East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-01
Special News of UmatiIIa Co.

for himself quite name in baseball
circles and says he is soon to go down
/ into Texas to begin training for next
! season.
| Tuesday night the commercial club
| of Milton entertained the football
teams of the college and MacLaughlin
high school to Il banquet in the base
| ment of the Library, the WOmens I'm
provcment club serving it.
a. II. Good was back at his post as
head bookkeeper in the Peoples Mer-
! camille store Of Frcewater, Tuesday,
his wife being better.
The Union high school board met
Tuesday afternoon, though there was
nothing special for consideration.
Mrs. james Shumway and daughter,
Mrs. o. J. Barton of Couse creek
drove over to Pendleton "Wednesday
and took the train for Baker where
they enjoyed Thanksgiving time with
Mrs Shumways sister, Mrs. NJ. J.
Shelton
Mrs. Wolfe who has been staying
with her daughter, Mrs. Sam Ingle for
the last six months goes on visiting
tour amongst her children in various
parts of the country which will last
until after the holidays.
John Weaver of Touchet was in the
Twin Cities Tuesday, on a visit Of
business.
II. W. Carpenter, of the Shields
Fruit company has gone on a trip to
California where he will try to estab
lish distributing center for selling
onrAlou be bopi,, hppp on clloppcGfn1 n
the sale OF the apples sent to him
while he was in Bend, ore. for time
this fail. If he is successful in Cali
fornia he will remain there for the
winter and his wife will join him.
Mr.. A. Avey is putting basement
under his house north of Freewater.
Mrs. Maxwell Is in the North Milton
candy factory gaining a thorough
knowledge of the art of candy max
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Propeck and
children, Clayton and Frances took
Sunday dinner with Mrs. Anna Truiti
on the ranch.
Mrs Truitt has purchased n fine
thoroughbred Jersey COW from Frank !
Gulliford
tion as result of fall from an auto
mobile some weeks ago and also run /
of typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs A. NJ. Markham went |
to Touchet, Wash. Sunday in their |
new auto, visiting her brother. Frank J
lin Baker and attending church.
The DR.. Allen drove down to Tou !
chet Sunday and attended church at |
that place.
Thomas Oliver, foreman of J. II. |
Slovers ranches is not enjoying the
best OF health these days, but as the
rushing business Is over he can affcrd
to be sick now If ever.
Mrs. w. c. Howard and baby start
ed for Kentucky Tuesday for a stay of
indefinite time.
Mrs. Baker had an elaborate Turkey
dinner Thanksgiving day at the Bon
Ton.
Mrs. Alma Stone of Freewater en-
tertained her daughter, Mrs S. C. Kill
gore from Pendlcton over Thanksgiv-
Ing.
The senior class of the MacLaugh-
lin high school have decided to have 4
party in the high school gym about
December and the class Is preparing
special program to be presented in
he auditorium in the near future.
Mrs. G. E. Flock and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jasper Flaugher We're entertained for
sunday dinner at the home of Mr.,
md Mrs. j. NJ. Galloway of Milton.
Cadet Raymond d. Harris, brother
II Rev. O. d. Harris of the Christian
'hurch here was the victim of an air
,lane crash Friday at 500 o'clock p.
n, ut Kelly Field, San Antonio, Tex.
lie Is suffering from conclusion of the
rain, fracture of the lower jaw and
N injured nose. At this writing he
las regained consciousness and hopes
Or his recovery are entertained.
The annual Missionary Day of the
Vomen's Missionary Society of the .
church will be observed next u
unday evening at 1880 o'clock. The !
,ciety have had the good fortune in
,Curing Mrs. S. u. Livingstone of c
eppner to deliver the address. Mrs
is n speaker of ability and
Is live message to deliver. There q
Ill be special music in addition.
The topic of the morning sermon w
i'll be THE Evils that lay Waste, | u