East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-25
Special News of UmatilIa Co.

Christmas tree.
Miss Genevieve Mayberry came
home Thursday to spend the holidays
vacation with her mother in North
Milton, Miss Mayberry has a school
lnear Pendleton.
| Wednesday evening of this week at
Gas o'clock Mr.. O. E. Smith was unit
ed in marriage to Mss Mae Frazier at
the home of the brides parents. Rev.
N. r. Hin of the Methodist church
solemnizing the ceremony. It was
quiet affair and none were present but
the Immediate relatives. Both parties
are well known and highly esteemed
in the community, the groom being n
contractor and the bride the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Frazier. They
are already at home in their pretty
bungalow ,ong Fair street, Milton.
Vincent C.. Jones came over from
Walla Walla and spent the evening
Thursday, with his father in Milton as
the young man is about to leave for his
ranch at Alfalfa, Wn., which he has re-
Gently acquired and intends to develop.
The Masonic lodge elected and in
stalled officers at their meeting the
evening of December 20 in Milton. The
following were chosen: J. D. Whit
man. worshipful master; George Reeo,
senior warden: Charles Whiting, jul
nior steward; Thomas Rogers, junior
steward; George Talbert, marshal and
NJ d. Kaser, Tyler.
The last weeks items stated that
Miss Thelma Munsell was an instructor
ut whitman college whereas it should
have read she is teaching in the high
school at Stanwood, Wash.
Last Monday afternoon Mr.. Dewey
Huntsman and Miss Frances Waelty
We're quietly married in the presence
of a few relatives and friends In
Wolla Walla. The grooms parents
live at Umapine and the bride Is the
daughter Of Mrs. McCardle of Milton
and, IS well known in the high school
WiHsre she is a student The young
people will live in Pasco where the
groom is employed in the railroad
shops. aa.
Hercules Lodge No. 51 knights of
Pythias have decided to cooperate
with the Sunset theatre in presenting
the picture "Tho Old Oaken Bucket
to the public, te agreement being that
percentage of the proceeds shah go
to the committee appointed by the
lodge for the benefit of the found
which is raised every year at Christ
mas time by this lodge and is intended
to be distributed to those needy ones
who have been overlooked by Santa
Claus. The picture will be put on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Rev. and Mrs. David George
George home of Milton will be the
scene of happy reunion when their
three daughters and their families will
meet under the parental room Decem-
Der "a, the 4Sth anniversary of the
Georges marriage, which took place
in California.
Claude Key and Miss Hazel Wilson
were united in wedlock in the presence
of few relatives in Walla Wala
Wednesday of this week. The groom Is
Il son of the wcll-known wheat ranch !
er, Samuel Key of Basket mountain,
but living at present in Freewater
Inc bride is a popular high school
girl and lives with her parents, Mr.. |
lIIt NliSt II IuHk w llSOn OF SOuth Mill /
ton. The young people have not de-
cedcd yet just where they will live.
A. =. Cir. fin well known up the riv- |
er from Milton, is here on land bust
ness from California where he went |
last fall to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hodgen pur-
chased a new Dodge Brothers sedan
Friday from the Franklin M Motor Sales
company of Walla Walla through their
salesman, Claude j. Wallingford.
Herman Wells is home for the holi-
lays with his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Eugene Wells, of South Milton Mr..
Wells has been employed on the high
way work near Heppner.
ten days vacation has been Civ
IN by Columbia college for the holI-
lay season.
Miss Laura II Lord cam home from
Spokane where she is attending the
and will spend the holiday
season with relatives and friends here. /,
The Federated church of Freewater
$ nearing completion, only lacking the