East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-28
MRS. ". NICHOLS OF
I. MILTON D.ED SATURDAY.
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NTu.TON-FREE WAFER, Sept. IS
MIR. and Mrs. George Ireland nave
gone down to Portland 10 attend the
funeral of Ro% RCnnick who was accl-
dent!y clct tricuted in that city few
days since. ROY who was well known
in this community was a nephew 10
Mrs ireland.
Mildred Howell. we of Leslie b.
lowell and daulhher OF David Wall
ingrord of Umapine died as Il result OF
an operation in a hospital in Port
land. September 90 and was brought
to the Munsell undertaking parlors III
Milton. The funeral was held from
| the residence of William Wallng1oFu
in Milton Monday morning at II
o'clock. Rev. H. S. Shangle official
| ing, with interment in the Odd Eel
! lows cemetery. The, deceased was
born in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1901.
| Ada L., wife of William Nichols
| died in the College place sanitarium
September %. Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols
had returned from a visit of a month
in Illinois and Iowa, their birth places
the twenty second, and that night sh'
| suffered a stroke and was removed tt
the sanitarium where she died tht
L next day. The deceased was born a
| Tuscaranus, Ohio, June IA, 1916, ant
Il at the age of twelve she moved witt
her parents to Whiteside county, Ill.
where the most of her life was spent
She and her first husband,' G. w. Col
cord were the founders of the AdVen
tist college here in Milton, WhicI
changed management and name, ant
| became the Columbia college of today
In April 1906, having became widow
ed she married William Nichols a
Boulder, Col. and has lived in AIiltol
ever since. The body was remove
to the Munsell undertaking parlors t.
await the funeral, which was hell
from the Adventist church in Miltol
Monday afternoon Of this week as
o'clock, Elder A. j. Breed of Colleg
Place officiating. Burial in the Od'
Fellows cemetery Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wells enjoy
ed visit by their daughter, Mrs, Os
car Winn of Weston Monday.
Mrs. Edith VanDeusen, count
home demonstration agent, visite
Milton Wednesday and Thursday, Civ
ini demonstrations in millinery in tn
basement of the library. The ladie
of the community are earnestly urge
to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Zimmerman VIII
reside at the Forks had an acciden
with their car Sunday near thei
home. As they We're driving alon
the road the machine became unman
ageable and ran into telephone pol
throwing them out, bruising an
scratching them more or less, Mr..
Zimmerman the more however.
Mrs. j. w. Davis went over to tn
county seat Monday, returning tn
same evening.
Mrs. r. f. Eichenberger of Wall
Walla was visiting old friends in thi
community the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Norris witt
Mrs. Elmon Morris and children visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Goul
at Dayton, Wn., Sunday. The Gould
are the parents of the ladies of tn
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Finn and Mrs
Mildred Allen of Richland, Oregon
were guests of the ElliOtts of the Mil
ton Drug company last week, and tn
visitors took in the Round-Up o
course.
Contractor W. f. Saunders of Half
way, Ore, has formed a partnershi
with contractO" c. A. Scott of thi
place and Mr.. Saunders has some owe
to Helix to attend to job they hav
at that place.
Marion Butts OF Milton informs Il
that his father had an operation per
formed in Baker, Ore, his home, las
week in which his foot was amputat
ed, having had it injured some year
ago.
George Price who has been in tn
sanitarium at College Place returned
to his home last wcen.
Miss Ada Wilson Of Los Angeles
Cal. has gone to Seattle where sh
will visit relatives .,or a time an,
then proceed for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dykes took in tn
state fair a Yakima last week.