East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-20
Special News of UmatiIIa CO.


at the wrist, making it Il bad one.
T.. Hulick Of Umapine is a sufferer
from sciatica and is spending few
days in F'reewater taking chropractic
adjustments.
| Mrs +. Alexander will take advant-
| age of the FreeWater public auction
| today and put her household goods up
! for gale.
Saturday No. IS was Sales Day in
Freewatcr and the merchants all had
sales on in then places of business
and there was an auction in the open
air for the sale of any property
brought in.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark who live
on the East Side have made substan-
tial improvements this fall in their
home and will share its comforts with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Drum
who have recently come from Hood
River, for the winter.
John Weaver and daughter, Mrs.
Marion Colwell of Touchet, Wash.
were in the Twin Cities Thursday lay
ing in Il supply Of fruit for the win
ter. Mr.. Colwell is in California for
his health, but is soon to return home
The rock crusher has been set on
the highway east of Umapine and the
crushing of gravel will commence for
tho building Of Il road from Barrett
station to the state line, going through I
umapine.
The employees of the Lamb Fruit /
company including the crew in the |
packing department and the office
force had u big feed in the upper |
story of the packing house Friday
noon, the men putting up for the ex- /
penses in return for the luncheon fur
nished by the ladies the Friday pre-
vious.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church had u bazaar Friday afternoon
in the basement Of the church follow
ed by the serving of refreshments In
the evening.
The piece of ground in front of the
Baptist church and parsonage recently
acquired Of the city of Milton Is being
with the new school grounds, which it
joins. 1t will be sodded with grass in
the spring.
The Umapine football team has
called off the game which was to have
been played Friday with the Column
oia college team.
In turning on the corner by the
service station in Free
tier Friday morning, John Harder Jr.
'roke off one of the wheels of his
Dodge car when the machine skidded
Miss Clova Statesman has the posi- I
ion of head bookkeeper at the Chesh.
re hardware store, she started Mon
ay in the work.
Mrs. Eva Barhite of Eugene, Ore.
pent last week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
). f. Williams.
Peter Wilson returned Sunday from
visit with his sons in the Sound \
ountry, where he says tho weather is
Inc.
Miss Lenora Dorothy of Dayton,
IN. who is attending school in Walla ]
Nalla, Is spending a few days visit 2
If relatives here, she being the grand f
of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion S
'orothy and Mr.. and Mrs. B. Os- /
ourne. II
j. II. Coffman who is in the san- t
rum at College place had good
ghts rest Friday night and Is feel
g real well Saturday morning. Mrs. n
'ffman is with him. Mr.. and Mrs
illiam Lloyd called at the hospital Y
riday and as Mr.. Coffman wished
talk with Mr.. Lloyd he was per-
ltted to do so, though they are let
g no one visit him as a rule.
Numbers have gone from our
urches to attend the Endeavorers
nvention at Pendleton.
The Milton Nursery company ship TT
d out three carloads of trees last be
Elk, one of which went to Canada. Pc
Ben Nichols sold home to Jesse ca
iffen in South Milton, Mr.. Griffen all
wing become tired of living in at
lted home. di
}. Il. iuffmaster has sold his home tn
Milton to J. y. Simmons and he and co
3. Huffmaster with MIR and Mrs. sci
gh Moncgan Jr. have moved onto de