East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-07

MILTON N-FREEWATER, Aug. T.
j. L. Olinger went down to the Wil-
liams and Olinger lumber mill at Lib
erty Bond, Wash. Monday, by train,
and Mrs. Olinger and children Will go
down in the auto, Mrs. Mamie Rink
driving. Mrs. Rink and her son OF
Couer d'Alene, Ida. are visiting the
Olinger family and will go to Liberty
Bond with them. Mr.. Olinger intends
to return with them, and drive the
car
Jesse Harrington is getting along
nicely with his harvesting since he
changed onto a new outfit, the John
Harder combine.
Geraldine Harrington, who has been
visiting her grand parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Mont Harrington, was put aboard
the train by them, Thursday and
started for her home in Dayton,
Wash, she having visited here for
/ some time.
! A. C. Spcngler, wife and grand dau-
ghter of Lewiston, Ida. stopped over
| night with the l.. 3. Kicker family,
| they being on their way home Mr..
| Spengler is manager and owner of the
| Lewiston Bakery.
| DR. A. D. Woodmansee has a sur
prise for his wife on her return home
from Portland, he having purchased a
Cases six touring car.
Fl. G.. Barnes, head bookkeeper at
{ the Lamb and Company fruit packing
house, returned Sunday from a vaca-
tion trip to Coast points, lasting two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Galloway went
! to Elgin, Ore, Monday, having receiv-
ed news of Mrs. GallowayS mother S
death in the sanitarillm at Hot Lake
near where she met with an auto acci-
dent, Sunday morning when she and
her son were on their way to John
| Day The son was driving the car
which seemed to skid in the sand, and
overturned, pinning the driver under
! it and rendering his mother, Mrs. Aus
| tin unconscious. The first one hap
pening along was doctor from Spo-
kane, who rendered first aid, and took
! them to the sanitarium, and upon ar
rival there Mrs Austin was thought
to be not in a dangerous condition,
right in a little while. When she had
started on her journey that morning
she had fastened three hundred dol
lars in currency in her innerd gar
ments, but when the excitement was
all over, she having taken n change
for the worse and died, the money was
no where to Sc been. After the fun
eral the Galloways returned to their
home in Milton Thursday.
August l Edward l.. Ingram sold I
house and two and one half lots in
North Milton to Chas. w. Darby.
Warren Walter and M. March will
occupy the building just vacated by
the Twin City Cleaners, with a real
estate office.
Chas. w. Miller is'erecting a dwell
ing on the property by the league ball
grounds on Fair street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p Shangle enter
tained Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Allen and
children of Spokane, for week. Mrs.
Allen is sister to Mrs. Shangle. The
visitors started for home Thursday
modning,
c. H. Cheshire and family will start
on a vacation trip to Willamette valley
points next week.
j. w. Davis, salesman for the Mil
ton Auto Sales Company, sold new
Dodge Brothers roadster to Warren
f. Crfabtree, from Twin Falls, Ida,
who is at the head of the agricultural
depadtment of the new high school
there.
Lon Williams is moving into their
home again after having been out of
it since last fall when they went to
California.