason why the road has been in
such bad condition and why some
measure for improvement is due.
No services last Sunday or the Sun
day before. We cannot at this time
announce definitely for next Sunday.