East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-08
MILTON BASEBALL CLUB
STARTS WORK ON FIELD
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MILTON -Freewator No S.-Man
~ ager Harry Harrington of the Milton.
l. Frccwater baseball club informs us
~ that the management intended to &C
V. to work on the grounds this week
should the weather permit He states
thHt all who are hired will be asked
to give some time as a donation. and
if any desire to give even a half DAYS
time gratis without doing any for hire
G. it viii be thankfully received.
/ c. Il. Walters, cable man for the p.
&c 7, & T. company, from Pendleton. is
e here this week repairing the cable
II which has been affected by contact
II with some high power wire.
The second number of the lyceum
course was presented Monday even
4 ing in the auditorium of the high
{ school to a large and highly satisf ed
] audience
} Mrs b. f. Williams went down to
: Pendleton Saturday morning, inspect
ed the ladies of the Grand Army of
the republic and returned in the even
ing
Mrs. V. b. Walker. who has been in |
hospital in Walla Walla for the last
three weeks following an operation is |
doing well after suffering slight
backset /
The students of Columbia college
are strenuously working on the oper .
eta, "'ocahontas. which they will
present in the auditorium of the col
leSe two nights. Thursday and Friday.
/ December and s. Besides the hard
work being put into it the young peo-
pie have gone to no little expense pc
cuniarly.
! Mrs. Jessie Hcsser, teacher in the
Cmapine schools was the guest at the
Is. F. Williams home over Thanksgiy
j ing time.
GRANDPA l.. Fennett, who has been
sick at his home since THANKSGIVING,
is getting better.
Tuesday morning a load of high
school students were driving to school
from up the river in George divers
car when it skidded and turned COM
pletely over without iniuring anv of
the occupants and doing but little
harm to the car, which was driven to
the Milton garage on its own power.
Miss Frances McCnrdle high school
weeks at her parents home in South
Milton, is getting better
Earl A. Williams, of Pendleton past
grand master of the |. O. o. f. lodge
of the state of Oregon, will be in Mil
ton Saturday night on an official visit
with the local lodge.
Bruce Shangle of the Milton Brok-
elage company, says he estimates that
there are not more than twenty thou
sand bushels of wheat left in the
hands of the growers in Eastern
Cmatilla county.
Chalmers Hail, Pacific coast adjust
ar of the burdlu of Portland of the d,
liverpool, London and Globe fire in m
company was here Tuesday e>
ard adjudged the loss Of W. w. Warf dl
On the stock of the Ferndale store in
which burned Thursday morning.
The ladies Of the Baptist Mission ne
gray society win beet with Mrs. J. W. n
1Lenault next Friday afternoon
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Masters Pat Mansfield and John br
Mostetter went up to the Poy Scouts in
cabin Thursday. Thanksgiving, and
'amped until Sunday, enjoying them br
selves immensely hunting and trap ha
p ng, one trophy being a badger &,
co
Friends Of the Federated church of
0reewater turned in with teams, etc, TT,
ast week and with donation work lev
led the ground around the new sn
~
Last Saturday n committee of four
ruit men went from here to Clark "N
Wash, to meet a convention of cherry A's
of that vicinity. The com an
nittee from here was composed Of 4. va
Y. Simmons. president Of the Prune '"'
irowers' Association r. +. Gleason, "o
Ianagcr of the Fruit Growers Union, -"
". r. Langley. director Of the Cherry 'l'
Growers Association ana X. d. None
ian, salesman for the w. II. ParH.. .
company The sentiment Of the meet
ne was one of cooperation. Mr. Sim q
mons was the pr ncpal speaker of the =
Meeting. Mr.. Gleason stated he had z
ata to show that the -Freewa- (
cr district lost over quarter million 2