East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-28
OLD MILTON LAND
|. MARK TO Be WRECKED;
NEW BUILDING PLANNED


MILTON N-FREEWATER, June 2S.-
Contractors, l.. Simpson and B. Sam
1el are painting the residences of ID. w.
Demaris, in South Milton. as~l a..
William Harder and wife, Robert
Still. son LLOYD and daughter Mrs.
Edith Moss and Henry Kupke return
ed from their trip into Central Ore
gon Saturday. They got q plenty Of
fish and had a general good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Parks became
the proud parents of an eight pound
girl Thursday.
Mrs. James Moss of Kennewick was
operated on for appendicitis at the
College Place sanitariurn Suaday,i go
ing through it all right. apparently.
A party of eleven went from here
to Helix,( Saturday night to confer
the Master Mason Degree on a candi-
date, Mr.. Harvey Brown. The names
of the party are as follows; w. c.
Wade, George Reed, NJ. B, Kaser,
Chas. Whiting, E. J, Davis, + J., W.
Davis, w S. Munsell, j. D, Whitman
f. A. Case, Victor Orr and. Delbert
Easterwood
Another of Milton's old land marks
will go when Arthur Milbby will tear
down the old Swash building and re-
place it with a modern brick struc-
ture, which he will begin to do July ].
He will occupy it for. his mercantile
business sas'l9 !: a lzi-
G. H. Parsons and wife accompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Elan visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Osbourn
at Dixie, Sunday
Clarence Walter, Milton marshal
went to Spokane Monday, on business,
by auto.
Mrs E. H. Long of Pine City, Mimi,
who has been visiting at the home of
w. H. Bailey, left Saturday for Los
Angeles, Cal. Euroute she was a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Raymond of Pendleton.
Mrs. e. L. Berry who underwent an
operation in Portland recently, is re-
ported to be convalescing nicely.
Mrs. l. Evanson, mother of Mrs, G.
$. Cheshire, who some six weeks ago
was the victim of severe burns on the
feet and limbs from an overturned
kettle of boiling water is recovering
from it nicely.
Miss Doris Tracy won a prize, re-
Gently in q swimming contest in the
College Place natatorium, she winning
as high as forty eight points as against
fourteen and fifteen by some of the
other contestants.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Harris returned
| from the Seventh Day Adventist camp
meeting at, Spokane Sunday.
NJ N. Brunnei. of the Pacific Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company Of
Portland was fnkthe Twin Cities. Fri
day and Saturday, marking up an
estimate for additional outside cable
| plant for our towns. @+
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson of AL
| berta, Canada went to Portland, Sat
llrday with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nc
| Even, who are entertaining them.
| J. w. Hendricks on Broadway,
| North Milton has painted his house
| and other buildings, which improves
| the appearance of his place very
much. N. III. Harrington is painting
| his residence on the same street also.
s. Shinkle has sold his confestionary
near the substation, to Barney Beard,
who has taken immediate possession.
/ Mr.. Shinkle has gone to Salem, Ore.
| to live.
Walter Woodward has bought the
| right to manufacture and sell patent
lawn sprinkler which he has named
Hi-Lo. Mr.. Woodward has Umatilla
county as his territory.
C. C. Graham and ]. o. Garrett, two
well known men of Freewater have
rented the Hillman Cafe and are all
ready operating it.
| Monday, Mr.. j. T. Slower had
gang of sixteen men thinning applies
in his orchard, the frost not having
| left them evenly enough distributed
over the trees. some places being too
much in clusters.
Frank Harrington of the Freewater.
pool hall has gone to Nevada and Ari-s
iona on account of his lungs in the
hope that that climate will fbenefN
him.
| Mrs. Olive Sanford arrived from
/ California where she has lived for the
past two years, getting here Friday, in
time to help celebrate the birthday OF
her mother Mrs. sam Heoa of State
! Line
F., r. Harden, telegraph operator
at the o. w. r.. & N..zoffiee, has re-
tutrned with his family. from a two,
months trip to Texas and California.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Allen drove over
10 Walla WaIla Sunday and up the
Dixie road. where they. passed the re-
mains of an automobile which had
evidently been in collision, and was