East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-29

er ins Couer d'Alene. Ida, where they
have been since June.
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and Mr.,
and Mrs. Roy Samuel went huckle-
berrying Thursday.
The Rev. Esq. Judd and family
are camping in the mountains and he
will not fill the pulpit Sunday at the
Baptist church, but the trustees will
make an effort to supply
Clarence Waiter and family moved
| Wednesday into their new home
which they have recently purcha'ed
on the corner of Main and Parallel
streets opposite the Midway grocery,
] in North Milton.
A sixteen year old boy named Lewis
was the victim of painful accident
at the dam Thursday, when engaged
| in cleaning his revolver it was CHS
charged and the bullet found lods-
ment in the fleshy part OF his thigh.
DR.. C. w. Thomas was called and the
wound was dressed and is not thought
| to be serious.
Burr Cahill, of Dayton, former res
ident of Milton, was a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rude Edwards
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Monegan of
| Freewater went out to the William
Kibler ranch aeast of walla Wall
Sunday in their auto, Pat driving, and
during the day he was run into by a
Imachilfe driven by woman which
damaged his car enough to put 1t
temporarily out of commission, great
lily to the annoyance and inconvenience
! of the Monegans.
A week from next Sunday, August
6, there will be baseball game in
Echo between the Prune Piclsers and
the Ditch Diggers, which in all prob
ability will be followed by a three
game series between the same teams
for the championship of umatilla
county. The games will be hotly
contested and will be intensely inter-
esting.
Mrs. T. B. storm will go to Portland
Sunday and on to Seaside, coming
back to Portland to take in the buy
ers' week at that city.
An ice cream social was given We'd
nesday evening on the church lawn of
the Christian church by the ladies OF
the Sisterhood. Twenty-Five dollars
were cleared, the money going to help
redeem the pledge of the ladies, which
was to pay SIS each sunday towards
the running expenses of the church
The prizes, $35 wrist watches. sew
en- in number, offered by the Peoples
Mercantile store of Freewater, one
each evening, which began Saturday
evening. have been won by the fol-
lowing parties: H. c. Lamb, Lena
Wagner, Olive Green, w. S. Hopkins
and Mrs. Alfred Harpe. There will
be two more drawings.
w. e. Jones has gone to Seattle on
a months vacation, and Sam Rich OF
the Jones real estate firm, has gone
to the same city in his auto, to visit
his family and will be back in a week.
Mrs. Walter Tanke and twin girls
of Ritzville. Wash, are visiting rela-
tives here, and are at present camp
ing at the Dougal camp with her SIS
ter. Mrs. Homer Mckenzie and her
mother, Mrs. Mae Johnson.
r. j. Oliver of the Noordhoff- NC
Kenzie sales force is indisposed to the
extent that he has not been able to be
at his post for the past few days. III
william Eaton and William Lang
ley with their wives made trip TO
Thursday, by way of Pen
1leton, in an auto.
Dennis Groom treated Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Brunton to an auto ride to PEN
lleton Sunday, taking Mrs. Groom
also. They took their luncheon on the
bank of the Umatilla river, and en-
ioyed themselves immensely.
Mrs. George Morgan was called to
John Day by the sickness of her moth
or, and before she got there her
mother died.
Mr.. Mackey, late proprietor of the
Cash grocery in Freewater, has gone
to Ohio where his father offers him
farm, all stocked, a chance he has ac-
cepted.
Gladys Grover whose home is i'll
Helix, but who is at present in the
College Place sanitarium, where she
has been for some weeks, has suffi-
GENTLY recovered to go home before
long. Miss Grover is a niece of Mrs
p. w. Allen and cousin to the Wald-
ems.
w. L. Van Slyke and family are
back home after their long trip by
auto to Kansas City Mo. They arriv-
ed Thursday. and had fine time, Wis
ting the old home.
Ernest Metz, an old acquaintance OF
the Rexroads when they lived in
Butte Mont, and now student of
The Washington state university at Sc
lttle, was a guest of the family, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. C. A. Rexroad says her hua-
band, Rev. C. A. ReXroad is getting
along very nicely at the Veterans
hospital at Boise. Ida, and that he
mad another operation some time ago,
rom which he has sufficiently recov-
cred as to enable him to come home
in about two weeks, he hopes.
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