East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
MEMBERS OF PILOT
ROCK COMMERCIAL
club HAVE BANQUET
TROUT is DELICIOUS DISH AT
THE REGULAR GATHERING
OF ORGANIZATION.
Many Fishermen Line Up Along
Greek Banks on saturday and Some
Make Good Catches; water TOO
High, However; Resignation Of
Rev. GefVin Is Accepted.

wi VAh ~ a ghAAA1EN so
meeting. Twenty-six pounds Of fine
trout caught by local fishermen were
donated for this banquet. The trout
all measured about 10 inches.
About so fishermen were lined up
along the creek banks IN town Satur-
day morning. All were successful In
landing some. A few who went far
ther out came home with their bas-
kets full. Lew Bradburn succeeded
in landing a salmon. Since Sunday
fishing has been abandoned as the
water is too high.
Miss Nellie Anibel has returned
home after spending Sunday with
Mrs. l.. C. Scharpf. Hiss Anibel ex-
poets to leave for Chicago soon to
continue her study of music.
L. c.. Scharpf and Arthur Bond
made a trip to Walla Walla Friday
for the purpose Of bringing home a
new Oakland car recently purchased
by Mr.. scharpf from the Bond Auto
Co.
Joe Roger made a business trip ia
P%endleton today. While there Mr.
Roger expects to close a deal whereby
he will become manager of Lehman
Springs for this season.
Mrs. Ganders has returned to heI
home after spending the past two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Gelvin, of this place.
The resignation of Rev. Gelvin al
pastor Of the church here was for
mally accepted by the congregation
Sunday morning. Mr.. and Mrs, Gel
vim will not leave until about June
/. During their stay here of the past
two years they have made many
friends who will regret to see them
go.
Prof. Hawley has been seeing with
only one eye for several days, as q
result of coming in contact with the
ball while playing with the boys al
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie West, former
ly of this place, but now of Pendletor
visited friends here Saturday.
Miss Ethel Freeman visited friends
here last week, returning to her home
in Pendleton Saturday.
Ruth Hunter, little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hunter, is visiting
her aunt. Mrs Cooper, here
Lillian Cooper was a Pendleton
visitor Saturday.
Glenn Gelvin has accepted a posi-
ton with E T. Fannfng's Confession
cry.
Mrs. Porter Royce IS visiting her
mother. here, Mrs. Jules Wegnner
Miss Lillian Volp, local central, Wis
tied Pendleton Sunday.
Bill Bloom, who has been quite i'll
al the home of Mrs. Bur Hinkle, Is
able to be out again.
Pilot Rock ball team put in several
hours of good practice sunday. They
expect to be in fine shape by the time
the a opens and feel more con-
fident of landing the pennat for Pr
lot Rock tina ever before.
The city Jail was moved last Fri
day to the lower edge of town. Al
Actor, who was helping to move the
building. had the misfortune of hav-
ing one of the big rollers fall on his
foot, which completely crushed the
big toe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Humphrey are
the proud parents OF a baby daugh-
ter, born Sunday, April 2.
While out motoring in his a sun
day, L. c. Scharpf HAD the misfor'
tune to run over his valuable dog.
The dogs leg and shoulder were
crushed and it was necessary to shoot
him.
Mrs. Bailey gave a dinner last
Thursday in honor of her grandmoth.
err, Mrs. John Ship, VINO celebrated
her birthday on that DAY.
Misses Edith and Mable Wilson en-
tertained their friends at their home
here on saturday evening. All Fools
day was the occasion.
Miss Alta Smith and Mrs. Lucille
Bond both purchased new pianos
from the Warren Music House in
Pendleton last week.
Marvin Roy this morning opened
a garage in the building recently va
Gated by the Bond Auto Co.
Mr.. Tone has returned after spend.
ing the past six weeks on a business
trip through Washington.
Il. T. Tanning, who has been quite
i'll again expects to leave for Port
land soon where he will remain un.
til he Is entirely well.
Mrs. Grace Darling and baby
daughter, are visiting at the home o.
Mrs. Bert Westgate.
Miss Eldena Schafer gave a party
at her home last Friday night in hon.
or of Miss Georgia Shipiey, who cele'
brated her fifteenth birthday on tina.
date. About thirty pupils from thu
high school here yer present.
The Saturday Club received another
large shipment of roses and shrubs
last Friday. They expect to distrib'
ute a hundred dahlia bulbs this week
Carnes Bros, have their store IL
order again after completely remodel
ing It. The arrangement now Is 9
big Improvement, giving 1t a very
modedn and up to date appearance
Two American aeroplanes hav,
been bought by the Dutch IndiaI