East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-04
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buggy was broken out and the driver
and the two passengers were thrown
out with only slight bruises. The two
auto or buggy. The tongue of the
passengers were distinguished resi-
dents of Pilot Rock, namely. Ed
Johnson and Alb Oggt both duly sober
and hard nuts to crack. The acci-
dent occurred at the steep pitch in
the road to Pendleton. opposite the
HemphiI home, where neither driver
could see the approach of the other.
Pilot Rock Record.
Mrs. r. L. Casteel, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs H. II. Gilbert of Woodburn,
Oregon, accompanied her mother on
her return after spending the holi-
day season in Pilot Rock. Mrs. Cas-
teel will be absent about two weeks.
Pilot Rock Record.
A pretty wedding took place Sun
day at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs John Harrison,
when their daughter, Flossie Harri-
son. was united in the holy bonds of
matrimony with w. H. Caplinger,
ven 10 10 farmer of big Mckay
creek. Rev. e. w. Warrington Off
ciated.-Pilot Rock Record.
There was a surprise party on Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Miller Tuesday night
December 81. The party was a leap
year affair the girls taking the boys
there and the boys taking them home
New Years morning Those present
were the Misses Louise Brewer Viola
and Christol simmons, Hazel SPECIAL,
Grace Stewart, Grace Shodes, jean
nette Heikes, Mrs. Alta Rogers, Mrs.
Eva Forsythe, and the Messrs Roy
Simmons, Dave Simmons Glen Sim
mons, Harry Simmons, Howard Ran
som, John Loyle OZro Graham, l.. e..
| Stewart, Alta Rogers, Burney Camp
| bell.-Milton Eagle.
Excessive speed Is given as the
! cause of the derailment Of freight
train No. 81 last Saturday night, four
miles west of Milton, by the board Of
inquiry which investigated the acci-
| dent shortly after 1t occurred. The
| train was a freight and no one was
injured, regular traffic over the line
| being delayed but few hours-Mil-
| ton Eagle. =.
Harry Huber, secretary of the Mil
ton Fruitgrowers' union, is one of the
nine trustees named in articles Of in
corporation of the North Pacific
Fruit Distributors association, filed
with the secretary of state Of Wash
| ington yesterday. The purpose Of
the organization Is to market fruits,
act as agents for growers and to op-
crate storage warehouses.-Milt
Eagle.
Uncle John Hiteman suffered an
other slight stroke of paralysis Sat
urday. N'e attack came upon the old
gentleman while in front of Dell
Brothers store. He was taken to his
home in an automobile and latest re-
ports are that he is gradually recov-
ering. This is the third time Mr.
Hiteman has been slightly afflicted
In this instance the right side Is af-
fected. former strokes having to dc
with the left side of the body
Athena Press.
The Baptist church is planning to
hold series of revival meetings al
Weston. beginning the second day
of February. Rev. John A. Peake OF
Mountain Home, Idaho, is expected tc
be with the pastor and do nearly all
OF the preaching He is a speaker
of considerable ability and also ar
excellent singer The church and pas
tor cordially invite all who can dc
so to attend these meetings, and also
ask for the fraternal help and CO.
operation OF Christian people in gen.
eral.-Weston Leader.