East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-16
YOUNG MAN HURT
BY A HAY BA|LER
FOOT MANGLED WHEN
CAUGHT IN MECHANISM
Stanfield schools TO Take Up Special
Drills i'm Connection With Physical
Culture Work-City Park Will BE
Beautificd.
Especial Correspondence.) }

Stanfield, Ore, April 16. Orville
Burnham, the son of Mr.. Burnham.
who lives near the Umatilla river
bridge, met with painful injury
Monday while working with the hay
baler near town. In some manner his
left foot was caught by bolt and
before the machine could be stopped
the member was badly bruised and
lacerated DR.. Reid dressed the
wounds, and believes that no perma
nent injury will result.
John Bruce, whose home is on
Prince Edward Island on the eastern
coast of Canada is in Stanfield on
visit to his nephew, Austin Wadman,
engineer on the big steam shovel. He
is the father of Mr.. Bruce of the
Bruce Eschbach Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stappish of Echo,
We're business visitors to Stanfield
Thursday.
Geo. L. Ward. president of the STAN
field Mercantile company. Was ill
last week
The Ladies Aid society met at the
home of Mrs. L. T. Renison Thurs
day.
Official duties took county COM
missioner Horace Walker to Pilot
Rock Wednesday.
p. ]. Esbach. who has been here
several days looking after the work
on the drainage canal, left for Spo-
kane Thursday.
The Embroidery Club was enter
tanned at the home of Miss Olga
Baumberger Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Hilda Carlson went to Pendle-
ton Wednesday and expects to remain
at the county seat town Her sister,
Miss Gertie Carlson, is already en-
ployed at the telephone office there.
Miss Rose Baumberger an operator
employed at the Stanfield telephone
office, is visiting this week with Miss
Stella Mccullough at her country
home near Stanfield. Miss Olga
Baumberger is acting as substitute
during her absence
The physical culture work of the
first four grades of Stanfield school
will hereafter take the form of sever
al special drills the older boys hav-
ing ordered Indian clubs, while the
girls are busy preparing a Maypole
drill
Arbor day was appropriately OBJ
served by the rendering of a pro-
gram consisting of recitations. read
| ings and songs by pupils from all
! grades.
Miss Margaret Windle, who has
| been nursing the young daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Gray, left for her
home in Pendleton on Saturday
morning. She was the guest of Mrs
]. f. Faucet on Thursday and Fri
day before leaving.
number of Stanfield citizens went
to Pendleton Saturday to hear Sena-
tor Robert La Toilette speak Among
the number We're A. w. Gray, G. L
Hurd and p. II. Buchoiz.
Mrs Eva Dumas spent Saturday ir
Pendleton.
Mrs P. II. Bucholz and Mrs. Harry
Bartholomew were motor passenger:
to Pendleton on Saturday.
Rev. J. f. Faucet. pastor Hope
Presbyterian church, left on Thursda!
for Pendleton to attend the annua
meeting of the presbytery
Mr.. Anton Hoidahl spent Saturda,
in Pendleton.
Chester Barney, proprietor of th'
Pastime Parlors, visited Echo on Sat
urday
At the last meeting of the cit
council it was voted to pipe waite
from the hotel to the little city parl
so that it may be kept green and at
tractive during the heated season.
committee of ladies' from the Stud.
club have undertaken to raise SOM
funds to help with the work.
Harry Bartholomew went to Ech
Saturday.
The work on the drainage ditcl
has been somewhat delayed recentl
on account of the very high water Il
the river