East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-11

and business OF the Frazier Hardware
| company to enter the United States
army about q year ago, arrived In
Milton yesterday from Camp Lewis.
where he received an honorable dis
charge. Mr.. Frazier has just ready to
embark for overseas service when
news of the signing OF the amistice
last November was received. Since
then he has been doing patrol duty at
Camp Merritt.
Mrs. Harriet Frazier of Colorado
Springs. Colorado, has arrived In
Milton to make an extended visit with
he daughter. Mrs. w. s. Ahern.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Cockburn left
this morning for Portland where they
will spend the week attending the
Rose show.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Wormington,
former Milton residents who have
been ersiding in Seattle for the past
two years where he has been engaged
as foreman in one of the large ship
building plants, returned to Milton
yesterday and expect to remain here
for several weeks if not permanently.
Mrs. Florence Kelley left this morn
ing for Colfax. Washington. where she
will visit for part OF the summer va
cation with her niece, Mrs. Il W.
Orr, who was formerly Miss Verna
Putnam
Chris Armstrong. well known farm
er residing in the Waitsburg district,
was visiting former Milton fiends to-
day.
Among the Milton people who re-
turned today from the annual Ad-
ventist camp meeting held this year
at Yakima are Mr.. and Mrs. C. B
Miller Miss Allene Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Harris. Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Harris, Mayor and Mrs C. d.
Hobbs and two daughters. the Misses
Eula and Tola Hobbs, Mrs. G. w. |
Miller and Mrs. Florence Kelley. They |
report most pleasant and profitable
trip and say the annual camp meet |
ing was one OF the most successful of
its kind ever held in the northwest
Sunday was rally day at the Mil
ton Christian church Sunday school
the attendance being close to 500 !
Once each year this Sunday school
has rally day when special efforts
are made to secure record attend
ance. The efforts this time were sue
cessful as usual.
$. r. Barnes, who until his entry
into the naval forces of the United I
States some two years ago, was n
well known alfalfa farmer residing
near Freewater, has secured an hon
Drable discharge and Is now visiting
at the home OF his father, ]. T.
Barnes, in South Milton.
4 ~, NF r. vi
George A. Price, are among those
rom Milton who will leave tomorrow
or Portland to spend the week at
tending the Rose Festival.
A. L. Demaris, well known local
'tockman. came up Saturday from
where he has been for some
.me and is here this week looking
Lfter business interests. :
Miss Bertha Compton and Miss
Iargaret Alden, students in the col
ege during the past year. left yester. :
ay morning for Salem to spend the :
ummer. :
DIR. c. w. Thomas returned this :
lOrning from Portland where he has .
cen for several days past .
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brainerd of Pay .
tie, Idaho. visited Sunday with Miss :
-nna Compton of the college. Mr.. :
'rainerd is en- route to Manhattan, 8
.ansas, where he is to be a member .
T the agricultural college faculty 3
ext year.
Miss Anna Compton, who has so :
headed the vocal de- =
3rtment of the college for four years :
asst, has accepted a position as d.
.ctor of music and assistant to the =
lstor of the First Presbyterian =
lurch of Walla walla for another =
AR. The many local friends OF Miss ::
ompton will learn of her departure e
ON Milton with genuine regret. g
J. T. Barnes has sold his residence =
I'd acreage property in south Milton q
n. D. Hughes who recently came q
ansas. Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes expect =
leave soon for a trip through the 8
st which is expected to last during u