East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-11

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lie schools opened the first Of the
week with a good attendance. Fol-
loing are the teachers: Prof Pen
mock, principal eighth and ninth
grades; Miss McCully, sixth grade;
Miss Newland, fifth grade; Miss Grace
Ray, third and fourth grades; Miss
LIZZIE Hamer, primary. At the Grove
school, Miss Verna Vannander, third
and fourth grades; Miss Jessie Will
lisms, primary.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Yates, of Pen
dleton, are visiting friends in the city.
Misses Fannie and Nina Wilcox
spent Sunday with Rev. John Evans
family at Athe
Mrs. F. K. Chairman left last night
for Michigan, where she will visit rel
atives for a few weeks.
Mrs. Adam Crossman, formerly of
this place, now of the Cove, is in the
city visiting relatives for few weeks.
Vern Van Vranken, who has been
employed in the Mcintyre grocery,
will leave shortly for Walla Walla,
where she has accepted a position.
]. f. IcQuary, proprietor of tho
City hotel. is expected to arrive here
today from the sound, where he has
been for some days on pleasure trip.
Attorney S. D. Peterson brought suit
in the Justice court Saturday for Fred
Lauer against W. H. Prentice. The
case is now pending.
aAll the notes and accounts of the
Gentry bankrupt estate known as the
Rec Hive stock, were sold Saturday,
amounting to $500, We're turned over
! to NJ. s. Gentry, who bid on it for
: S32. The final report of the trustee,
H. F. Wright, has neen filed with the
referee, Thomas Fitz Gerald, at Pen.
dleton, and he will declare a final
dividend.
The Bank of Milton has commenced
suit in the justice court against John
Wood to secure payment of two prom
b issory notes aggregating $3.50, and $40
' for attorneys fees.
Contractor F. A. Wormington is at
work on a $4,000 residence for Edgar
Hoon on his Hudson Bay ranch.
Columbia College VIII Open Sept. 10.
: The Columbia college at this place.
attendance is expected. A first-clas SIS
corps of teachers has been selected for
this term.
Rev. ]. H. McAllister as been in at
!, tendance at the Columbia river con-
:. ference which has teen in progress at
North Yakima.
= r. L. Archer, of this city. who has
A been visiting at his former home in
"a Tennessee, has returned.
q ]. F. Slower is moving his stock from
v the old Fair store building to the Bee
i Hive building, formerly occupied by
d J. H. Gentry.
II Some very fine peaches have beer
" sold from this section of late. ]. y
,e Stone had 1900 b"xes most of which
w he sold at 81 Der box. VIM. FORSYTH,
lie sold $1,000 worth Of peaches this year
,e having received from S5 cents to s.
per box. for them. Mr.. Vinson sole
al SIS worth of large peaches from min
ye 3-year-old trees. Peaches are unusu
to ally large this year, owing to irriga
tion in many instances and as the,
2. were somewhat scarce those that re
ey mained on the trees were much large
e, than when the crop is greater. TIL
III Price is good for peaches this yea
se also.
A. E. Troyer Rev. Shangle. Mr.. An
h, derson and others had peaches tina
le measured 13 inches this year, an
ne many state that they never saw ther
so large. The reporter received som
la OF the finest ever seen from Mr. Troy
ne er, for which she was very grateful.
NJ ~ MI r~ft t-A
H. Friday from oxford, Miss, the coupl
e having been married at that plac
Wednesday, August 20. The cor
d tracing parties are well known an
nc highly esteemed in Milton. Mr.. Fra
y" zier is assistant cashier of the Ban
OF Milton and stands high in the cour
D ty. The bride for the past two ses
:. sons has been musical instructor {
=, Columbia College, and she is high
- a accomplished and talented young lad
'at They are now keeping house and hay
an he best wishes Of their many frienC
,ss here.
Milton is taking an active interest
all the Umatilla- Morrow district fair. ar
w. there will he a good attendance fro
, a this section Of the county.
len FRANK WILSON'S Leg BrOken.
ort Frank Wilson had the misfortune
break his leg Thursday while endea
Uring to prevent a team from runniI
asst away. The team became frighten'
lila and while he was struggling to pr
BOD vent them from breaking loose, NJ
usy Wilson stepped into a hole in 4
any ground. twisting his leg,/ The fractu
was set by DIR. Dotson.
air. Land Sales.
live Pat T1gells, OF State Line. has jr
Ter. purchased $40 acres Of good whe
and land from A. Hohson for a consider
tlon Of s1s,500.
Rev. Howard has sold his residen
the proI erty to MIR. Whitman, Of Wa
ats walla. for $3.50 The sale was ma
tive through A. f. Troyer, the real ests
five man.