East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-03
ADAMS FARMERS GETTING
READY FOR FALL SEEDING
SUMMER FALDOWING NOW IN.
DER WAY-ADAMS MAY
HAVE BAND SOON.
Especial Correspondence, ,

ASptEldl NOTTeSpOuuence.D
ADAMS, Ore, Oct. 80. A. simp-
son is now working his summer fall
low and getting his ground ready for
seeding.
Fred Brown is also getting his sum-
mer fallow in condition so he can
seed.
Able Molstrom is now laying new
water pipes. He is also tearing down
hsi windmill and intends opump his
water with a gasoline engine.
Willie Johnson made a trip to PEN
dleton this week in his car.
Arnold Planting is cleaning wheat
for his neighbors.
Ben Simonton, one of the farmers
near Adams, has a man narrowing his
summer fallow with ten mules, get
ting the ground ready for fall seed
ing.
Sharles Pell is cutting his hay. so
as to be prepared when fall seeding
sets in.
Ike Christopher has a team work
ing on the Havana road filling up
the ruts.
J. o. Hales is making a new fence
on his place.
Schafer Brothers are saving wood
for Frank Hyde.
A "Get-together' meeting was
held in the city hall Tuesday evening
and a large crowd attended the meet
ing. The purpose of this meetinb
was to discuss church affairs and to
have a good time in general Mr..
McRae. the whistling evangelist OF
Hermiston, and also the pastor OF
that place. was present and gave a
good toast" Mrs. ]. W stockton
also gave a toast on Sunday schools.
G. o. Richardson and Mr.. George
Woodward gave toasts Mr.. Richard
sons speech was pleasing and appre-
ciated by all. Mr. woodward's speech
was on Country Churches" and was
very good.
Then to end the meeting properly.
refreshments were served by the
young ladies. All had very enjoy
able time and hope that this will not
be the last of the "Get-together"
meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bently. who have Iiv-
ed in Adams a good many years. left
Thursday morning for Parker Wash
ington, where they will remain this /
winter with relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bentley will be missed very much in
as they have many friends
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guiess and
daughter. Winnifred, left Thursday
for California where they
will remain during the winter The
Guess family will also be missed very
much in Adams because they were
active members in the church ana
also took interest in town affairs,
Miss Winnifred GuieSs sang two very
beautiful songs at the "Get-together
meeting Tuesday evening.
Mr.. McRae returned TO Hermiston
Wednesday morning after spending
the night with Rev. J. w Stockton
The rumor that is going about
town now is whether or not Adams
shall have band. II is being talked
Of considerable by the Adams people.
Mr.. Joe Dupuis is laying the floor
n the city hall
Mrs. Moody and children came to
Adams today. where they will make
heir future home.
Mr.. J. W. stockton and family VIII
,oon vacate the house in which they
ire living and move into the Guiess
.esidence where the Guless now live !
rhey are much delighted by the
change.
Herman Kirk is making desperate
attack on his woodpile. With a Saso'
inc saving outfit. NO quarter Is
his slogan.
4 w. Douglas and Henry taylor
are cutting their third crop OF aiaI-
IA.
Lawrence Lieuallen and J c. Chest
nut we're Weston visitors Wednesday
making the trip in the formers car
]. ]. Iieuallen has three teams
working the summer fallow on the
Price homestead
Fred Hendrickson's portable chop
mill is doing crushing work at the
sam Davis ranch. 3,