East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-13
WELL KNOWN PROJECT
RESIDENTS CELEBRATE
WEDDING Anniversary
MIt. AND MRS. WILLIAM JACKSON
OF HEIiMISTON OBSERVE
GOLDEN JUBILEE.
Couple Married January 13, 1866
Have Nine Children and Are the
Grandparents OF .TweIye-SevcraI
OF the Children Come to Help CeIe-
brate-Came 10 County Ia 1913.
(speeIal correapondencel !


HERMIsToN. Ore. Jan. fS.-Mr
end Mrs. VIM. Jackson. OF this sec
tion. are celebrating their golden
wedding today with a dinner at Their
home. three miles south Of town
Mr. and Mrs Jackson were married
January l3, 1866 in Renfew, Ontario
and are the parents OF nine children
an Of whom are living and the grand
PARENTS OF twelve children.
OF the nine. seven OF the children
have come from their respective
homes 10 celebrate the golden we'd
ding with their parents and are Mrs.
II. l. shippee OF Plentywood. Mon
! tana, Mrs w. ID. Dooley Of Dooley,
Montana. Mrs. f. q. Moore OF Big
Sandy. Montana. Mrs Milton c. Leh-
mer OF Utica, Montana: w. j. jack
son. Jr., OF Utica, Montana and Ed
Jackson and Clint Jackson. both OF
this city.
A. A. Dalglsh brother OF Mrs. Jack
son. Is here 10 attend the wedding
from Admonston. Ontario, II being
over 80 years since they had seen
each other.
Mr.. and Mrs Jackson came here
from Utica. Montana. Nov. 25th, 1918
and during their residence here have
made many warm friens who wish
them even greater happiness in the
future.
The first basketball game played
here this season was between the 10
cal high school and the all stars Sat-
urday evening in the new basketball
hall.
Prof. A. E. Bensel referred the
game. the all stars defeating the high |
school team IL TO IL. The lineup Is
as follows. All Stars, Hunt. right
forward; II. Todd. left forward;
Phelps center; Johnson, right guard:
and J. Roberts. left guard II. II. S.
Waterman. right guard: c. Johns,
left guard; W Blakeslee. center;
Longhorn, right forward; c. Blakes.
lee, left forward. with J. Todd, Hiatt
and shotwell as subs.
Mrs. +. |. Davis and Mrs. G.. w.
Bohn were hostesses on Friday at the
Davis home on Gladys avenue. About
twenty-four guests were present for
the afternoon
Mrs. A. W. Purdy was again hos
less Thursday afternoon to a number
Of her friends when she entertained
at auction bridge.
This Is the second OF series OF
parties given by Mrs. Purdy.
Mrs. Ida F. Smith who visited in
own several days last week, returned
Mrs. A. G. Means OF Umatilla was
he guest OF Mrs f l. Davis Friday
Mrs II G Newport who has been
II at the Pendleton hotel with pneu-
nonia returned home Monday morn
ng and Is much improved
Mrs. Laura Headington returned
he first of the week from Walla
Yalla where she spent several days I.
listing friends
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bohn and
laughter Charlotte, Mrs. c +. Nor
ow and Mrs S. r. OldaKer. motored
o Irrigon where they were the guests
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hawthorne
sunday.
Mrs. Henry Evans and Mrs. Harry ,
Dryer OF Umatilla were gueses OF
riends here Friday.
County school supervisor J A.
'eager and Prof. Griffin OF o. a. c,
isited the local schools Monday
Prof Griffin is canvassing Umatilla
.ounty in promoting the Industrial !
lub among the school children
G. +. Stanfield was down from
echo sunday.
$. r. oldaker was a business vis' l
tor in Pendleton Saturday S
Mrs. Henry Griffin of Umatilla
pent Saturday in this city s
Announcements have been received
Iere OF the marriage of Miss Alberta I