East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-28
Especial Correspondence.l J

but the bulk of the crop has been
marketed.
From six to ten thousand crates
have been sent out Of Milton station
this season and will average approx
mately 1926 a crate net to the grow
ers.
Cherry orchards in the neighbor-
hood of Milton and Freewater are
well loaded and prices will be main
talned exceptionally well.
II. ID. Lamb, manager Of the Milton
Fruit Growers Union, announced to-
day that he has closed a contract with
an Eastern house whereby the latter
will handle all the prunes grown in
this section at $50 per ton net to tho
grower. This is twice as much as was
received for the same fruit last year.
Orchards in this vicinity never looked
better.
Judgment was rendered yesterday
in Justice Miller's court in the case
of Weddle VS.. Dixon. The plaintiff
was represented by S. d. Peterson and
the defendant by c. r. Goodwin. Tho
plaintiff, j. w. Weddle had instituted
suit against the defendant J. w. Dix
on to obtain money which he alleged
was due him from Dixon for labor
performed in digging a well on Dix
ons ranch a few miles below Milton.
The decision Of the jury was unani-
nous in favor of the plaintiff and
judgment was given for damages,
court costs and attorneys fees.
Shanglc -Zclma Wedding.
A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James l.. Frazier last night at s.
o'clock. when their daughter, Miss
Zelma, was united in marriage t. Mr.
Bruce Shangle.
To the strains of the wedding march
played by Miss Lois Shangle, the bri-
die party took their places under an
arch Of ferns and syringa blossoms
and the father OF the groom, Rev. II.
$. Shanglue, pronounced the words
that made them man and wife.
The bride wore a dress Of white
trimmed with lace and
insertion and carried a bouquet OF
white carnations. The groom was
dressed in black.
Miss Lorena Meadows of Heppner,
was bridesmaid. She was dressed in |
pink and carried a bouquet Of pink |
roses. Paine Shangle. brother of the
groom acted as best man.
The rooms of the Frazier home |
were beautifully decorated with pink |
and white draperies and flowers.
After the ceremony the guests were |
served with light refreshments. con-
sisting of ice cream, cake and punch.
Miss Della Samuels, cousin of the
bride. presided over the punch bowl.
Many and costly were the presents
which Mr.. and Mrs. Shangle received
rom their friends and relatives.
The friends of the young people ex-
end their congratulations and wish
hem many years of happy welded
ife. Both the bride and groom are
we'll known in this city and vicinity
having lived here for great many
,ears. Mr.. Shangle is member of
rhe Progressive Realty company,
prominent real estate firm of this
,ity, and his wife is the daughter OF
me of Millions well known citizens
md prosperous Walla Walla valley
armer.
The young couple will soon take
of the new bungalow which
dr. Shangle has recently built in
lorth Milton.
A reception in honor of Mr.. and
irs. Shangle will be given at the
ZONE Of the grooms parents, this
vening at o'clock
Miss Cordelitt Bailey of Dayton, is s
listing in the city the guest at the
lome of Mr.. and Mrs James L. Fra
ier.
Rev. II. S. Shangle, left this morn {
ng for La Grande, returning on
fonday.
Bertha Miller who is suffering with {
n attack of typhoid fever is slowly
Ralph C. Costan, railroad mail clerk |
n the Dayton-Walla Walla o. r. h
:. is in the city visiting his brother {
o-law, Prof. w. C. Howard. t
Mrs. f. r. VanWert, who has been
! for several days is convalesant.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Samuels of Day. |
on are visiting friends in this city. g
Mr.. and Mrs. d. p. Railey of Waits !
urg. who have been here for the past I
eek, returned home today, q
Victor Garfield, a recent graduate
f the commercial departm ont of Co {
imbia college. is working in the '
'irst National bank, during the alb /
ance of Mr.. N. A. Davis, who is at |
,nding the A. Y. p. at Seattle.
Mr.. Harry Wilson of Walla Walla, {
anne to Milton yesterday to attend
he wedding of his cousin, Mr. Bruce /
bangle.
Mr. Earl S. Gear OF Walla Walla, 3
ms recently rented two rooms in the {
o. O. F. building, and will estaD- q
sh cleaning and dying works there. {
Mr.. ]. NJ. Hamilton of Dayton, is
pending a few days in the city visit
ng at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ], 5
, Frazier.
Some beautiful plates are on display
n the windows of the Milton Eagle
ffice. which will he given to all old
ubscrlbers who will pay a years
description in advance and to all new