East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-08
(East' oregonian Specially

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HELIX, Ore, Aug. s-Several far
mers in this vicinity have begun har
yestng.
| a |" Grover sold 10000 bushels o.
last years wheat for 81 and SO cent.
per bushel, and 1000 sacks'this year.
crop Tor 95 cents per bushel.
Happy Brown was kicked by q
horse at the Ralph McEwen ranch
Friday ana brought to town for sur
gical attention. Mr. Brown received
severe cuts on the head.
one Of John Alhe!ts men was hurt
at the ranch 10 miles north of town
Sunday afternoon by being trampled
! by horses. Medical assistance was
summoned from here. The injured
man was taken to St. Anthonys hos
pital Sunday night.
The Knights of Pythias delegates
have returned from attending the su-
preme lodge gathering at Portland.
The first meeting in the month
social Of the mothers and teachers
club was a happy affair Those pres
ent other than members were Mrs.
d. Kendall, Mrs. A. II. Peterson and
Miss Vesta Morrison.
Mr., and Mrs. A. II. Peterson re-
turned Friday from a ten months va.
cation, mostly spent in California.
Mr.. Peterson farms extensively north
OF town.
Mr. and Mrs w, II. Davidson mo-
tored 10 Pendleton Friday
Mrs John Peterson was a Friday
visitor TO Pendleton
Mrs. Martin Lewis Of Dufur, is re-
ceiying medical treatment at Clays
hospital.
}. Coleman Of Pendleton, was a
Thursday visitor.
j. T. GrisWold was a Walla Walla
visitor Friday.
Gordon Brothers of Juniper were
in town Friday purchasing harvest
supplies.
J. J. Lewis was a Walla Walla Wis
itor Friday.
Hugh Bell of Juniper, was in town
Saturday making harvest arrange
ments His crew began work Mon
day.
Mrs. NJ. L. Morrison and daughter
Daisy, were in Pendleton Saturday.
Mrs. Norman Bot of Vansycle
spent the Weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Hutchison
Miss Grace Peringer of Adams
came Saturday for a weeks visit with
Miss Daisy Morrison. The young la
dies attend the same school at Salem
each year.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kirby of Adams
were saturday visitors.
Joe Kerley and Others attended a
play at Pendleton Saturday night.
Misses irene and Erna Ruther and
Hazel Kennedy went to Pendleton
saturday to see the play, Damaged
Goods
Mr. and Mrs. f. H. Richmond of
Athena were saturday shoppers.
Friends of Mrs. Minnie Collins
lately OF Helix, have received word
she is seriously i'll at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Tharp in Athena
Mr. and Mrs E. Z. Theler were
Pendleton visitors Saturday
Olin Mills who has been at Clay's
hospital several days, has recovered
and returned to his work in Juniper.
Mrs, Catherine Stanton, who has
been visiting the past three weeks at
Pomeroy and Walla Walla, is expect
ed Tuesday, accompanied by her son,
Ben, and family.
Mrs Walter Ash OF Wallula return
ed home sunday, having recovered
from a months sickness here Mr..
Ash came to accompany her.
Fred Collins poolroom fixtures were
shipped to Doris Friday.
Mrs. Minnie Walker motored to
Weston Saturday evening.
The Baptist Sunday school officers
and teachers will meet Thursday ev-
ening at the home of Mrs. Z. E.,Geist.
Miss Cecil Phillips of Athena visit
ed friends here Sunday.
B., Leland Morrison was a Pendleton
visitor saturday.
Miss Myrtle Curtis visited relatives
in Walla Walla Sunday
At the close of the service at the
Baptist church Sunday evening. Mrs
W. H. Davidson was baptized by i'm.
Master Wayne Smith, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Buy f. smith, celebrated his
twelfth birthday Saturday afternoon
by inviting a few of his friends to his
home and entertaining them with va
rious games and refreshments OF
,ake and ice cream. Those invited
were Bert Morrison, VIM. Albee, /
Wayne Wyrick. Albert Warren, vern
Dale, Gail Alspach, Emmet Kerlev |
Charles Thurston, Sims Clark, Cecil !
Albee, Dean Clark, Orrin Smith.
Vern King, Harvey Herman, James
Davidson and Wilbur shannon.