East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-16
.S.A. EDWARDS ELECTED
/. MAYOR AT THE POLLS
N ADAMS ON MONDAY
TREASURER, RECORDER AND
COUNCIIlMEN ARE ALSO
CHOSEN FOR CITY.
Preparations arc Being Made for the
Band Concert 70 be Held Friday
Evening by the Adams MusiciAns--
Chapel Car VIII Remain Rest OF
the Week-Otber News.
(speclal Correspondence

ADAMS, Ore, Dec. 16.-City elec-
ton at Adams Monday resulted in the
election OF S. A. Edwards. mayor; T
A. Lieuallen. recorder; A. II. Girby,
treasurer; A. l. Myrick. councilman
for one year: ]. W. Peringer. Charles
scholtz and Steven L. Edward. coun-
cilmen for three years. The election
board was, Mrs. L. Peringer, chair
man: Miss Fern Edwards. Judge; @.
o. Richardson. judge: Mrs. Ella Bow
ling and Anna schotz. secretaries.
Large preparations are being made
for the band concert and basket So
cIal which is TO take place next Fri
day night.
The chapel car will remain here the
rest Of the week but there will be
no services in II Friday night. as all
are interested in the first concert Of
the Adams band which is advertised
for that evening. Mr.. LOndell Is put
ting in extra practice and drill on the
Adams band.
w. X. Burgess will begin his work
as instructor OF manual training at
Adams and Helix Jan. 4th. The pu-
pills OF the sixth. seventh and eighth
grades and the high school are an
ticlpating grand results from this op-
portunity.
A number OF people from the reser-
walton were in attendance at the show
Monday night.
Wrennie Green was seriously hurt
Sunday afternoon. While on his way
TO the Rrebs ranch his horses fright
ened by the noise OF a passing motor
cycle. upset the buggy and made
their escape Neighbors carried Mr..
Green 10 Mr.. McIntyres house and
summoned a doctor Immediately He
was removed TO the home OF Mrs.
Ella Simonton where he is recuper-
ating as rapidly as could be expected
He was badly bruised and scratched
but no broken bones were discov-
cred. lie had hardly recovered from
crushed ankle resulting from his
saddle horse falling on him.
Joe Lavadour and family were Sun
day visitors at Mrs. Isabel French's
home.
Mrs. winnifred Giess-McKenzIe. IA
vored Miss Mamie stockton with por-
traits OF her. bridal boquet.
Miss Nellie Darr. high school teach
er at Athena. spent the week end with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Darr.
An informal dance succeeded the
show Monday night The music was
furnished by Wilson Stock Co.'S band. |
Among those attending the chapel
car Sunday from the west side were
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Christopher. Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Enbysk. Mr. Sam Da-
Wis and family. Fred Enbysk and fam
lly, Walter Jacobson and a car load
Of friends. Mrs G.. W. Planting and /
family and Henry Hudemann. The
array OF motor cars at the depot was
quite interesting showing how the
farmers can increase church attend
lnce when they are so inclined.
The chapel car was we'll filled with
an attentive audience Sunday night
Dave Nelson OF Pendleton spent
Monday on his ranch.
b. +. Anderson was in Pendleton
Monday
Chas Gregory has used the crew
Il roadmen TO build a shelter over the
steam roller which will remain near
adams till spring. The camp is de-
erted Charley will superintend rock
rushing in Pendleton.
Matt Defining has completed his
lew work shop on the ranch.
The Wilson Stock company's show
ionday night was high grade and
realty appreciated.
The Waltmeyer and o'Connell
ompany will undertake TO amuse the
opulace Tuesday night
During the first four days ending
Zee. -, forty-one registered as pat
ons OF the Adams branch OF the
'matilla county library and IS
ooks were loaned OF which % were
ctlon and Juvenile.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lewis are re-
,icing over the birth Of l-2
ound heir which arrived early Mon
ay evening. 7