East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-01
TEAM RUNS AWAY,
HELIX MAN HURT
A. MAXWELL THROWN FROM
WAGON AND KICKED BY
HORSE.
A. ID. Charter injured in Face by
Fork Full of Hay; A. l.. Grover
Sells Farm Equipment TO IL b.
Itiohmond; Other News Notes.
(East oregonian Special }

(East Oregonian Specially
HELIX, Aug. 31.-A. Maxwell
working for Lawrence Ringel, was
hurt Monday by his team running
away, throwing him from the wagon.
One horse kicked him, breaking a
rib and causing chest injuries.
A. d. Charter was injured the
first of the week by a fork ful of
hay striking him in the face, damag-
ing an eye. Mr.. Charter left for
Portland Tuesday to consult spec
ialist.
A. L. Grover has sold his farm
equipment here TO II. b. Richmond
and will move to his new home near
Lewiston, Idaho, where he purchased
| 700 acres and leased 1000 for five
years
Mrs Bessie Reese will move into
her new house the last OF the week.
She is having a bungalow built for n
tenant on her ranch.
Rev. F. Grant Hamm and family
are expected in a few days from En-
terprise and win occupy the Chris
tian parsonage. Rev. Hamm has ac-
cepted the pastorate for one year
of the Christian church.
Joe Kerley has added an Ed son
mineograph TO his office equipment.
James Hill is hauling five wagon
loads of wheat with his caterpillar
and expects to haul seven at a load
in the near future
Mesdames ]. S. Anderson, ]. w.
King and George McGranahan went
to Pendleton the first of the week to
receive further instructions in Rel
Cross work. Mrs. Anderson is pres
ident Of the Helix auxiliary
Mrs r. Griffin was entertained
Friday at the Baptist Ladies' Club. of
which she is n member. Mrs. Lydia
Albee, Mrs. NJ. l. Morrison and Mrs.
T. Albee were hosteSSes
Mrs. w II. Albee was given a gen.
uine surprise party Tuesday evening.
honoring her birthday. Games were
played on the lawn and light re-
freshments served. Mrs. Albee was
the recipient of many useful and
beautiful presents. About 20 were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs C A. Anderson enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday in hon
or of Mrs. r. f. Jones. Other
guests were Mrs. Caroline Anderson.
Mrs. Eva Myrick, Mr.. and Mrs ]. S.
Anderson, Mr.. Arch Anderson and
Walker Myrick.
Mrs. r, E. Jones will leave soon for
a tour of California.
Mr. and Mrs f. ]. Newman and
son, left Tuesday by auto for their
old home in Walcott. wyoming.
win Pierce left Sunday TO take
charge of the Farmers warehouse at
Vansycle.
Jens Peterson left Sunday for
land looking.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Richmond are
here from Walla Walla on a visit of
business and pleasure
Minnie Walker went TO Milton
to buy an auto load of fruit, |
Mrs. A. J. Ellsworth and daughter |
Helen. left Monday for their home at |
Lacrosse.
Mrs. f. J. Leslie and Mr.. and Mrs |
C. E. Smith were Bingham Springs |
visitors Sunday
Prof. and Mrs. W, H Musselman |
Of Freewater and Mrs. Musselmans |
Mrs. M. A Craddock of |
Klamath Falls, are guests at the J. |
w King home after u trip of 41O4 |
miles by car without "A puncture.
Their outing was a visit through Cal |
ifornia, and to the beaches of oregon. |
Mrs. Craddock will spend the winter |
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Mason and !
Mr.. and Mrs f. E. Geist were Bing
ham Springs visitors Sunday.
Master Robert Toser left Wednes-
lay for his home in Arlington. Rob
srt has been a guest of his cousins,
and Emil Geist during the
summer.
VIM. Mills of Juniper, was guest
II his niece, Mrs. Z. J Leslie the first
# the week.
Grace Leslie returned Wednesday
rom a weeks visit with Letha Peter
on OF Vansycle. Beatrice Clay of
pokane, was also a visitor at the
ohm Peterson home.
Mrs. V. S Farley and daughter
ybil of Pendleton, were guests of
Irs. Hattie Pierce last of the week.
Tassy Stewart of Freewater, was
! town Wednesday. Mr.. Stewart
emem bered several old friends with
oxes OF choice nectarines.
F. ]. Evans of Burbank, Wash,
'as a Wednesday visitor.
Olin Mills left Wednesday for Wal
lla.
Rita Stanton of waIla walla. is
isiting her grandmother. Mrs. Hattie
ierce.
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