The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-06-12
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sam karstetter IS home and looking
well. He spent the past six months in
California, here he was employed by
the same man for whom he worked last
year.
Another Odell family was made glad
last week when Arthur Hansen re
turned to the home Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Poul Hansen. after having
seen service overseas.
Mrs. Chas. Davis has gene 10 Cali
fornia for a visit with her daughter.
Mrs. c. K. Hale.
Lieut.. Frank l.. Folts has many
friends in 0deil who were very glad To
greet him Sunday when he stopped for
a short call. this being the first oppor-
tunity to welcome him home from
overseas.
Miss Eva Boyed. Of Portland. spent
the week end at the home IF her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. d. Boyed.
Mrs. Geo. Sheppard expects to go to
Heppner Thursday for d ten days Nis-
it at the home of her friend, Mrs.
+ Geo. Thomson. She viii be accompan-
/ led by her son. and daughter. Master
Geo. Howard and little Miss Margaret.
/ Mrs. Z. I. Shelley and daughter are
here for the summer. Mr. Shelley is
/ looking after the home farm Of his
parents. Rev. and Mrs. Troy Shelley.
A message received by Hood River
friends stated that Miss Jessie Pier
son, Colorado Springs, formerly prl-
mary teacher at Odell. would arrive in
Hood River Wednesday on the noon
1 train.
The brother of Allison and Clay ton
Fletcher, for whom the Willow Flat
property, known as the Decker place.
was purchased, expects to take charge
of his place next year. Until that
time Allison Fletcher will manage the
ranch
W. A. Lockman has sold his home
and orchard property in Odell to John
Llngren.
W. n. and G. A. Weber are driving
a Hudson super six. which they pur-
chased last week,
Miss Eva league returned Saturday
to the home of her parents near Wa
shougal, after having visited at the
home Of her grandmother, Mrs. Eva
Morgan, and her uncle, 6. f. Purdy.
Mrs. j. c. SHELTON, of Skamania,
Wash, spent the week end with her
sister, Mrs. Eva Morgan.
Misses Gfeta and Mildred league, Of
Washougal, are here for a visit with
their grandmother and uncle
Dane Kemp is reported improving
after a serious attack of influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hunter, of Bend,
are here for visit with their son,
Carl. who has had a serious case of
influenza.
A. NJ Hoskns and son. Floyd, are
reported improving, both having had
influenza The latter had pneumonia.
Fourteen ears Of sheep were shipped
Tuesday over the Mount Hood railroad
to summer pasture up the line
Strawberry harvest is on in 0dell
Weather has been such that berries are
ripening rather slowly. Almost NJ
overripe berries are to be had Prices
the best ever,
If present plans carry, Rev VIM. A
Sunday, who is spending the days Of
his summer vacation at his Odell home
will address his neighbors Sunday il
the high school auditorium. Opening
service, congregational singing a
l045, service at II a. m. The onl!
i question concerning this service is tht
\ fact that there are influenza cases il
/ several homes in this community, ant
| should any change lie made, telephone
messagse will notify everyone.
Mrs. Chas. Kunz has gone to Port
/ land for few days visit.
-Four scholarships from as many col
/ leges were offered students Of Odel
/ high school. but the students had de
/ cijed upon entering other institution
/ than those Offering scholarships il
| three eases. Miss Ruth Young wa
Il awarded certificate indicating her pro
| iciency in the Palmer method penman
Il ship. The certificate was issued b,
| the office at headquarters, Cedar Rap
Il ids, low Congratulations are du,
| both Miss Young and Mr.. Nose. At
/ meeting Of the high school hoard las
Il Friday evening we believe Mr.. Nos
II and Miss Freyler were elected as in
| structors next year at increased sal
/ aries.
/ Many residents Of 0dell feel tha
Il they have experienced personal los
/ in the passing away of William G. Og
|! den Sunday afternoon at Fenton Lodge
|! the home of his brother. Geo. + Ogden
/ Mr. Ogden had suffered from a sever,
Il attack Of influenza, which resulted a
II above stated. Rarely are the fin,
Il qualities which 60 toward forming tn
II character of a real gentleman in tn
Il true meaning of the term, found S
! perfectly blended as in the case 0
: William a. Ogden, and we believe W
Il Voice the sentiment of all who knew
II MIN when we say we consider as for
II tunate our having enjoyed the privi
Il leges Of his acquaintance. Generous
Il unassuming, kindly, he will be remem
H bered To the wife and children VIII
Il survive we would express sympath
Il and at the same time remember tha
II they will find much comfort in tn
II many happy memories they will cher
II sh. For the brother, George, W
H would also express sincere sympath
II and for the aunt. Mrs. Davis, we eX
Il tend heartfelt sympathy. AL thes
Il ministered to him and did all that low
II ing hearts could prompt tender hand
II to do for his comfort Plans for tn
Il future are at this time indefinite, ov
II ing to the fact that Mrs. Ogden an
II the children and Mrs. Geo Ogden hav
Il all suffered from influenza.
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