East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-05

]. G. weleh. local shoe repairman.
led at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
William Antram, here early this
following a brief sickness
caused by the influenza. Funeral
ervices will probably be held sun
lay.
Mrs. Margaret johnson is confined
to her home on De Haven street. suf-
fering with an attack of the influen-
IA
Word was received in Milton yes
terday of the marriage of Miss Hazel
Taylor of Freewater and Mr.. Beryi
Samuel of Milton, the ceremony TAX
ing place in Buhl. Idaho. where Mr..
Samuel has been engaged in the paint
business for the past two months.
Paul Scea of the office force of the
Peacock Mill company, left yesterday
for Corvallis Oregon, where he will
visit several days with his sister Miss
Helen Scea, who is attending the ag-
ricultural college.
Mrs. L. H. Ebbert entertained n
party of Is ladies, members of the
state line Needle Craft Club, at her
beautiful country home near Haun
Principal William sharpe oG the
Rocky Point school, district No. 81.
six miles south of Milton, has sue
seeded in organizing d tennis club
and expects to start soon on the con-
struction of suitable courts on the
SC hoo1 property where club members
may play. Already quite a number
of young people outside the school
t.,, l..
expected to be a popular pastime with
Fork city eople this summer.
James Kirk and family have moved
to their summer home near the dam
on the south work of the Walla WaIla
river where they expect to remain
until the opening of school next fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Frazier of Whit
man station visited the first of tho
week with Mr.. Frazier's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. b. Frazier.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Howard and
three children of College Place, have
moved into the residence on Mil
street recently vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Murphy. resid.
ing five miles west of Freewater are
the parents of a baby girl born Wed.
nesday of this week.
After serving as pastor of the Grace
Presbyterian church of Milton for
more than three years. Rev. Allan A
McRae, has rendered his resignation
t. the congregation and announced
Sunday that he will leave before the
middle OF May for the Willametta
valley.
Miss Norma Coyle is recovering
nicely from the effects of slight sur
gical operation performed Monday OF
this week at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Coyle.
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Robinson who
recently moved to this valley from
Columbus, Montana, have purchased
IA acres of bearing apple orchard
from Bradley & Parrish in the Grand
view district. Mr.. Robinson is PLAN
ming the erection of n modern resi-
dence on the property, construction
work to start within the next few
weeks
Workmen are engaged in the task
Of remodeling the old store buildine
just opposite the Fountain. prepara-
tory for its occupancy by branch OF
the Willard Storage Battery company
Of Walia Walla- The new concern
expects to handle all lines of automo-
bile extras and accessories.
Delegates elected from the Milton
Freewater Baptist church to attend
tho 18th annual session of the Bap-
list churches Of this district, which is
holding in Pendleton Saturday and
are Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Sam
uel Sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Munsell.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.. Hays, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Hall. Rev and Mrs. NJ. G. Bentley
md Miss Bertha Hoon.
Dean w. e. Howard of Columbia !
-olIege will leave Saturday afternoon
or Stanfield where he will preach |
he annual baccalaureate sermon OF
he Stanfield high school Sunday
morning
Mr. ard Mrs George Bade and Mr..
md Mrs. II. B. Lee left this morning
or Lind, Washington, for several
lays where they viii visit Mr. Lees
on who is farming near Lind.
Rev r. u. Gornall Of the Methodist
hurch of Pendleton has been secured
o deliver the annual commencement
ddress to graduates Of the Milton
'rcewater high school Thursday even
ng MAY Is Class exercises will be
.eld in the Christian church.
Dr. A. u. Woodmansee has closed