East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-29

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her daughter a visit. She Is MIS- =
n. Sanford. who is well known IN
the Twin Cities. she having resided
in North Milton for many years pre-
vious to her moving to Avalon Cai.'
with her husband, c. b. SANFORD
some two years ago.
The old friends Of Mrs. Goldle
Friend will be pleased to know tnat ,
she is visiting in Milton. having been
living in Portland since leaving here'
a year or so ago. She seems TO nave
lregained her health.
Mrs. l.. b. Storm paid her sisters
in Dayton visit over Sunday. Thelr
names are Mrs. w. /. Dunlap ana
Mrs. G. w. Meyer.
Among those seen at Keylor Grand,
Walla Walla. Thursday night to see
the play Ragged Robin" from the
Twin Cities were. MIR. and Mrs. T.
A. Williams. Mr.. c. E. Jacobson and
Mrs. l.. b. Storm.
Clark VanSlyke will assist the sales
force of the Peoples Mercantile Store
of Freewater, between terms of
school.
| Mrs. Clemens and daughter Dor
othy are stopping for a time with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ketchum of Mil
ton. Miss Dorothy taught last win
ter in Lostine, Ore. She and her
mother will make their home In
Milton. ~
G, b. Hartle opened his brand new
lstore, next door to the City Laundry
lin North Milton. Saturday. He will
lcarry a general line of groceries. soft
drinks, confectionery, tobaccos. flour
feed and serials.
Thursday morning, Vance Dobson,
student of Columbia college pledged
as member of the Honor Society
Delta Chi Epsilon.
The freshmen of the Academy Gi
Columbia college went on a picnic up
to the dam, Thursday morning.
j, Quite a number of the parents Of
/, students from abroad were visitors
through commencement exercises a
Columbia college.
Miss Gladys Duthie, Miss Esther
Compton and Mrs. ]. w. Compton
will leave June l for Nashville, Tenn
They will visit relatives in variou
parts of the state and Miss Duthi
' and Miss Compton will attend tn
: Peabody normal school at Nashville
I this summer.
, The Milton Boy Scouts are on a
! outing tour up the river. They wen
3 by auto the toh dam, and from ther
$ hiked six miles farther up the rive
$ The yare led by their scoutmaste
Hall l.. Day, who will when he rt
will go on a long hike with some {
the students of Willamette universit
Miss Marguerite McKlveen lie
i. Friday night for Denver. Col, HI
;, home, where she will attend the sun
, mer school of the Denver universit
= Mrs. G. Howells and daughter Ii
!, lian, have gone to Portland for til
summer.
Maxwell S. Stewart goes to Penr
: sylvania.
Miss Florence Kurth goes {
North Dakota.
d Mrs. Lucy Sullivan goes to- SpS
g kane. Miss Mayrlee jerks to Tar
} lgent, Ore.
IS The above named, Miss Duthie, NJ
Day, Miss Mayrlee jerks, Miss Mt
N klveen, Mrs. Howells, Mr.. Stewar
,, Miss Kurth and Mrs. Sullivan wer
id instructors in the college the pa
II term.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell Tudor le
IS for Deer Lodge, Mont, Friday morl
ing. Mr.. Tudor has been attendin
ic the college here this winter He wi
,e have charge of the Methodist pastor
" ate where he goes, filling the plat
of the pastor who died lately.
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright of Spir
IN Lake, Ida. We're visitors here durir
nj commencement week, taking the
n daughter home with them, she ha
O. ing been student of the college Il
lpast term. Miss Eva Leibbrand a
N lcompanied them home and will st;
of la month.
20 Supt. Robe and wife of the We
mr. ton schools visited the college Fl
,v day.
Rev. II, V. Moore spent Frid
g. with the Fl. s. Shangle family
of The Rev. c. A. Rexroad went
Il the Veterans Hospital Tuesday
Boise, Ida, for treatment. He W
= ordered to the hospital last fell b
did not go. He writes his wife tt
he has met many old comrades
the Ninety First Division in Boise.
The Francis Willard monument
the corner by the Fountain" is b
ing treated to a coat of paint, by t
new proprietor, who says he will ha
the water turned on. The purpose
the w. c. T. L. of Milton will ags
thus be carried out, which was
quench the thirst of man and bet
as well as being reminder of t
life and work of the great tempe
ance leader.
Mrs. J. w. Davis of North Milt
gave a birthday dinner Friday
honor of her son, Cecil Hicks Dirt
day, the dinner being served at
m. Those present were Mr.. and M
Harold Grey, Mrs. Elmer Hopki
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hicks, Eds
Hicks and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. L
Wis, at whose home the event @
Cured.