East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-15
THERMOMETER At
HELIX z ABOVE
PARTY GIVEN Mrs. d.
w. THURSTON BIZ MOTHERS
TEACHERS CLUB.
Happy FNmily Reunion At Home OF
Mrs.. Mary MOntgOmery-The w. C.
7. U. Meets With Mn. r f. Golst
-Other Newsy Notes.
(East oregonian Special

(East Oregonian Specially
HELIX. Nov. l5-The recent cold
weather put a stop to seeding and
blowing. Monday morning the tenn.
p%erature was 2 degrees above zero.
There was a light shipment %
wheat last month owing to a shortage
Of cars.
Rev. D. W. Thurston and family
left Tuesday for Elma, Wash.
The last regular meeting Of the
Mothers and Teachers Club will DO
held at the home OF It's president,
Mrs. w. II. Albee. Friday next.
The w, c. T. U met with Mrs. L. f..
Geist Friday last. There was a good
attendance, and a new member, MIS-.
Minnie walker, was secured. Re.
ports were made by Mrs. +. T.. Geist,
and Mrs, ]. Griswold, delegates to thu
state convention, and by Mrs, J. s.
Norvell, a visitor. The union will
meet AT the homes Of its members
during the winter. the next meeting
to he at Mrs |, Hutcheson's.
The farewell party given to Mrs.
d. w. Thurston by the Mothers AMI
Teachers Club at the home Of MIS-,
NJ. l.. Morrison saturday afternoon.
was an enjoyable affair, 20 OF its
members being present. Excellent
music was furnished by Mrs T. ".
Drew and Mrs. Victor Mason at the
piano and vocal solos by Misses Flea
nor and Augusta stockton. Refresh
49, ..-. -.... W.T..
were Mrs D, W. Thurston guest OF
honor, Mesdames b. Grady. N.
Curtis, w. II. Davidson, NJ. D. Smith,
W. II. Albee, f. l.. Noryell. l.. Clark.
], s Norvell, A, L. Grover, F. =. Geisr
r NJ. cook. r, Mcconnell Misses Sa-
rah Montgomery. Eleanor and Augur-
Ia Stockton.
There was a happy family reunion
at the home Of Mrs, MARY Montgom-
cry sunday. All her children being
present except Robert, OF King Hill.
Idaho. Present were Mr.. and Mrs. r.
G. Montgomery OF Baker. Alex. ot
King Hill, Idaho. and ]. T and son
Lloyd. OF Pendleton. Mrs. Lucy How
ard and daughter Helen. Of Wood
burn, and Mrs. w. n. Albee and Mtss
Sarah OF Helix.
Word comes from st, Anthony,
Idaho. that A. p. Myrick, well known
throughout the country, Is improved
In health. He suffered a paralytic
stroke recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Leroy Of Walla
Walla, were guests at the Mason
home during the week.
Abraham casey has moved to Ash
ton, Idaho, where he purchased a
farm.
]. Powers was in town a few hours
last week, while moving from Wes-
ton to Holdman.
Mrs. Minnie walker Is having her
ranch house improved and reprinted.
Mir. Bellies, civil war veteran of
Wallula, was here during the week.
J. j. Lewis and J. Griswold wero
Alfalfa visitors Friday.
J. Slack has returned to Missouri
after an absence OF two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hicks and Mrs.
Ira Scott we're guests at the Kern
home Sunday.
Miss opal Rice, a Cold Spring
teacher, spent Sunday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. l. Norvell, motor
ed to Pendleton Friday.
Mrs. j. McDougal left Saturday FOR
her home in Condor.
Mrs. ]. W. Stockton and Misses
Eleanor and Augusta of Ferndale.
visited Saturday and Sunday with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. e l..
Norvell.
G. Lorenzen and f. Westersund "
Juniper were saturday visitors.
L. D. owens Of Wallula was a sun
day visitor.
Mrs. Norvell Rott and children lett
for their new home near La Cross,
the last of the week.
Mesdames V. V. Kerley, @. f..
Smith, George McGranahan. Charles
Alspach and Miss Jean McGregor at
tended the convention at Milton sat
urday for the Rebekahs. They report
a splendid session and an enjoyable
time.
f NJ. Ghormley of Pomeroy, wash,
was in tow the first of the week,
looking for a location for mercantile
business.
Mrs. Matte Benson of Walla Walla,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Catherine
Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Coyle were sun
dav visitors from Walla Wall.
Mrs. w, H Morrison left Tuesday
to visit her parents at Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. King and Nj.
and Mrs. Emil Zimmerman spent
Saturday and Sunday in Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Farlinger
were here Sunday from Cold sprinf.
Mr. FarIinger left on the afternoon
train for Alberta, where he has prop
erty interests.
Mrs. B. Fisher Of Touchet was in
town Monday.
The Thurston family was enter
tanned at dinner Sunday at the Geist
home.
J. l.. Bayse of Alfalfa was a Tues
day visitor.
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Somehow we can't help feeling
sorry for an ex-hero.