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MILTON -FREEWATE Sept. p
r. j. Ruark of Charleston, Wash,
brother to Mrs f. d. Hastings of
South Milton was visitor at the Hast
ings home Saturday and Sunday.
a party consisting of H. L. Frazier,
d. McEachern, William Best and c, A.
Scott started on hunting and fish
ing trip. expecting to try the Ukiah
country first and if not successful
there, they Mdl move on to other
parts. Mr.. Frazier and Mr. Best have
promised to furnish the fish, while
Mr. McEach rn and Mr. Scott have
promised to furnish the meat for the
commissary department of the eNpedi-
ton. They Will be gone ten days or
two weeks.
C. S. Cheshire and family arrived
home Tuesday evening from an eX-
tended vacation trip to the william
ette valley and the ocean. They went
up the Willamette valley as far as Eu-
gene, visited McMinnville and Sheri-
dan, frcm which point they drove to
Pacific City at the beach, came bacl;
to the valley and to Portland, then
down the Columbia to Seaside, where
they enjoyed the surf until they were
ready to return home, stopping at the
Oregon metropolis for day end a
night on the return trip.
Miss Addie Wilson is visiting her
father, Peter Wilson, of Milton. Her
home is in Los Angeles, Cal. She Wis
tied her brothers at Seattle before
coming over here. She and her father
intend to go to Seattle and will pay
her brothers another visit before she
returns to chr California home.
Miss Norma Coyle has returned
from a trip to Alaska, the tseamer
going as far as Skagway, touching all
points of interest this side. Miss
Coyle says it is a trip of lifetime. The
excursion party sailed on the steam
ship Jefferson and was two weeks on
the trip embarlling at Seattle and re-
turning to the same port
o. E. Smith is building neat bun
galow on property bought of John
Miller in Milton on Fair street 1t
looks kind of suspicious; eh, "Smithy''
Rev. G. A. ReXroad and family start
ed for their new home in Spokane
Friday morning at o'clock, by auto
They were entertained by the George
Price family at luncheon on Wednes-
day noon, by the Robert McEwen
family Thursday noon and by the w.
z. Howard family at dinner Thursday
evening.
The new pastor. Rev. NJ. f. Hill and
family from Bozeman Mont will be
here next week, but not being here in
time to occupy the pulpit, Rev. H. S,
Shangle will perach morning and
Evening in the Methodist church,
Sunday.
Thursday night the members of the
Methodist pastors congregation gave
| farewell reception in the social par
ors of the church, in honor of the de-
parting family. Refreshments were
served and a social good time indulg-
ed in.
The Campfire girls gave a farewell
party in the library basement in hon
1r of Miss Lucee ReXroad, who will
go with her parents to live in Spo-
kane. She is a member of the local
After the event in the
social parlors of the library the girls
adjourned to the home of the Rex
roads and had a bunk party for the
of the night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank OLeary of
Spokane were guests at the home of
Mrs. Helen Edwards from Friday till
Tuesday, Mrs. o'Leary being niece
of Mrs. Edwards. They Travelled by
auto.
Wednesday Mrs. Helen Edwards,
Mrs. James McAuslan and Mrs A. c.
rfoyer drove over to Walla Walla on
4 shopping expedition.
Four Dokies went from here to the
at La Grande. l. S. May
berry went by train and Fred Parr of
Ferndale, drove his car, taking Char
ley Warfield and Reuben Reed with