East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-13
SHIPMENT OF
STOCK IS MADE BY
RANCHERS OF ECHO
TEN CARLOADS OF MUTTON
SHEEP ARE SENT AWAY TO
THE SEATTLE MARKET.
COrrea. Cunha and Ramos are the
shippers: High school Juniors En-
terrain the seniors AM All Have
Pleasant Time; Weston Folks Visit
ing: Other News Notes.
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ECHO. Ore, April t1.-One OF the
shipments of stock from this
place for several weeks was made on
Saturday night when ten carloads OF
sheep were sent to the Seat
tie market. Four cars belonged to
Frank Correa, five to JOS. Cunha and
one to JOS. Ramos.
An unusually pleasant time was had
a the Walden Rhea home on Butter
Creek last Friday night when the
Echo high school juniors gave a ban
quet to the seniors. Those present
were Prof. and Mrs. W. w. Green. Mr.,
and Mrs. E. Hammer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walden Rhea. Misses Bessie An
drews, Esther Scholl, Clephane and
Daphena Gulliford, Irene Rhea and
Messrs Hugh Rhea. Norman Storms,
George Sailing and jay Hays.
Miss Ida Dingman returned home
Sunday evening from Bend, Ore.
where she was called on the sad mis-
sion of attending her fathers funer.
al Miss Dingman is a high school
pupil of this place.
Bert Moran. wool buyer for Grim.
Minis & Price of Boston, Mass, vas
here on Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. H. l. Hedrick accom-
panied by a party Of friends visited
here the latter part of the week with
the Scholl family. They came down
flom Weston by automobile. Mr..
Hedrlek attended the organization Of
the l. o. o. F. lodge at Stanfield on
Friday night.
Glen Brown has been in Portland
the past week visiting with his sister
who has been seriously i'll. According
to a letter received here on sunday
she is improving.
c. S. Nudge returned home We'd
nesday from a short business visit in
Portland. He was accompanied on
his return by his daughter Mrs. Eu-
nice Cox Of Portland who will visit
here for some time.
The we'll drill now in operation on
the Sherman Roberts farm south Of
town is down one hundred and fifty
two feet. Considerable water has
been encountered but they expect to
go considerable farther.
Mrs. Louis Scholl, Jr.. returned
home Sunday from Tangent, Ore,
where she has been with her mother,
Mrs. w. ]. Smith, who recently suf-
fered the misfortune Of a browen arm.
Mrs. Smiths arm is rapidly healing.
Bert Mullins left Sunday for Idaho
where he will look after his farm in
~terests.
A large number of Odd Fellows
from Overland Lodge No. 20, l. o. o.
F. Of this place attended the institut-
ing of the odd Fellow lodge at Stan
field last Friday night. Among them
were Messrs Tom Dervuse, E. N. Lit
sey, Joe Mailey, T. G. Smith and
others.
Mrs. Fred Everett of Stanfield and
Mrs. T. G. Smith of the Meadows
were in Echo last Thursday attend.
ing the Needle Craft Club which mel
at the home of MRS. ]. Frank Spin
ming.
Mrs. F. M. Bryant and Mrs. Clara
Ripper are visiting at Barnhart.
Mss Opal Bryant is spending a
month with relatives at Adams.
Mrs. Nora Castle of Irrigon, Ore,
is here this week visiting at the home
Of Mrs. Bert Mullins.
Mrs. Bert left. who has been TAX
ing treatment at Walla Walla the
past thre weeks is reported much i'm
proved IN health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips of Portland,
parents of contractor Harry Phillips
returned to their home Sunday morn.
ing after a weeks visit here with
their son..
A fine rain fell here Sunday night
and yesterday besides laying the dust
along the roads it was a benefit to
the crops.
A large number Of EchOites went
up to Pendleton to see the Echo team
win the baseball game on Sunday.
Among them were Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
S%tanfield, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Gilbert,
Mrs. Agnes Wigle. Carl Rhea, A. b.
Thomson and J. Frank Spinning.
George A. Greasy, was here last
Thursday in the interest of his politi-
cal aspirations. He was accompanied
by VIM. Kennedy, DR.. Monkman and
Thos. Campbell, all of Hermiston.
Joe Glakely, deputy sheriff, was
here last Saturday serving subpoenas
on a number Of Echo people to ap-
pear as witnesses in the case of l. b.
Ashbaugh vs.. the -O.-Ws r. & ". Co.
which will be tried today.
T. @. Smith, a prominent Meadow
farmer. returned home Saturday from
Pendleton where he was serving on
the grand jury.
Guy Smith came down from Mea-
cham and spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. @. Smith.
F. T. George Is the owner Of a
splendid six cylinder studebaker au-
famohfla