East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-05
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since last February, though size had
been able to walk about the house
most of the time. The little one suf-
fered from spinal trouble, the symp-
toms of which developed for the
worse the last few days of her life
The funeral was held from the Meth
odist church in Milton Monday after
noon at 200 o'clock. Rev. Fl. 5.
IShangle, assisted by Rec. VI. f. Hill,
| jOffciating.
! There were many floral tributes and
| the six girls standing at the endS OF
the casket dressed in white presented
a very impressive scene while the
friends and neighbors passed by III
viewing the remains of the little one
in the casket The girls acting as pail
Ibearers We're GeneVieve Galloway, Ar
line McCracken, Mona Merrium Put
J nam, Margaret Groom, Eleanor NC
| Even and Mary Compton. The llttIe
one was laid to rest in the Odd tcl-
lows cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Jones returned
from trip by auto to Enterprlc"'
Sunday.
Arthur Milby went to Portland sun
day taking his daughter, Mildred
with him, intending to enter her IN
school there.
Last Sunday there was happy re-
union, of members of the family of
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Davis at their
home in Milton. Those who gathered
| were Mr.. and Mrs Carl Hicks of
| Walla Walla with their child, ana MT.
| and Mrs. Cecil Hicks of Pendleton ana
| child Miss Dorothy Jane, in honor OF
whose first birthday the reunion was
held. Besides the above mentioned
sons and their families, two of Mrs
Dayils nieces, Miss Emily McBrooln
and Mrs. f. NJ. Grggs and husband
from Pendleton We're present.
II Mrs. j. NJ. Stadfeld went to La
.liGrande to spend a week with her par
ents and bring her daughter back
with her. the daughter having been
jlstaying with her grand mother.
]. NJ. Stadfeld drove over to Dayton
Sunday, taking his sister, Mrs. j.
n Sparks of Walla Walla with him.
1t Joe Dykes says he took three specl-
men Delicious apples with him when
n he and his wife went over to the
= Washington state fair for the pur-
4 lpose of comparing them with the APP
+ pies on exhibition at Yakima. lie
saws he had to look quite a while be-
fore he found any to beat his. Joe
I saws they have Il wonderful apple
y country over there.
I w. ]. Eastman and Ross McDon-
e laid, Ford representatives, were here
= on business Monday.
f The Economy grocery of Milton
JoN n In 81
r week and a number of sacks of sugar
4 were stolen.
p w. A. Clark and G.. G. Taylor went
2 up into the mountains Monday to be
gone a week in quest of the fleet
footed deer.
Charles Owcnby, who died Friday
lin Pendleton, was brought here for
burial. The funeral was held from
1.-The local Baptist church Monday aft
ernoon at 200 o'clock, Rev. r. G.
Judd, officiating. Burial was in the
Ford cemetery near Ferndale. The
Young man was a son of Mrs. OwenhN
who was killed by an auto on the
highway near the New Home church
of the Ferndale district some two
years ago when she was walking home
Ifrom church one sunday, after night
| Cloid CLANCY and wife and Mr..
land Mrs. James McAllister of Pasco,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
Hickeubottom over sunday. The Wis
itors are old friends of the Hicken-
botoms.
G. II. Hineer and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. f. williams drove to Walla
wana saturday and to Pendleton
Monday.
y. y. Howard and wife of Yakima,
drove over here sunday and Monday
to attend the funeral of little Nancy
Howard. who was their niece.
| Contractor James Frazier commenc-
! ed work on the new high school
grounds Tuesday morning. he having
| the contract for leveling the same.
]. Z. Boatman purchased new
commercial Chevrolet ear TO take care
of his milk delivery. purchasing it of
the local dealer in Milton.
y. W. Mumford. who has been ini
Butte. Mont. for some time, came !
home Monday.
{. e. Rogers has purchased a new
Dodge Brothers touring car from IN (
Auto sales people OF Milton, taking it I
out Monday.
Lawrence Williams got teleSram
from his parents at Chehallis. Wash.
stating that they had the misfortune
Of losing their Winton Six Specia!
model i'm which they were on their
way To southern California, 10y fire.
The telegram did not state any par
ticulars. II was 4 great surprise to
Lawrence as he had just received g
LATTER Trsrr, then, a few hours before
saying they had started on their way
after having visited a few DAYS with
relatives in Chehallis. They viii re-
turn. Lawrence does not know s
there WAS any insurance on
the machine CT not.
Mrs. joe Beller is in Walla Walla