East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25

great show.
The choir and orchestra of the
Presbyterian church of Milton are in
charge Of Victor Orr, and the mem
bers intend to do some real good
work under his leadership Last
Sunday he sang very touching 10
entitled, "a live that will not let me
go"
Last Thursday afternoon the
Thimble Bee of the Presbyterian
church met with Mrs. Roy Samuel.
At this meeting the ladies planned a
Iazaar for sometime in early Win
ter
The young people of the intermedi-
ate of the Presbyterian church had
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
V. r. Walker Friday evening, all
having an enjoyable time. The hos
tess assisted by Mrs. G. r.. Wilbur
and Miss Gertie Kicker served re-
freShments Of ice cream and cake.
Rey. y. +. Harper and Rev. G. IT.
Wilbur will go to Bend, Ore, Oe-
tobcr 10 to attend the meeting of the
PendIeton Presbytery at that place.
Mrs. NJ. A. Harrah went to Pen
dleton Thursday by train to visit her
brother w. W. Green and her uncle,
Wesley Harrah.
DIR. J. y. Gillis reports Il broken
arm by the thirteen year old son of
Tom Rogers of near Sunnyside, one
of the bones of the fore arm being
broken and the other bent. The
1nctnr loo -
the nine year old boy of w. Kutch
of Basket Mountain. The first boy
broke his arm Will" in the act Of
cranking a Ford ana the latter fell
from fence Oh which he was play
ing at school.
Sixteen members of the Masonic
lodge from the Twin Cities went to
Weston Tuesday to attend lecture
there
Mr.. and Mrs, william Nichols re-
turned home Thursday from a long
visit with relatives and friends in
Iowa. Mrs Nichols was so nearly
worn out by her long journey that
Mr.. Nichols tclegraphed DR.. ellis
from Poeatello, Ida. to meet them at
Pendleton with his car and drive
them the rest of the way home.
Mrs. B. r. Harper has gone to Cor
wallis with her daughter Alice where
she will stay while Miss Alice attends
the college. this being the young
lady's second year in bone econo-
mics.
The mother of a fourteen year old
boy recently phoned to one of our
doctors that the boy had swallowed
n fifty cent piece which caused her,
much alarm. The doctor found no
bad symptoms developing and the
coin being genuine he thinks that the
patient will experience no i'll ef-
fectR.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Hewitt are en-
oying the company of Mr.. Hewitt's
sister, Mrs. Sadie Exert from near
Fresno, Cal.
Mr.. Ralph Caron and Miss Eva
We're united in marriage
Wednesday, September 20, ut the
'ourt house in Walla Walla, in the
presence of a few relatives. The
parties are well known
n this community, the bride having
worked for years in the Milton Free
water telephone exchange. They
viii make their home in Milton.
W. A. Wallace is going on the road |
or the Denney fruit company, travel !
ns through the states of Montana,
Wyoming and Nebraska. After
forking these states he will visit
elatives and friends in Iowa.
The high school opened Thursday
1orninE week and half later
han was originally intcdned, owing
the delayed finishing of the build
lg, two hundred and seventy-f five
.udents being enrolled.
Mrs. T.. E. Geist and Rev. j. NJ. Il
ornclison of Pendlcton were in our
tiles Sunday visiting the Sunday {
'hools in the interest of the county
Inday school convention to be held {
Helix October 90 to %. Helix
Ill treat the visitors to China '
heasant banquet on the evening of
le opening day. |
The ladies of the Milton Improve I
ent club had a meeting in the Ii {
AIRY Tuesday, at which it was vot- I
to so in with the civic club of
rcewatcr in giving reception to