East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-24
TWIN CITIES BEING
BR|GATENED BY PAINT
nv W. H. BIRDSElL
CEast Oregonian SpeciaD

/ 1t the nome OF MI ~ - \
| Mrs. Harold Grey returned nome !
from a two weeks visit with her
parents at Richland. Ore. Mrs. 1tuth
4 Simonis of Riehland aecompanie"
Mrs. Grey home and will visit rev
ldays here in Milton.
MIR. and Mrs. Cog X. Sims arrived
in Milton Friday from Dallas, rex
as. where they have been making
their home for some time past MI.
Sims will stop here u few days ana
will go on to Medford, Ore, where
he will have charge of the NJ. f.
church South. Mrs. Sims will re-
main here with relatives and friends
labout Il month, and then proceed TO
| Medford to join her husband.
Mr.. Bruce Shangle of the Farmers
brokerage Company of Milton, re-
Iports four important real estate deals;
Mrs C. p. Plant has purchased the
residence on Mill street, Milton, that |
she has occupied for some time. be-
longing to Herburt March. Consid-
Grafton, $4,000. Frank and Dean
Harrington sold a place near Una
ipine to Jas. II. Sims, for $4,000,
and A. l.. Brunton sold his place
inorthwest of Freewater to John l..
Wilson. for $99l00, Mr.. Wilson in
turn selling his place in Milton, con-
sisting of house and four lots. in
Blacks Addition, to Mr. Brunton for
$4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sect of North
Dakota are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. S. Sect of Milton.
II G. NJ. Hodges of Portland, repre-
sentative of the Fisqk Tire company.
was in the Twin Cities doing busi-
r ness Monday.
G. d. Hitchcock drove over to
n rasco Saturday evening, returning
Monday morning, bringing his wife
home with him, she having been
staying over there with her parents
for the past fortnight. Mr.. Hitch
cock reports the roads good, and the
work on the new bridge progressing.
Lloyd w. Still returned Sunday
E morning from Berkley, Cal, where he
b has been attending the university
He said the class of 1892 with
which he graduated numbered twenty
two hundred. said to be the largest
graduating class in the world.
In interviewing O. Il. Smith, paint
ing contractor, one cannot help but
be impressed with the improvements
that are going on in the Twin CT
ulties. He is now working on th
residence of W. 8. Munsell on Mil
street, Milton. Mr.. Munsell is hav
ling all of his buildings treated to ;
coat of paint. Mr.. Smith has jus
finished the residence of Willar'
Johnson on South Main street, Mil
ton, and also c. =. Collins residence
hack of the Milton garage, and h
has the contract for painting DE
IN Harris house, the interior decora
Hltions of which will be second to non
Elr the valley, as well as N. ]. Van
Skykes new residence, in Mort
~ Milton. These residences are all ne
except Mr.. Munsels and the paint
In ing of which with that of the ne
high school building and the new io
and cold storage plant, all being I'll
work of only one of Milton's cor
tractors speaks well for the amour
OF improvement that is being dor
here.
Will Carter is remodeling apd r.
pairing the residence of James Fr;
zier.
Mrs W. Fl. Cameron of Mosco'
IN Ida paid Milton hurried visit MOI
lday morning. 1t has been tenNyea
since Mrs. Cameron had been her
and the changes have been so gre
in that time that she could hard
get her bearings She was an o
time friend of the late Mrs, c.
Collins.
Mrs. A. M. Elan is able to
about again, after ute an extend
illness.
Mrs. Robert McEwen is able to
-s about with the aid of a crutch, aft
- being confined to the house sin
- last February when she had the mi
fortune to slip and fall on the io
- breaking a hip bone
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Glen of Was
\ tuckna, Wash, with their childr
" Bennie and La Won spent the we,
end with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bail
OF Milton.
= There was a very happy family r
;. union at the home of Mr.. and Nj
t. + w. H. Bailey, the occasion being
o + honor of the birthdays of Mr.. al
% Mrs. Bailey. Mr. Bailey's being L
o + 18th and Mrs. Bailey's the 81 of Ma
0 + The children present were: Rail-
70 + Bailey of Milton. and Mrs T..
I.cng of Pine City, Minnesota. Di
l. + ner was served.
The ladies of the Legion Auxilia'
+ realized $45.20 from the silver t,
II + given in the Presbyterian gymnasiu
+ last week, which will go to the mi
|. 4 sic fund of the soldiers hospital
Walla Walla. Fifteen of the Auxil
ary ladies of Milton, on invtatio
attended the silver tea given by Il
ems Auxiliary ladies of Walla Walla, Il
ii proceeds of which also went to Il
gent music fund.
the There will be union memorial Sc
III vices at the Christian church Sun
lout day morning, Rev. C. A. Rexoad d.
Ion livering the address, The G. A. ]