The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-12-01
PINE GROVE

William Lester is here visiting his
brothers. family.
We hear that Miss Smith, the pri-
mary teacher, has gone into the turkey
business. Miss Smith, we wish you
success.
A trip to Hood River over the rock
grade so much improved by recent
work, will help us to understand the
need ofanother tax for more improve
ments of the same nature on other
parts of our roads.
We understand there was dance at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paasch Sat
urday evening, November 10, as a sur
prise on Fred, who, since that time,
can count his 2l years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn, who have been
visiting friends, will return to the
East this week, if Mrs. Lynn, who has
been very sick, RECEIVERS sufficient to
permit the journey.
A few friends gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lage Friday
night OF last week and spent the even
ing. Games and other forms of amuse-
ment were enjoyed.
A surprise was given Charles Wells
Saturday of last week, it being his
birthday.
We think perhaps there may be a
charivari in our neighborhood not more
than year off.
Mr.. Taylor, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever for the past six weeks,
is slowly recovering.
Our telephone line has been changed
all around again, there being several
new phones on the line.
Mrs, Magill is spending the week
with Mrs. Sears.
On Wednesday evening November
Is, the schoomates of Elmer Board
man met at the home of Charley Lage
and proceeded down the road to
Elmer's home, where they took the
young man thoroughly by surprise,
he having taken trip to the Gland of
Nod" But it did not take him long
to make the return trip, being eff
GENTLY aided by number of the boys.
The evening was merriy spent,
Among the sports of the evening was
a mental nut cracking contest in which
the honors had to be divided among
Lulu Hunt, Elmer Boardman and
Edgar VanAllen, while Edith Sproat
had to console herself with a sack of
empty nut shells. After lunch of
doughnuts, almond nuts aud other
kinds of nuts, Peter Mohr, in behalf of
those present, presented Elmer with a
book as slight token of remembrance
from his Pine Grove schoolmates. We
assure Elmer that the old adage, "Out
of sight is out of mind" will not prove
true in his case, and we will all be glad
to have him return to Pine Grove in
the spring,
A Thanksgiving program entitled,
"a Visit to Turkeyland," was very
ably rendered by the pupils of the
Misses Smith and Gleason's rooms.
The little tots of the A B G class gave
a motion song, which was particularly
good, showing the patience and ability
of their teacher The patrons of the
school were well represented, there
being about so visitors present.
Frank Boardman and Miss Effie
Robinson left for The DalIes, and were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
Thanksgiving day.
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Boardman have
returned from short stay in Portland.
Married-At the home ofthe groom 8
parents, John H. Mohr to Miss Kath.
crime Wehr, both of Hood River.
Found-One COW bell, one circle saw,
one hammer and several sticks of
stump powder. Owners can have same
by proving property and paying for
this notice.
Lost-Several voices. Iffound, please
return to certain boys of the neighbor-
hood.
Miss Riddel spent Thanksgiving
vacation in The Dalles.
Miss Susan Mohr came down from
The Dalles and spent Thanksgiving
with the old folks at home.
Mr.. Wehr of Iowa, came out West to
attend the marriage of his daughter,
Miss Katherine; also to see the grand
Oregon country.
A Thanksgiving party was given at
the home of A. l. Mason on the evening
of November "a.
On Tuesday evening, November %,
number of the friends and neighbors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Dethman gave
them surprise, endeavoring to help
them celebrate the Goth anniversary of
their marriage, but were surprised
themselves to find that they had come
two days too late. This did not spoil
the fun, however, for one and all,
both old and young joined in to make
success of the evening, which was
surely accomplished, if having a good
time counts.
Benefit for John Kelley.
John Kelley. whose hands were so