East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-09
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son, dean of the college o. liberal arts
OF Spokane university arrived in Mil
ton Tuesday even and returned
to their home Friday. While here
they We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
james Fl. F.. Scott.
President H. S. Shangle Of Colum-
bia college made a flying trip by
train to spokane, returniA5 Thursday
morning.
Rev. J. NJ. Johnson. ores ding elder
of the La Grande district Of the NJ. f.
Church, South, has moved h family
to Milton to give the young people the
advantage of Columbia college. They
have rented the James Dodd home in
North Milton. They are from Rich
land, Ore.
William j. Groseclose and family
from Lewiston, Ida. have moved to
Milton and they will occupy the f. K.
Henry house. They also come to give
the young members of the family the
advantage Of the college.
Thursday evening September IA at
500 o'clock the teachers annual re-
cital in the schools of music and eX-
preston will be given in the college
auditorium.
Mrs. w G. Norwood and daughters
will move to Milton this week from
Corvallis, and the young ladies will
enter the college.
Mrs. owen Howells, head of the
violin school will arrive in Milton
Thursday evening, and the other
teachers win come Saturday and Sum
day.
Columbia college will open it's twen-
ty third years work Monday Septem-
Der II. President Shangle states that
the enrolment will be unusually large
this year, and the students will be of
more mature age than of recent years.
The Baptist young people had a
social and business meeting at the
homeof ]. C. Pritchett, Freewater,
Friday evening.
The Milton Free'water public school
will open Monday, September II but
the MacLaughln union high school
will not be able to begin work till a
week later as the building is not quite
in readiness.
The faculty and board of education
have gotten out a circular of informa-
tion and every patron or any one in
terested in the high school should Sc
cure one
Morris Hickcnbottom went to take
charge of his school in a country dis
trict about eight miles from Pendle-
ton. He went so as to begin last Tues
day, Monday being a holiday. The
term viii! be a nine months one.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kinzer from Juli-
e ia, Idaho, We're guests at the Hick-
enbottom home Wednesday night.
Mrs. Doris Ogden has gone to Port
land to spent the winter with her sis
ter, Mrs. w. &. White.
r. Maxwell has sold his lease on the
vernon place near Umapine to Frank
NIcSherrv.
Rev. NJ. G., Bentley, after spending
his vacation with his family at Crock
ett station has gone to the Willamette
valley and resumed his evangelistic
work.
rhe Lamb Fruit company has fin
ished up their work of shipping
prunes in the Milton -F'reewater dis
trict and at Weston and have gone
now to Boise TO commence operations
there. ''' .'''
Frank Lamb went over to Moscow
Idaho Thursday, returning Friday
night.
The Denison fruit company is prac1
tically through shipping prunes, rel
porting the handling of twehty-seven1
cars for the season.
1t is estimated by fruit men that
ILl whole prune district will ships
about three hundred and ten cars,
this season. against eight hundred
la"t season.
A. S. Kelsie and family are visiting
! at the home of J. ]. Williams.
Miss Thema Christensen, has gone
| to San Francisco, Cal. for an extend
60 visit with her aunt Miss Edith
Perry who is teaching in that city
The joint meeting of the two com
mercial organizations of Milton and
hreewatcr in the social parlors of the
library in Milton Thursday evenind
was well attended, the ladies of the
Improvement club were served the
banquet report the laying of eighty
plates. This was the first meeting
after the summer vacation,
w. II. Burrus, Freewater jeweler id
pelng visited by two daughters, Thel
ma and Esther from N[oberIy, Mo.
who will however stay out a few days
Miss Thelma is with a bank and Mis-.
Esther is with a wholesale grocery
company in the Missouri city.
Mrs. Bessie Milhorn of Idaho Il
visiting her brother w. P. Hopson and
family.
At meeting of the Twin Cities basd
t1ll club Wednesday, Harry Harringl
Tor and o. T. Harstad were elected
manageds and H. R. Vanslyke, Rober
'rieason and Il. D. Monahan were
elected directors.