East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-10

Adams, May 10.-Next week will
close the present term of school in
Adams, which has been very success
full.
T. ]. Kirk, republican candidate for
representative, accompanied by his
wife, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Jerry Swart, who was recently
operated on in Athena, is rapidly i'm
proving, and it is expected that she
will be able to return home early next
week.
Miss Martha Lieuallen visited with
her uncle, w. Lieuallen and family, at
Weston last Sunday.
V. S. Mcdonald, of Walla Walla,
who has a wheat ranch northeast of
town, was in the city yesterday look
ing over his crops, which he feared
would be damaged by the long dry
spell. He reports that the spring
wheat has been injured to some ex-
tent, but no damage has been done to
fall wheat in this locality. He says
that he examined wheat in the Milton
and fears there will be a considerable
loss between there and Walla Walla.
Barley will suffer to some extent al
so.
It is reported that Claude Estes,
who has conducted a barber shop in
Athena, will open a shop in Adams in
a short time.
Mrs NJ. ]. Ferguson. of Pendleton,
is spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Lieuallen.
DIR. Fred Lieuallen, who is now
practicing medicine has purchased the
interest of DR.. Griswold in the Helix
drug store, and is now sole owner Of
the store. The doctors will practice
medicine together as heretofore, how
ever.
]. D. Gregoire, the city recorder, is
in Pendleton taking A. L. Knights
place in the Ralfour- r-Guthrie ware
house while the latter is away on a
business trip for several days.
Miss Bertha Brewster, of Pendle-
ton, spent last Sunday with relatives
in Adams.
]. T. Lieuallen and son Lawrence,
and daughters Ethel and Lula, are
spending a few days on the Lieuallen
ranch in the vicinity of Meacham.
L. L. Rogers, we'll known rancher
In the Adams country, has gone to
Alberta, where he will remain few
weeks looking after land interests.
Miss Stella Lieuallen entertained
the members of the Singing club at
her home Tuesday evening in a very
| enjoyable manner.
Son Was Born.
i Born, Tuesday, May s, to Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles Otterstedt, in this city
son.
Purchase Lumber Yards.
The Whitehouse Crawford Lumber
company, of Walla Walla, has made
arrangements to purchase the lum'
ber stock of A. NJ. Gillis, of Athena
} who recently established a yard a
, this place. The company will imme
diately ship in a carload of posts anc
make other improvements. This lum
8 ber company has established yards a
Weston, Milton and Touchet of late
, and it is understood that they will als'
put in a yard at Athena.
Slip Eggs to Idaho.
The Inland Empire Mercantile com
pany has been shipping eggs I'd Mul
D Ian, Idaho, and other points Of late
X. of =. Initiate at Helix.
: Messrs. d. G. Mckenzie, Alex Nc
Kenzie, d. H. Bayne, H. A. Richard
son, L. D. Eaton and Charles Ralstol
q were among the members of Iona
q lodge No. 90, K. of p, who paid He'll
lodge X. of p. visit last night, t
r assist in initiating some new candi
d dates at that place. They drove owe
e last evening, and as the goat was 1
l, the best of humor all were at thei
g posts in Adams this morning, report
e ing a very enjoyable trip and loys
e treatment at the hands of the He'll
Knights.
For n painful burn there ig nOthin