East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-28
ECHO BAKERY
CHANGES HANDS
GUILIFORD BUYS THE
GILLETTE CHOP MILL
Horses Sold at High Figure and Ship
ped TO Portland-Two Teams Bring
5000.
Especial Correspondence }

| ECHO, OESp cSp' ANNSN
Coppenger on saturday bought the
business known as the Home Bakery
on Bridge street, and heretofore con-
Quoted by J. Hutchens. Mrs. Cop
penger will personally conduct the
business IN the future. g
C. ]. Gulliford last week bought the
property of H. B. Gillette consisting
of one half block of ground border
ing on Dale and Buckley and the
buildings situated thereon, contain
ing a chop mill ana blacksmith shop.
Word was received here yesterday
that Mr.. and Mrs L. d. Schiveley,
who left this place week ago for a
short visit to Spokane, are the proud
parents of an eight pound boy born
Friday, Feb. "a.
On Saturday R. E. Callison of this
place sold two teams of horses to H.
, 5. Galligan of Hood River. The
horses were shipped from Umatilla
One team of draft horses brought
S4O0 and the other driving team
brought 5000.
The remains of Mrs. c. A. Lund
were laid to rest here yesterday in
, the 1. o. o. F. cemetery. Mrs. Lund
came out from Wisconsin in Decem'
,ber last to visit with her daughter
? Mrs. Jas. Faucet of Stanfield, anG
5 died on Feb. 25, after a few days ill
: ness.
y B. F. Smith of Hermiston, spen
! yesterday here visiting with friends
: Ivan Short and Mrs. Lena Maddel
!, arrived here Friday from Silve
Y Creek to attend the bedside of thei
n mother, Mrs. Margaret Short, who i
: very i'll at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
W. w. Whitworth.
- Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Smith returne
home yesterday from a short visit t
= Pendleton.
Miss Agnes Boyd spent Sunday i
Pendleton visiting friends.
H. y. Sitton left Saturday for hi
home at High River, Alberta. NJ
Sitton is an old time resident of TIL
county, having lived in Echo twent
years ago, and was greatly surprise
m in the changes he found. Mr.. Sitto
to arrived here a week ago with the il
tention of buying horses to ship
n Alberta, but was unable to buy at II
. prices he expected to pay. After
short visit with friends and relativ,
he returned home.
on Thursday the remains of Mr.
>. Ellen Little were laid to rest her
IN Mrs. Little was the octagenorian WI
died of pneumonia at Hermiston {
Feb. 22. She was a new arrival fro
i. the east. Undertaken Ware of tn
10 place had charge Of the funeral.
Misses Ruth Godfrey and Vii
With fria de in He
miston last evening.
Mrs. Nellie Horton and little da
IN Ghter Geraldine, came down fro
Pendleton yesterday and are visitil
d. with Mrs. Jos. Bailey.
Among those who attended the E
campment at Pendleton from tn
place were Jos Bailey, T. G.. Smit
A. c. Armstrong, Loren Kenison, Ge
Risehng and c. E. Fish.
Miss Agness Donahue, one of t
Echo high school pupils, taught
the Stanfield school on Thursday.
DR.. A. Reid of Stanfield, visit
y, here Thursday.
- Rev. S. L. Clark is at Umatilla a
sisting in revival meeting held the
in the interest of the Presbyteri
nd church.
or Miss Ilene Webb and Miss Add
,st Gates visited today in Pendleton.
AZ. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh D. Smith we
=. passengers to Pendleton on the n
na tor this morning.
To- Allen Mathes and Vevitt Sanders
were visitors here yesterday while
their return home to Freewater frC
Umatilla where they played basil
did ball.