East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-23

I'll The sales at the Nordhoff and NJ
III kenZie store are very satisfactory
both purchasers and proprietors
III Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Anderson wi
II were married in Walla Walla Nov,
ii are going to Chicago and then on
III ,shpoemin2, Mich. where his relatiV,
I. are and after visiting there will likel
20 to Mexico he being an oil well dri
- ler He has been working on the we
| below t-mapinc, where work has bee
! suspended awaiting material Mr.
Anderson was Miss Irene Hoon who's
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hoon {
u the Hudson Bay district.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Potts ana thei
daughter, Mrs. A. A. Mcintyre, hus
' 0and and little daughter Wilma from
New Vale, Ida. are here visiting rela
- tiVee Mr.. Potts being 4 son of Mrs
Martha Walden, south of Milton. ~
ysed to live in those parts and lost
hand in y th"eshing machine AT ont
time as some may be able to recall
The party came here to attend the
funeral of the late Mrs. Taylor a
Athena, intending to so to Wallow5
county, to locate,
Mr.. anG Mrs, Griffin Alexander
have gone to Athena to live this win
ter, occupying the home of Frank
Bolen who with his wife has moved tc
Walla Walla for the winter.
S. Eaton and son are putting in the
steps of the new Federated church in
Freewater.
Mrs. j. ]. Cowart who has been
sick at he" home on Winesap Avenue
is rapidly convalescing.
Mrs. s. ]. Griskell of Weston. dau-
ghter dof Mrs Fetter of Freewater is
here visiting relatives and she and
Mrs Chas. Flock called on the Aliens.
Mrs, Flock has Just returned from an
extended visit with her daughters at
Portland.
Ed Stubble is now sole owner of the
North Milton candy factory, he having
purchased the interest of Chas. Nor
gan, who has similar business in
The Dalles.
The Sisterhood of the Christian
church will hold bazaar Thursday
III the basement of the church follow
ed with chicken dinner in the even
ing.
Frank Rays, wife and children ofI
Louis Town, Mont, relatives of the
Henry Grosgehaucr family are here
and will settle in Walla Walla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Saylor came
over from the ranch on Butter Creek |
and were the guests of his parents |
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Saylor recently
The wife and children of Chas. Dyer |
Of n "a
sick and under the care of DR.. Harry |
Davis of Walla Walla.
Mr. Arthur Scott of Enterprise, !
Ore, who came over to attend the |
funeral cf Mrs. Taylor, was a guest at
the j. B. Sayor home Monday, he be-
ing a relative.
Clifford Parr ia the happy owner of
a new radio set which his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Parr have presented
him with and now the family are en-
iOving concerts. etc. broadcastod from
cities of great distance,
J. M. Stadfeld drove over to Pen
dleton Monday morning and took the
train there for Portland where he was
summoned by the government for
medical examination, he having been
injured in France in the World War.
Raymond Billups of Walla Walla has
charge of his store during his absence.
Mrs. Addie Mayberry is home after i
a two weeks visit at the home of her
uncle George PEBBLE of Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Wilson and chill
dren recently arrived from an extend
ed trip of several weeks through Cali
fornia, Arizona, New Mexico and
Texas, where they left the auto and
took the train for the interior of Mex
leo and not finding the country to
their liking returned. and they now
think they will settle down in Wallowa
county of this state though they went
10 Mexico with the intention of making
heir home there. Mrs. Wilson Is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Ket-
cham of Milton and the Wilson's are
topping with them.
Tho friends of Mr.. ]. H. Coffman
will be pleased to know that he is inn
proving in the College Place hospital
md his friends hope to bring him
home in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Zint have recently
come from McCook, Neb. and are
isiting relatives here, Mrs. Znt being
| sister to Mrs Lloyd Simpson and
Jasper Sans
Chas. Colehank and daughter Oneita
lave gon to Lee Summit Mo. to be at
he bedside of his sick mother, and
hey will probably stay all winter.
Robert Frazier was here Monday on
business arriving in the morning and
eaving for his home in Portland that
aveninG.
Mont Harrington is having n bun
galow "a by 2S with q by IA porch
n front, built on the corner OF Mill
and Elzora streets Milton. T. NJ
Dealy assisted by ]. NJ. Galloway do
ng the work.
The Twin Cities business men are
forming an athletic club which will
pc directed by Prof. Leslie of the high
school.
The new service station south of the
store in Milton built by
Messrs Frank Mckenzie and Ed Short
IS completed and doing business.
Miss Ruth Peterson Of Potlatch,
Ida, sister to Mrs. Ledgerwood ia
visiting here for q short time.
Every Wednesday afternoon there
Is a general assembly at the high
school, in the auditorium from 1900
10 1:45 o'clock.