East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-24

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-(SpeciaD-Th fiye-day chautauqua
which will open at Milton, Monday,
June 26, promises feast for those
who love high class entertainment.
The price of season tickets will be
only $3.50 for adults, and $1.O0 for
children in grammar grades. Single
admissions to the various sessions
sessions amount to almost three times
the cost of a season ticket. Even
though one attends but few numbers E
it is economy to get a season ticket.
Tracy Barton, former welf known
Young man in Milton, was married to
Miss Helen Porter, teacher of art at
Ellensburg, WASH, June II. They
will make their home in The Dalles.
The friends of Mrs. P. H. German
will be interested to know that she
has been made the representative OF
Mrs Minnie Mitchell who is agent for r.
hosiery goods company
Mr.. and Mrs. ira Phipps and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Asa Morris from Eugene,
Ore, are visiting at the home of Thos-
Dryden and other relatives.
X L. Frazier drove over to his SON.
Chesters, ranch at Raft river valley
| Ida, and while there drove over quite
a lot of country, having very enjoy
! tble time. &
There has been an Arrangement
made between the business men of
| Milton and F'reewaters whereby the
community will be favored with six
day chautauqua next year instead of
a FIVE day as in the past.
The pastor of the Christian church,
Rev. o. D. Harris, informs us that he
will deliver a series of Sunday morn
ing sermons from St. Pa,lrs letter to
the Ephesians. The first of the Sc
cies will be preached Sunday morning,
Tune 25, subject, The Blessings of
Redemption"
F, A, Case and family have h.
two weeks outing in the Sound coun-
TRY, returning Wednesday. Mr.. Case
says he nearly froze to death all the
while he was gone.
/, D. w. Demaris and wife were am.
ong those who took in the Rose fes-
tival at Portland.
! c. P. Shangle and family are here
visiting relatives and friends. Mr.,
Shangle is a son of Rev.-and Mrs. III.
S. Shangle Of Columbia College, and
was the principal of the schools at
Wapata, Wash. He will hold the same
4 position in sedro-Wooley, Wash. the
/ coming year ~
At the school election Monday, C.
e. Demar;s was reelected q director
in the Union High school district and
H. r. Vanslyke was reelected direc-
tor in the Milton -FreeWater district.
Athena's mayor. Henry Barrett, was
in Milton Thursday
Miss Laura b. Lord, who has been
in the Walla Walla hospital for two
weeks is out again, she having had an
operation.
G. ID. Hitchcock and George Beller
went fishing Wednesday over on the
U'matilla river, and they packed their
fish in snow that they gathered from
an old drift by the road side. A com
forting thought some of these hot
days
(The Reserve girls have returned
from an enjoyable six day stay at
Bingham Springs
Mrs. Dora Harder went to Bingham
Isprings with the children Thursday
20 stay week.
w. E. Jones, Freewater real estate
man, is in Portland on business trim
REV. B. 9. Brewster and family. left
Thursday for the coast, he having re.
signed the pastorate of the Sunnyside
church. They will visit Mrs. Brew.
ster's mother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Maiden were
favored with a visit by Mr.. Clarence
Barney of Athena. son of Mrs. Mai
den. of Elzora street, Milton.
Mrs. w. p, Hopson is expected home
from the College Place sanitarium
Sunday. Mrs. Hopson had an onera.
ton performed some time ago ana il
now able to come home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Howton. OF
Ferndale district, are taking a trip
to Portland.
Robert Allen, who was called east
on account of the death of his father.
has returned and is at his post in the
People's Mercantile Store of Freewa-
ter.
H. A. Vanslyke, who went to Texas
few days ago, is back.
| Supt. T.. II. GOODWIN and family
are back from trip to Seattle where
their son is attepding the. University
of Washington.
Byron Schmidt, TheIma MunseIl
Lottie Stevens and George Hanson
students OF Whitman college. receiy-
ed their graduation diplomas last
! Monday. and Miss Gertie Kicker. who
is also a student OF Whitman won \
Fellowship in mathematics. These
arc all local young people.
Prof. C. L Jessup and family have
gone TO Sacramento. Cal. where they
will live.
Mr.. George Fhlotson- has finisbed
his strawberry picking for the season
Miss Helen Ellis is visiting friends
on couse Creek where she taugbt Z
school three years ago.
Mrs II. s. Shagnle started Tuesday
Tor Stevensville, Mont, to be in at
,endanee at the annual meeting OF the
Woman's Missionary Society OF the
Northwest conference OF the n. r.
'hureh south. Mrs Shangfe is presf-
dent OF the society.