East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-21

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been confined to the house since last
November.
Mrs. H. L Long OF Pine City. MINI.
Is visiting with her father. W. h.
Bailey.
f. w. Carpenter Of Portland. has
accepted a position with the Twin City
Cleaners as head spotter and hat
blocker.
Rev. II. S. Shangls and wife just re-
turned from trips south. Mrs. Shangle
has been making quite an extended
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Coy Sims
OF Dallas. Texas as well as visiting
friends in other states. returning
through California. she met Mr.. Shan
gle at Medford. Ore. from which
place they proceeded homeward to-
gether.
Alex. Killing will have an auction
sale the 25th at Touchet. Wash. w.
c. Wade will cry the sale.
T. c. Reese. who has been spending
the winter at Spokane, where he Is at
tending q school. spent Sunday with
his family in Milton.
Work has already begun on the
auto park, under the direction of C. 9.
Cheshire. chairman Of the committee.
The opening league game Of the
season will be played on the Milton
grounds next Sunday afternoon, be-
tween the Blue Mountain and Walla
Walla teams.
Mrs. Nancy Johnson OF North Mil
ton. with her brother who Is visiting
her. from Nebraska. left for San Jose.
Cal. to visit sister, at that place.
starting on the Tuesday mornings
train.
The Easter program at the Chris
tian Church Sunday night was an ex-
cellent one and was appreciated by a
large crowd. Mrs. H. F.. McQuary
certainly proved her ability to train
young people. The little tots of the
beginners department whose teachers
are Mrs. Wiley VanSlyke and rMs. ].
Pitzer, provoked many complimentary
comments.
schools are looking forward to the
coming local trial track meet with
great anticipation. 1t is to take place
shortly
II. E. McQuary returned Monday,
from Pomeroy, WASH. where he has
been conducting the singing at revi-
val
Robert Simpson, manager of the
Simpson Auto Company, Pendleton
was In the Twin Cities Monday.
Charles Whiting of Freewater prob
ably possesses the distinction of hav-
ing caught the biggest fish this spring.
He had on exhibition in John Stand
ages hardware store window, steel
head salmon thirty one inches long,
caught with No. 6 trout hook. The
fish are reported to be exceptionally
plentiful this spring.
p. A. Boutwell, and son expect to
have their new building between the
Peoples Mercantile Company's store
and the Silver Star Theatre on Depot
Street, Freewater, ready for occupancy
by the first of the month. II is to be
a bakery that Freewater may well
be proud Of
]. r. Slower says that the spraying
Is about half done. in the vicinity of
his fruit tracts.
There will be q public auction on
the street at Freewater next Saturday.
There were interesting programs
both morning and evening. at the
Federated Church, Freewater, Easter
sunday. In the morning there were
appropriate services, using merged
service of s. s. and church, the most
impressive number of which was the
dramatization of the Easter story by
the young peoples class.
Twenty nine members were added
to the church roll on confession and
by letter.
The evening services consisted of a
musical program telling the Easter
Story, Rev, H. 9, Slower pastor.
Mrs. e. III. Maiden, Elzora street.
Milton Is slowly recovering from an
attack of influenza and grief over the
recent death of their daughter, Mrs
mckenzie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maiden are very greatful over the
presence of their daughter Daisy in
their hour Of sorrow and sickness.
Miss Daisy was on her way home
from China when she received tele-
gram stating that her sister was dan
gerously Ill and to make all possible
hasts to reach her bedside. Miss Daisy
had been gone five years, and when
che reached her sisters side, her sis
ter was too Ill to fully recognize her.
The sisters had always been most de-
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