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MILTON REEWATER June %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Mcclure and
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Putnam, drove
over to Bingham Springs, Sunday re-
turning the same day i.
r. e. Johnson Of North Milton got
back from trip to Staples, Mimi,
his old home and where his father
lives and was SO seriously sick that
! Mr.. Johnson was called I'd. his bed
| side. The father is recovered suf-
ficiently that Mr.. johnson felt that
he could return. and he arrived Sun
day y" h. 81 '4is4@tF, sN
Frank Ross and his sister. Mrs.
Nancy Johnson of North Milton, got
\ home Sunday evening from an ex-
] tended visit with their sister, near
San Jose Cal. Mr.. Ross, home is
in Nebraska. III 4m
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh McIIwen ard
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Wilson, who are here from Alberta,
Can, on two weeks visit.
DIR. and Mrs. G. w. lFhomas are
enjoying a visit by Carl Wolfe, of
Kankakee, III, brother r9of Mrs.
Thomas Mr.. Wolfe came. out to
San Francisco as a delegate to the
national convention of the=Elk lodge
which convened tin2 the pCalifornia
city, and could not resist the temp
tation of paying his sister a visit.
Fl. M. Cockburn is building. "a two
\ car garage and shop on his place in
South Milton. The walls will be
packed with sawdust. making 1t frost
proof. ti--A r1aF!Gs
Monday the serenity of our city
was disturbed by a fire. which con-
\ sumed the sawdust house belonging
4 Ito the Milton Box company. The fire
started from a spark flying and
n alighting on the roof of the building.
y from the burning grass and weeds
Y which were being burnt to, make a
4 fire break. The wind was favorable
and the, building standing alone the
nothing burned but the house and
u Isawdust g,.t
Messrs. ShotwelI and Hiatt Of the
\ ShotwelI & Hiatt Construction COM
pany were here the other day look
ing over the east side road, which is
to be paved this summer. They ex-
4 pect to put in a bid for the work.
q Mr.. Hiatt is a brother of e. Hiatt Of
4 the Dennison Fruit company.
Cherry harvest is on and they are
a good price. '3 @;-r"
Mr.. Alonzo Walker is enjoying a
visit by his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
George Walker of La, ,Grande, Ore,
Mr.. and Mrs. wv IT. Allen, Free
4 waters Ghiropractofs dfoyG over to
Walla Walla Sunday to visit, friend
but We're not able to locate his home.
4 $50 they returned home without MAX
4 ing the visit. ,
Mr. and Mrs. P. Depape,, proprie-
4 tors of the City Laundry, quietly left
town the other day Cor night) and no
one seems to know their where
abouts.
: G. D. Hitchcock and wife, George
j Beller and family and. Mr.. and. Mrs.
? Homer Cochran were a picnic party
] at the dam Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs, H. M cockburn spent
y Sunday at the dam.
. The ThimbleS BEE ladies of tho
4 Presbyterian church of Milton will
meet at the home of Mrs. S. S.
shields Thursday afternoon, when
they Will give Miss Cora. Kicker q,
miscellaneous shower. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Whitman, Mr..
-' and Mrs. George Reed, Mrs. Dora
Harder, and sMr. and Mrs. i w. q.
; Wade have returned from Portland,
except Mrs. Whitman who Went to
Roseberg to visit her hother. They
attended tAe Masonic grand lodge
which was held in the Oregon me-
tropolis. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Collins of Fort
Dodge, Iowa, have paid a visit to
the home of C. f. Collins, his bro.
ther, below Freewater. They left fot
their home Tuesday.
| MIR. and Mrs. II. E. ATaOuarv re-
turned home Monday from ~Palouse.
| Wash, where he has been leading
the singing for a four weeks revival.
Mrs. McQuary went up there SOME
/ 90 Mttll- .
MISS Frances Peterson is paying
her uncle Will Peterson a visit in
Pendleton, going Sunday and will
stay a week.
Mrs Gilbert Thomas drew two
pieces of hand painted china from
the pieces belonging to Mrs. Phillips.
teacher Of china hand painting, which
We're on display in the window of
Martins jewehy store in Walla Wal
Ia Mrs Thomas had the lucky
number of all the names Of visitors
registered.
Mr. and Mrs. w A. Wallace Of
milton have gone on a trip to the
iellowstone National Park. They
started Saturday. s-a.S 49,
rat Mansfield and Johnnie Hostel
YER Freewater boys went up the
North Fork fishing Monday. They
say fishing is good.
a Two car party of Freewater peo-
pie are gone to Portland to- attend
me rose carnival. They-are Rev. and
Mfs- II. &. Slower Mrs II n Mans