East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-25

The football teams of Columbia col
lege and Umapine high school locked
horns on Columbia Heights in Milton
Saturday, the visiting team getting
defeated by a score of forty nine To
nothing.
Next Friday afternoon the Dayton
football team will be here and en-
gage the Columbia college team on
Columbia Heights This promises to
be a most interesting game.
Glen Best. who has been visiting
Portland the past two weeks, returned
! home Friday.
A nephew to Mr.. G. w. Pierce, Mr..
Walter Scott and his family, from
Columbus, Mont, with two friends
Earl Campbell and Dan Mcdaniel
I from the same place are here visiting
awhile. travelling in two autos.
Fred Meihoff of Fruitvale is the
owner of a brand new Dodge Brothers
car which he urchased from the Mo-
tor Sales people of Milton Thursday.
The Modern Garage people of MIL
ton have a brand new Buick demon
stration car and expect to have more
this week.
The Mcdowell Music club of Milton
met last Wednesday evening in the So
cial parlors of the library it being the
third meeting of the newly organized
club which is composed of the music
teachers of the community. The ad-
Ioption of the constitution was voted
upon, and it was decided to hold the
meetings every fourth wednesday
Ievening of each month.
Tom Young. the night operator il
the Milton FreeWater telephone eX
change met with quite painful acci
dent recently while hunting for pheas
Iants, in which he had the fleshy cush
ion of one of his thumbs clipped off b!
the hammer of the gun he was carry
ing. Tom had just wounded a bir'
and thought for {. minute he Woult
giVe-it second charge as Il was max
ing off but changed his mind ant
thought he would run it down, it be
= ing unable to fly, ard so lowered hi
. gun and in the act Of doing so in som
. way it was discharged and the ham
mer caught his thumb.
l.. ]. Johnson of North Milton, ha
bought a brand new Ford sedan fror
the Milton Garage people, taking
out one day last week.
Leonard Sample, a mechanic in tn
Milton Garage, had the misfortune t
:. drop a lathe blade on one of his hand
!!ast Wednesday, which incapacitate
HIM for work, but it is not so bad bu
- that he will be at his post the last Q
this week.
Great preparations are being mad
g for the coming apple show. which is
open Thursday afternoon and to con
y tinue Friday and Friday night.
will be held in the upper room of til
Ice and Cold Storage plant, and is eN
pected to attract much attention, a
: it did last year.
, Monday afternoon the S7th birthda
of Grandma Long was celebrated a
> the home of her son. J. +. Hicken
< bottom, with party at which aDou
% of her lady friends and neighbor
were in attendance, including the pas
Il tor and wife, and other members {
: the Baptist church of which grand
i ma is q member. Among the neigl
= bors who were present was Mrs. S. V
- Nansil who crossed the plains Whe
l. she was 10, c,.ving a team of cattl
/ one of which was COW which sh
MIXED every night. and on arrivir
t here in 1865, her father settled {
y Pine creek. Grandma Long was boz
- in Tennessee amidst slaves and HI
t. folks were enthusiastic admirers
u old Hickory Jackson.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Vancil dro,
u up from their ranch near 'Touchet al
e spent the day with his mother on IL
East side Sunday.