East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-31
PILOT ROCKS BABY
SHOW BIG SUCCESS
DOCTORS DECLARE CHILDREN
ARE FINEST GROUP THEY
HAVE EVER TESTED.
Red Cross Ball to BE Given Next
Saturday Night: Man Reported
Lost in Mountains Is Located.


PILOT ROCK, oct. 30.-The baby
show held at this place Saturday was,
a decided success. In spite OF the as
agreeable day, there were about forty
five babies examined. Six doctors
We're present to give tests. They all
say the babies were the finest group
they ever tested. The doctors from
Pendleton were Dr.. Henderson, DR..
Parker. DR.. Moore and DIR. McKele-
way They We're assisted by DR.. De
Vaul and several local women.
Several women motored out to
the home of Mrs Lewis Matthews on
Stewart creek, Thursday afternoon.
The afternoon was spent in knitting
after which a delightful luncheon
was served. The ladies going were
Mrs. ]. NJ. Gilbert, Mrs. George Camp
bell, Mrs Ward Stanley, Mrs E. b
Casteel, Mrs. l. c. Scharpf, Mrs.
Walter Smith. Mrs A. NJ. Bond and
Miss Elma Boylen.
Man Reported Lost in Woods.
There was quite an excitement in
Pilot Rock Saturday afternoon when
Geo. Johnston came in from the
mountains with the report that Albert
Kennison was lost. Twenty-Five men
started immediatly from here to hunt
for him. When they reached Cur
dane they found Albert there. At
o'clock the afternoon before. he had
seen a deer. He kept following it
until it was too late to return to
camp. He camped all alone that
night and the next morning when he
retrned to the main camp to join his
party they were out searching foI
him. He then walked to Gurdane,
the nearest town and phuned in that
he was alright.
Dr.. Z. O. Parker has been called
out here to see f. r flaming sever
al times this week. Mr.. Tanning Is
quite ILL His mother from Portland
is expected to arrive Monday.
Mrs. Vesta stanley will leave this
week for Colfax. Wash. where she
will teach school this winter.
Exempted from Service.
Lon Etter has received word from
the district exemption board at La
Grande stating that he has been eX-
empted on Industrial grounds. Arch
ie Stephen Bond also received word
that he has been certified for service
and will be called soon.
Mrs j. NJ Hodges was in Pendle-
ton Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Stewart were
here Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. Johnston were
ir Pendelton Saturday having dental
work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Currin were
visitors here Saturday morning.
Mrs Johnston from Ukian is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. En-
cry Knots She is accompanied by
Baby Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nelson at
tended the baby show here Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Chapman was here
Saturday.
Albert BoyIen and wife brought
their young son to the baby show Sat
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Bond motored
to Pendleton sunday.
DR.. J. l.. GilleIand is here from
Pullman. Wash. He is accompanied
by his daughter Virginia. They will
start for Missouri Monday afternoon
where they will visit three or -four
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tanning are here
frcm Portland and are visiting their
daughter Mrs. - q. Scharpf
Maxine Schannep spent sunday in
Pilot Rock.
Mrs. I-Iman from Pendleton is Wis
ting her mother. Mrs. Levi Eldridge.
Mr. and Mrs. \. g Cooper motor
ed 20 Pendlcton sunday afternoon
They were accompanied by Mrs. a. @.
Straughan.
Jesse NJ Jones from Colfax, Wash
who has been spending few days
here has returned TO his home.
Herbert Boylen and wife were bus
iness visitors here Moudav.
Mrs. Harrah arrived in Pilot Rock