East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-26
HELIX FARMERS BEGIN
BARLEY HARVESTED
CROPS IN PROSPECT
WITH FAVORABLE WEATHER
CONDITIONS YIELD WILL BE
BETTER THAN LAST YEAR.
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east Oregonian Specially
HELM ore, July 26.-Quite a
number Of farmers began harvesting
barley Monday
While harvest is a little late there
is prospect for a fairly good crop,
Carl Kupers and others who farm eX-
tensively state with favorable wea-
ther conditions the yield will be equal
or little better than that of last
year.
The Ladies of the Maccabees gave
a lawn social at the home of Mrs,
Len d. Smith Saturday evening which
was we'll attended. Their program
was well rendered, Miss Erva Dale
instrumental music; recitation by
Wayne Wyrick, vocal duet, Mildred
Eplin and Lillian Cramer; song, Cliff
ford Kendall; recitation, Irma Tes-
enc; song, Mrs Harry Hicks; recita-
tion, Eta Dale; song, Mrs, Fred Os-
wald; selected reading, Rev, c..
schmidt; duet. vocal, Mrs. Len d.
Smith and Erna Rutter About $12
was cleared from the sale of cake
and ice cream.
Mr. and Mrs, James Hill attended
the Speed EN- Up races at Ia Grande
Saturday and Sunday.
Dare Dale motored to Spokane
Thursday.
r. Winans of Lone Rock, Ore, was
a Friday visitor,
Fred Collins and family have moved
to Reith Mr.. Collins will put in a
pool room.
w. II Dale went to Walla Walla
Thursday TO purchase fixtures for har-
vest work
Mr.. and Mrs, E. ]. Newman of Al
hany, Ore. moved here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Snodgrass Of Arling-
ton, are visiting their daughter Mrs.
w. H Morrison this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Montgomery of
Pendleton, We're here Friday on bus
mess and pleasure. They visited Mr..
Montgomery motter, and made a
trip to his wheat ranch north Of
town
w. H. Albee was a Pendleton visi-
tor Friday,
Dr. and Mrs w. H. Mckinney were
Weston visitors Friday.
]. T. Griswold was a business Wis
itOr to Pendleton Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Shupe returned to her
home in Pasco Saturday from a weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs, E, Zeuske came out from PEN
dleton to attend the Maccabee's soci-
al Saturday. She is a member here,
Everett King is quite sick with
mumps but is improving
Mrs. John Wyrick went to Pendle-
ton Sunday to bring Mrs. Manuel
Friedly out for a weeks visit.
Several couples of Helix young peo-
pie attended the dance at German
Hall near Myrick Station Saturday
night
A dance was given in honor of
Hazel McCulley's 18th birthday in the
new barn just completed at Wallace
Cargill's Saturday night. E. E. Ehe-
Ter Of Helix and Mrs Wilcox and Eff
fie Laing of Cold Springs furnished
the music. There was a good crowd
and splendid time reported. Re-
freshments were served during the
evening.
VIII Ruther made trip to La
Grande Saturday. Mrs. Ruther ac-
companied him as far as Adams and
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs n,
o. CarlstrOm over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McGranahan
have moved into the Rehn residence,
Mr.. McGranahan is in business here.
Miss Elva Engdahl Of Portland yis-
tied her brothers Carl and Frank a
few days last week. She has return-
60 home.
Mrs b. f. Cargill Of Pendleton is
Spending the summer at the home Of
her son Wallace in Cold Springs.
Mrs y. curtis visited relatives in
Walla Walla Sunday.
Roy Mcdonald Of Athena was a
SUNDAY visitor at the Bryan home.
G. Kurrle was Holdman visitor
Sunday
9. w. OTtOn has returned from an
extended visit to Portland
Walter Cramer has returned from /
Baker City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson are
visiting their children in Juniper and |
VansyCle this week.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Darran of Ju-
nper We're guests at the NJ. d. Smith
home Saturday. u
Miss Esther Narkans was a sun
day visitor here,
Ernest Ghormlcy Of Juniper was a
sunday visitor
Mrs. NJ. D. smith was a Pendleton
visitor Tuesday She is having dental
work done.