East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-30

Mrs. w. A. Hoagland of Walla Wal
Ia is the guest OF Mrs. E. w Allen
while she is taking some chiropractic
adjustments.
There was wedding in the parson-
age of the Christian church Tuesday,
| Miss Iva Williams of Topeka, kas.,
being married to j. Kerr of Freewater
J the ceremony being solemnzed By
ReF. .. ID. Harris, pastor The bride
mas spent the summer here. Imme-
diately the ceremony was concluded
the couple left for Wenatchee Wash.
where they will spend a week with a
brother of the groom They live in
Frecwater.
Earnest Arbogast, wheat grower
near Lowden, was a visitor Thursday
in Freewater and he reports his faith
I er getting along nicely, he having
oeen severely injured while in the act
Of coupling a trailer wheat wagon 10
the lead wagon and was caught be-
tween them. g..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Gainer drove over
to Pendleton Wednesday in quest of Il
new set of household goods with which
TO furnish their new home just fin
lshed on Grant street, FrecWater
They found the desired furniture and
bought 1t of the Crawford Furniture
company of the county seat town. and
now we suppose their domestic bliss
will be complete.
The Milton Nursery company are
packing the new stock and will com
mence to ship next week.
The various stores and places OF |
business of the Twin Cities are fun of !
the spirit of display of the wonderful |
products of the soil and have deco !
rated their windows in a most attrac.
tive and artistic manner with fruits. ;
grains and vegetables, especially the
apple, which Is king with US We i'm
agine this has been stimulated by the
great apple show which is on in the
upper room of the Ice and Cold Stor-
age plant, which no one should fail to
WISH, ana which Is attracting hundreds
of visitors from Pendleton, Walla Wal
Ia and other neighboring towns. The !
publicity thus furnished will be of
great value to our value.
The four hunters, George Beller.
John Ross, Charley Bechius and G. d.
hitchcock, who went into the noun
tains in the vicinity of Ukiah last
week returned Thursday without hay
ing secured single deer for which
they went in quest They report un-
favorable weather, it being hot ana
dry and they had hoped for snow.
However, they had a glorious time /,
and returned bewhiskered and brown
ed so that their wives and mother
hardly recognized them.
The W. j. Foster sale which was
cried by auctioneer w. G. Wade, in ,
North Milton. October 25, was a sue
,ess, everything selling at a satisfac-
.ory price. Mr.. Foster will 20 to Wyo- 5
ming, the state from which he came I
asst spring in the hopes his wife's
health would be benefited, and as she
led few weeks ago he is going back. ,
The Tum-a-Lum lumber yard at
Milton sold n bill of lumber and CO. I
nent to n Weston party to go into n u
'esidence in that town. d
g. w. Pierce of Milton, is making
In addition to his store building for \
he accommodation Of his growing i
usiness.
Arthur M'lby will begin the remov- .
! or his stock of goods into his new
uilding next week. the new place be-
lg ready. 1t is n fine store building p
nd has eight thousond feet of floor !,
oace, including balconies The NOV II II
,g will be a gigantic task and will u
Ike weeks to accomplish Mr.. Milby u
tys. p
James II, +. Scott has been appoint W
administrator OF. the estate of the y, y,
tie A. e Getchell
Friends of the Olinger family will be -
terested to know that Aunt Lizzie" III
linger died at the home of her
Lughter in Multina, Ore, Wednesday, 10
,tober 25. Her body will be shipped AZ
Peona. Col, to be placed beside re
at of her husband whom she has h,
rvived by few years. 1t will be "a.
membered they used to live on Main IN
rect, North Milton, until they went
live in Colorado few years ago.
The ladies of the Sisterhood of the
lristian church to the number of tn
'out fifty were entertained at the el
of AIrq q G.