East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-19
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Especial Correspondence
Hermiston. Ore, Dec. ia Joint
installation of the newly elected Off
GERS of the A. +. and A. Masons and
Eastern Star was held in Skinner Hall
Tuesday evening, a large attendance
of both lodges being present. The
Masonic officers installed were H. d.
Newell. w. M; ]. d. Rice, S. W.; c.
H. Crandall, ]. W.; A. l.. Larson.
secretary: F. B. Swayze. treasurer;
VIM. F. Braun, S. D.: M. d. Scroggs,
]. D.; Geo. A. Cressy S. s.; Henry M.
Sommerer, J. s.; j. NJ. Griffin, tyler.
G. Lee Clark. postmaster from
Minnesota, acted as installing officer
and also assisted in the Eastern Star
installation.
The officers of the Eastern Star in
stalled were Mrs C. Stewart, w. M;
F. j. Thomas, W. p; Mrs. w. J.
Dobler A M; Catherine Garner, sec
retary, Mrs. Geo. A. Cressy, treas
urer; Mrs. A. E. Phelps. conductress'
| Catherine Skinner. associate conduct
ress; Mrs. VIM. Skinner, chaplain;
| Mrs. NJ. Scroggs, marshal; Mrs. F. F.
Wied. organist and Mrs. Lyad A. Nc
Donald, Mrs. E. r. Eriksen. Hazel Il.
| Cressy. Mrs VIM. F. Braun, Mrs A.
! s. Johnson at the five points OF the
star: Mrs. L. ID. Lay, warder; }. d.
| Rice sentinel. Installing officer was
Mrs. Stewart. Following the install
lation a lunch was served'in the dlh-
! ing room
F. ]. Thomas, the Hermiston par
ber has moved to Stanfield where
he will run pool hall in connection
with his barber snop. Frank j. Au-
seon will continue in charge of the
shop at Hermiston.
II Hanbv has received a carload
of dressed lumber for his new resi-
dence on the hillside south of town
Miss Catherine Skinner was at Um-
atilla yesterday in the interest OF mu-
sic, returning last evening
Several members of the Umatilla
Eastern Star lodge visited the Her
miston installation, returning yester-
day morning.
Thomas Campbell, Jr., has gone 10
Pendleton on business
Miss Bessie Mcpherson, secretary
of the Inland Empire Lumber COM
pany. is in Pendleton visiting triehus'
w. r. Longhorn has returned from
Umatilla. 49,,
Ross Loudenslager, who for the
mast two wears has been in the h. H.
/ uitt store. will leave the 21st for Sc
attle where he has a good position
awaiting.
F Fisher, manager of the Hermis-
ton garage, left for San Diego Nalii''
where he will spend the winter. Dur
ing his absence the garage VIII De III
charge of Harold Dishon.
Otto G.. Sapper will take the motor
to Umatilla tonight in the Interest,"
of the Victorola line.
The Misses Wingate, Littler anu
Mcdonald, left yesterday AFTERNOON
for Pendleton where they VIII remain
for tho balance of the week. taxing
tho one wear teachers examination.
Mrs W. p. Bauschard left fo'
Portland to join her husband VINO re-
Gently obtained good position mere
Rev. O. f. Jones left lot hooo
River from where he will go to For''
land Rev. Jones is special represen'
tatiye of the Episcopal bishop OF ore
pon and carried with him oeautiiu
travelling bag for the bishop, TINS De-
ing a present from eight clergymen;
c. A bushnen left for seat.i'
where he expects to obtain employ
ment. ,-o.;uo
w. r. Longhorn was in oma.i'is
looking after some contract work
sam Hunt, foreman for the New.
mort Land & Construction company
! drove to Umatilla with H. G. New
port who was to take No. II trai'
to Portland on a business trip.
w. G. Fritz vas in Umatiila Oh
: business interests. Mr.. Frits nov
represents the Grand Union Tea com
pany for this section.
Frank Bilderback, who has oeei
employed by the Maxwell Land ant
Irrigation company for the past NV
wears. left for Hillsboro, Ohio, wher
he viii visit his parents. He expect
to he away several months,