The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Jacobsen and
daughter, of Walla Walla, have beer
here spending the holidays with Mrs.
Jacobsen's parents, Jugde and Mrs.
| Blowers.
w. L. Shay, who left for Seattle to
spend the holidays with the family of
his daughter, Mrs. Verne Whitcomb.
remains in the north on an extended
visit.
1t was feared Monday that Ruther-
ford, small son of MIR. and Mrs. f.. u.
Rodger, had sustained a broken leg in
coasting accident The injuries,
However, were limited to bad bruises.
G. W. PETER, who left Saturday
night for Pewakee, Wis, having been
called there by the serious illness of
his mother, has been delayed, accord
ing to word received from him, by Sc
we're snowstorms in the Rockies.
H. s. Braakman is spending this
week in Portland and Seattle. He
joined Mrs. BTaakman in the latter
city. He declared that he was going
to engage in active publicity work for
Hood River while away.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. McKennon enter
tanned Is of their neighbors and friends
at cards Friday evening in celebration
Of the New Years season. Refresh
ments were served and 500 was played.
Mrs. Glenn b. Marsh won first honors.
Monday evening a number of the
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Oliver
gave them a surprise party in celebra-
ton of Mr. divers birthday. Thir
teen were present. Refreshments were
served and a pleasant evening spent.
The guests departed wishing Mr.. Oliver
many more happy birthdays.
The following message from Mrs. H.
f. Davidson, who is in Portland, is
self explanatory: December % d
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Copper (Helen Davidsonl. He weig ghed
eight pounds and has been named John
Davidson, and, of course. he is a fine
boy, and when you see MIR. Davidson.
he may not see you as he will hold his
head too high.
The Welfare Committee, a charitable
organization representing various Hood
River civic and public interests, during
the past week distributed liberal dona-
tions of food to poor families and those
who were unemployed. The members
of the Hood River Elks' club made
substantial appropriation for the well
fare work. Members of the commit
tee were: c. A. Bell, Mrs. Glendora
Blakely and Mrs. F. C. Wittenberg.
Mrs. K. d. Kanaga and Mrs. j. M.
Miller entertained the teachers of st.
Mark S Sunday school at luncheon last
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. George
Sharp ana Miss Kelly. Mrs. Kanaga
and Mrs. Miller, who are leaving Hood
River, will be replaced on the Sunday
school faculty by Mrs. Sharp and Miss
Kelly. The luncheon was held at Mrs.
home.
The mission committee of St. Marks
church had a luncheon at the Mount
Hood hotel Monday. Guests of honor
were Bishop Paddock and Walter Nc
the latter a representative of
the Brotherhood of st. Andrew. Those
present were }. W. Critics, d. E. Rand,
Thomas Flagler, r. B. Bennett, S. G.
Oxborrow, F. G. Hutchinson and
Thomas Fisher.
Members of the j. U. G. club, par
in a reunion New Years din
ner party at the Hotel Oregon Sunday
night. Those present for the event in
,luded: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Taft, Mr.. !
and Mrs. Geo. C. GLADDEN., Mr.. and I.
Mrs. f. H. Hartwig. Miss Mae David
son. Miss Julia ClaXton and Leslie I.
Butler, all of Hood River. and Mr..
and Mrs. }. H. Van Dellen, of The /
Dalles.
Mrs. K. Garrett and son, Harold, /
who have been occupying apartments
at the Naumes home, left the first of
he week for Vancouver, b. c., to .
make their home Mrs. Garrett's .
laughter Mrs. Walter Firkins. and .
husband, of Vancouver, were here for .
he holidays, ard Mrs. Garrett and her
son accompanied them on their trip .
lorth Mr.. Garrett for the past Is .
months has been with the Taft Trans
'er Co.
Ned Crawford, formerly with the
department of the Ore
yon-W ashington Telephone Co., and
Who is now connected with a telephone
concern at Gallon, O
eft here last week. after a visit with
rends, for Pomona, Calf, where he
will install a new automatic telephone
exchange. The Pomona undertaking,
dr. Crawford announced, is one of the
most extensive bits of telephone i'm
lrovement recently launched on the
Pacific coast.