The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-03-24
ODELL

Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Emery have been
visiting their daughter and son in
Portland and looking up a property
for a home in that city. Mr.. Emery
returned to the home here and Mr..
Emery will return later but they will
likely go to Portland to make their
home.
Odel's o. A. C. students are home
for the Easter vacation, Claude David
son, VIM Gilkerson, Ruth Young,
Edna Plog, ORGY Cameron and Elmer
Annala. The latter, who took short
course in motor car overhauling and
machine shop work. will remain at
home for the ensuing spring and sum-
er. Fred Walter, who took short
course, now has very good position
driving a taxi.
Miss Mary Rogers, of the high
school faculty went home Saturday for
a few days visit. Mrs. Chas. Shep
pard, who was formerly a most salts
factor member of the faculty, serving
as teacher of domestic science and
commercial subjects, served in Miss
Rogers place during her absence.
John PIog has purchased the Ralph
Root property known as the DR.. Stan
ton Allen place, which is very desir
able property. Mr.. and Mrs. Plog eX-
pect to take possession Immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Plog who have made
their home in Hood River, expect to
sell their city property and return to
Odell.
After having been in poor health
for several months w. j. Holman suf-
fered from an attack of rheumatism
which proved so severe that visit to
st. Martins Spring, Carson, was
thought advisable. He went to these
springs the first Of last week. Letters
from him indicate that his condition is
quite noticeably improved.
Oscar Mogren is another resident of
Odell who was rendered helpless by
sudden and severe attack Of inhamma-
tory rheumatism. He, too. was taken
to st. Martins Springs.
Joe Martin had an arm disocated at
the shoulder joint as a result Of a mix
up in which COW attacked a little
girl. The umbrella the child was car
rying was destroyed, but Mr.. Martin
succeeded in holding onto the rope and
thus enabled the girl to make her es-
cape.
At special meeting of the voters
of School Dist. No. held last Friday
evening j. c. Duckwal was elected
clerk in place of Mrs. C. F. Alloway,
Mrs. Alloway, as before
stated. has moved to Portland.
Chas. w. Gum is back in his old
place in the Consolidated Mere. Co.
store, this having been the position
le held when he enlisted in the service
and went the way of soldier, serving
at various points until his last service
N the Army of Occupation, then home,
hen back to Hood River valley. He
Is assisting |. U. Lafferty during the
absence of w. j. Holman.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. f. Og-
len, Sunday, March 90 a son. Mrs.
Ogden and the baby boy are with Mrs.
Shay at the Storksnest.
Joe w. Hale, of Winlock, Wash, has
,een spending few days visiting at
he home of his sister, Mrs. C. II. {
ohnson. |
After having spent several months
t various points in California. Mr.. {
nd Mrs. G. S. Hunter motored via the
'acific Highway to their home in
)dell, arriving one day last week.
w. II. Mcclure has been ENJOYING /
visit with a former shipmate who :
las been guest at the Mcclure home
n Odell.
To select any from those of the east /
I characters in the play "Blundering +
lille" and state that that one excel ed "a
ne others would be rather a difficult
ask, as each and everyone did splen- Il
idly his or her part. A record audi -
nee greeted the players and laughter -,
nd applause were near continuous. .
he gross proceeds were above 500.