East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-02
CAKE GOES
in THE MAIL
MRS. o. G. RICHARDSON OF AD-
ANS RECEIVES THANKS
GIVING PRESENT.
(specIal correspondence.l }

(Speclal CorreSpondence)
ADAMS, Ore, Dec. Mrs. G. o.
Richardson received by parcel post a
very nice fruit cake from Mrs. Han.
nah Rogers OF La Grande for her
Thanksgiving dinner.
Bert Kirby, city merchant was a
visitor at the county seat Tuesday.
Charles Nelson, brother of Sam Nell
son the o.-W, r. & N. agent return.
ed to his home in Weston after visit
ing his brother here.
A special meeting of the council
was held Monday evening. The pur.
pose of this meeting was to repeal an
ordinance.
Delbert Wilson of Pendleton, was
the guest Of Miss Ethel Peringer Sun
day.
The sermon Sunday evening preach
ed by Mr.. Warren, the presiding ell
der, in the Methodist church, was
very interesting. People from the
country attending included Mr.. and
Mrs. Christopher and Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Hales.
Mrs. Lee Cowger. sister of Mrs
James Chestnut, who has been visit
ing her sister for over month start
ed on her way to Iowa Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. Londell, the band instructor
Of Athena, was in Adams Monday
and met with his pupils Monday eve-
ming for practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Stone have been
spending few days with Mrs. Stones
mother.
The Baptist chapel car will arrive
in Adams this week, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Driver. The first of the meet
ings will be held Wednesday evening
in the car, which will be placed near
the depot Everybody is invited to
come. and a good, interesting and
beneficial time is promised
Frank Krebs was in town Monday
Mrs. James Chestnut accompanied
her hister, Mrs. Lee Cowger, TO PEN
dleton Wednesday.
Roy Ferguson, who resides about a
mile and a half from Adams, was in
town Monday evening.
A ASSAioS VIII SOOn De mere ana
the people of Adams are busy pre-
pairing for the holidays Among those
who will be the most busy are the
four teachers. 1t fell upon the teach
ers to arrange for the Christmas pro-
gram, which has always been a sue.
cess.
I. B. Simpson and family motored
to Pendleton to do some shopping.
Fred Hendrickson and f. Wester-
sund motored to the county seat for
the purpose of trading.
The farmers west of Adams are
busy burning their stubble, so their
ground will be ready for spring work.
Abe Molstrom has completed a new
barn. He drove to Pendleton this
week to do some trading.
Henry Hudeman and wife motored
to Pendleton this week.
c. L. Woodward is plowing his al
falfa field and is going to sow wheat
in the place of it.
]. o. Hales and family motored to
Pendleton Saturday to do some shop
ping.
Mr.. and Mrs Purl Hales and their
daughters Rena and Reta were in
Adams last Friday to attend the
skating.
William Johnson has gone to the
Weston Mountain to visit friends.
j. c. Walters is moving his bunga-
low from Sand Hollow to Gerking
Flat
Dave Nelson is moving his fence
out into the road He is trying to
make it straight.
j. w. Schafer and family were visit
ors at the county seat this week.
Charles Pell and family motored TO
the county seat Monday to do some
shopping
Anthony Glinecke motored to PEN
dleton Sunday in his new car.
Herman Kirk is busy saving his
winters wood with gasoline engine
outfit.
Morton Elder of Pendleton was in