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MU.TON-FREEWATER, Sept. 13.
Il. S. Wilson who has been visiting
his brother Jack Wilson and sister,
Mrs Harold Coc and other friends
and relatives here Joined his comrades
in the army at Vancouver, Wash.
Monday. Mr.. Wilson has seen mush
of the world since leaving here some
four years ago. he having joined the
navy and later the army. While in
the navy he married Il girl in Boston,
Mass. where he lived for some time
and being engaged in driving truck he
saw all of the country about that old
historic town. He has trucked over
the route over which the famous Paul
Revcre made his famous ride and has
stood on ground that our Revolution
ary fathers stood on in the battles of
Lexington and Bunkcrhill.
AT the Christian church there will
be a "go-to- college" service in the
morning Sunday, which will be in hon
or of the young people who are goinS
to college They Will have charge of
the services, which will consist of
talks by the following named young
people: THE Call of The Ministry,
by Ward Rice; THE Place of Chris
tianity in Education" Harvey Shipp;
college" Mildred Bateman; The
Call of The Mission Field" Laura
Lord. Miss Nina Evans will play the
offertory and Miss Ruth Haynie will
sing q special solo. The list of young
people who are going to college is as
follows: Ward Rice, Warren Small,
Mildred Bateman, Dorothy Rogers,
Nina Evans, Ruth Haynie, Harvey
Shipp, Oleta sullivan, Laura Lord and
James Cameron.
Next Sunday evening at 500
o'clock Miss Daisy Maiden will lecture
in the Christian church. Miss Maiden
who is we'll known here is mission
ary to China and is home on fur
Tough, of year. She will appear in
native costume before the audience.
1t will afford an excellent opportunity
to learn first hand of that interest
ing country Everybody is cordially
invited to attend. ... ...,...
Miss Dorothy Rogers left for Lar
mie, Wyo. Sunday afternoon, intending
to enter the state university there.
Robert Frazier of Portland drove
up to Milton bringing his sister, 1nez
Goodwin and her daughter Barbara
with him. arriving Sunday morning.
At Pendleton they were met by Mr.. c,
r. Goodwin, who joined them in com
ing to Milton. The Godwins will visit
here a time before going to their home
at La Grande.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bailey have
been visiting at Ritzville, Wn. and re-
turned Monday.
AS the new Methodist minister fail
ed to get here, owing to a breakdown
with his car, enroute with his family,
Pres. II. S. Shangle of Columbia col
lege preached the morning sermon in
the Methodist church, Sunday last, and
Rev. ]. NJ johnson, presiding elder of
the La GrandC district preached in the
evening.
Mrs. A. Wilson returned to her
home in Prescott, Wn. Sunday, after
having visited a month at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. VanEkyke.
Blaine Hodgen has been selected as
captain of the high school football
team for the coming year.
Mrs. Letha j. King of Weston, sis
ter to Mrs. Dora Harder OF Milton
died Friday September s, and the
funeral was held Sunday at 2:30 p. IN.
in Weston, Rev. ]. r. Cohan officiat-
ing. W. S. Munscll undertaken of Mil
ton having charge.
The Milton Box Company are plac-
ing an order for the machinery for
modern band mill which is to have a
capacity of 10000 feet of inch lumber
per eight hours. The machinery is of
the Allison Chalmers manufacture and
it is the intention of the management
to have it ready for operation by the
first of March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Cochburn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Howard returned
from a vacation trip to Wallowa Lake
Sunday, reporting a very good time,
but efw fish and some snow falling
while they were there.
Earl f. (SpikcD Leslie Issues uni !
forms to the members of the football !
team as far as they went, Monday. but !
as there were not enough to go around !
some of the boys will be forced to |
wait a few days.
The claGs in French in the high
school are very much pleased to be
able to take up the study of that Ian
guage again after having had to drop,
it last year, as Professor ]. r. Cramer
has consented to teach them.
The new confectionery, school sup
ply and lunch counter near the tele-
phone office opened business Satur-
lay.
Mrs. J. NJ. Stadfeld and Mrs. Mac
Alexander are on the sick list this
week.