East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-20
REBEEAH LODGE OF
ECHO CHOOSES ITS
OFFICERS FOR YEAR
MRS. WILDER IS ELECTED NO.
BILE GRAND AND MRS. HEW.
TIT VICE GRAND.
Installation Will Be Held the First
Meeting In January - AppOlntlve
Officers VIII Also BE Named at
That Tlme-StOre Broken Into
But Nothing Is Missed.
Especial correspondence.) }

ECHO, Ore, Nov. 2O.-The local
Henrietta Rebekah lodge elected
its officers for the coming term last
Wednesday evening They are as
follows. Noble grand Mrs. Garetta
Wilder; vice grand, Mrs. Adelaide
Hewitt; secretary, Mrs. Marie Gil
bert, and treasurer, Mrs. Grsce
smith. The installation will not take
place until the first meeting in jan
uary at which time the appolntive
officers will be chosen
Myrick's confectionery store Of
this place was broken into sometime
after IL o'clock Thursday night
Nothing was missed there being no
| money left in the cash register Of
nights No clews were left for the
officers to work on 1t is supposed
1t was the same party or parties
who robbed the w. A. Jones confec-
tionery store few weeks ago
Ralph Saylor a high school pupil
Of Freewater returned home yester-
day morning after a few days rabbit
shooting at his fathers farm on
Butter creek. =.
A. X. Hammer of this place receiv-
ed word that his brother A. /. Ham
mer passed away the first of this
week at his home near Elberton,
Wash Mr. Hammer was 73 years old
and well known here.
The Danish musical club will give
an entertainment next Tuesday night
November %. at the NJ f. church
under the auspices Of the Ladies
Aid
Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Johnson aud
children spent Wednesday in PEN
dleton
Grandpa Wilcox is visiting this
week with relatives in Pendleton
Miss Esther Scholl was visitor in
Pendleton yesterday.
Il. r Lewis is here from Portland
II L. Stanfield, who spent most Of
the summer in Chicago. returned
home this week and Immediately
went to Portland TO join his family
who has been visiting there during
his absence
Mrs. W. j. Wattenburger returned
home Tuesday from Walla Walla. |
Her daughter. Mrs. Stapish is still in
the hospital but rapidly improving.
W. A. Robinson OF Spokane, wash,
who has been here the past month |
left Tuesday for Hanford, Wash. He
was accompanied by his son-in-law, |
A + Greiner of this place. After |
completing their business there, Mr..
Robinson will go on to his home 1t
Spokane and Mr.. Greiner will re-
turn here.
Mrs. Edna Lewis is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Pendleton.
Glenn Brown is here visiting with
Mayor Hugh d. Smith.
T. II White OF San Francisco
spent Thursday visiting here with his
old time friend SANDY Machbu,n,
Mrs W. II. Crary arrived here
Thursday evening from Portland TO
Join her husband. the new owner OF
the Echo News.
Mrs. c. P. Bowman and son, Perry,
left yesterday morning for Portland
where they will join Mr.. Bowman
who left here Wednesday with a car
load Of hogs for the Portland mar
kets. From there they will all GO
on to California to visit the differ"
ent fairs being held there.
Mrs. Ralph Singer, who has been
visiting relatives here. left the first
of the week for her home at Waits
burg, Wash.
W. w. Wigglesworth and son Earl
were in town yester-
day from their Butter Creek farm.
The Echo teachers returned home
asst night from Pendleton where they
attended the teachers institute,