East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-19

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N-FREEWATER Aug. 10
The estate of the late Mrs. M. j. Irons
will be sold at the court house in Pen
| dleton at 10 o'clock a. m. Saturday
August 10. The estate consists of
100 acres on Basket mountain and
eighty acres at Kamela, Ore, both
places being timber land, and also an
eight acre place in North Milton.
D. W. Demaris drove over to, Pen
dleton Thursday returning the same
evening.
w. j. I<etchum bought new Ford
touring car Tuesday from the Milton
garage.
slmon Morris who has been for a
few months working on ferry on
Snake river near Lewiston is home for
a few days to visit his family.
Mrs. Grace Dickerson and her
friend, Mrs. Cloe Jones of Aurora, Ill.
are making an extended visit at the
Tom McIlroy home.
Miss Mildred Krigler of Ferndale
who recently had her tonsils and ade-
noids removed in Walla Walla is
quite sick in consequence.
The Compton property in Milton
was sold to Miss Florence March this
week through the real estate firm of
Walter and March of Milton.
Rev F. A. Ross, wife and daughter
Dorothy and Mr.. Ross, mother and
sister stopped in Milton Tuesday night
enroute to Corfax, Wash. the home of
Mr.. Ross mother and sister. The
party were guests at the home of
Mrs. Ada Talbert, except Miss Dorothy
who stayed at the home of Mr. and
Mrs w. C. Wade.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Witach of North
Milton have a little girl suffering from
typhoid fever.
Mrs. r. w. Allen left Tuesday for
a months visit in the willamette
valley, leaving the doctor E. w. Allen,
her husband to keep house. Mrs.
Allen has a daughter Mrs. Grace
Ohmart at Salem where she will spend
the most of the time.
George A. Price of Milton has been
given a position in the office of the
Prune Growers Association.
Chas. Darby who recently bought
the Ed Ingram place in North Milton
is doing some extensive improvements
on it.
Tuesday nine and one half pound
girl was borntoMr. and Mrs. Claude
Myers, of North Milton.
The excavation for the church base
ment of the new Federated church in
Freewater is completed, six teams
having been engaged the last few days. |
Friday night the board will decide to
whom the contract will be let at a |
meeting held Friday night. The
building will be of the brick veneer
type.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Jones will be
home from their honeymo Don which is |
being spent in Northwestern Washing |
ton, about the twenty fifth of August,
so he writes.
Edgar Hicks and Edwin Coe were
first and second prize winners in the
ticket selling contest put on by the
Sunset theatre the first part of this
week, Hicks having sold 173 and Coe
III. Their prize was each a fine
bathing suit Lorraine Crawford and l
Philip Robins were the winers of the
third and fourth prize, which was
each a beautiful bathing cap.
f. j. Fredericks of Eugene, Ore. is
visiting at the home of his cousin J. A.
Schmidt, of Freewater.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Monegan and
son Pat tok ten day vacation and
put the time in at the ILibler ranch
EAST of Walla Walla and in that vicin-
ty. going out to Eureka flat travelling
n their auto, sometimes comping out
Mr. Monegan says the crops are as
rood as he ever saw them, in most
,laces that they visited
Miss Mona Key of Boardman, Ore,
Iiece of e. Hiatt and Mrs. T. b. San
ord is visiting here and will prob
bly, stay through prunepacking sea-
on.
The managers of the packing hous-
$ say prune packing will begin Mon
lay.
Rev. E. G. Judd and family have
roken camp in the mountains and are
{ home again.
H. d. Lamb and son Harold have
one to visit some of the Atlantic
ities to look after the sale of aples
nd prunes.
Mrs. Eta smith former resident Of
his community now of Plattsville.
iis.. who has been visiting here for
Dme time started for her home Mon
ny. Her son Roscoe who will be re-
embered by many is a mining engl-