East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-19
RED CROSS WORKER
HON0RED At UKIAH
MRS. MIX E.NXIE GIVEN TOKEN OF
ESTEEM ON DEPARTURE
FOR PENDLhGrON.
Southern Part of County Had Cold
Cloudy Weather Following lsain;
Other Interesting News Of .UlNiaIh
section.
lEaat OregonIan speoInI.l

lkIAH, Nov l9.--A tea party was
given Wednesday, afternoon at the
home of Mrs. a. ID. Bolln. by tho la
dies of the Red Cross, in homer of
Mrs. Mckenzie who leaves for Pom
dleton soon. Mrs, Mckenzie was pre-
scented with beautiful set of silver
salad forks as a token of romember-
ance by her many friends She will
be missed by the He'd Cross meetings
and elsewhere rs she was an active
worker, But all wish her well in her
new home. Those present at the
meeting we're: Mrs. A. ID. Bolin, Mrs
Hugo lcns. Mrs. u. o. Huston Mrs.
J. r. Huston. Mrs $. J, Hclnick. Mrs.
Juseph' Herbert, Mrs. Il. q. Clark,
Mrs Frank Hilbert. Mrs. Jesse Hilbert,
Mrs Wood Bibbs. Mrs Warren Gibbs,
Mrs n. LaurancC, Miss Frankie
SturdNant Mrs. A. Martin, Mrs. G.
Hynd and Mrs. Mckenzie, the guest
of honor
Miss Ida t1ldridge Of Pilot Rocll was
in ukiah Friday soliciting for the PEN
dletun Tribune.
William Aiones of Bridge Creek
was in town Sunday on business.
Mrs. Maggie Walker of Dale, was
in town Wednesday after supplies
Home From Camp Lewis.
Granville Plant who was called to
Calnp Lewis, was discharged and re-
turned to his home a few days ago.
Henry lAzinka left tho 1azinka
ranch Thursday with Il carload of fat
cows which he will ship to Portland
and while there Mr.. Lazinka win nt-
tend tho stock show. Mrs. Istzinka
win accompany him.
Frank, Oscar and Jesse Hilbert,
u 1 4 ,fff
ing for their cattle, gathering them
from off the reserve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Petcys and son
Gilbert of Iowa are visiting Mr.. and
\ Mrg. Sanford Chilson for short
y time.
4 MIR, and Mrs. Shutruln passed
through town Thursday enroutc to-
Pendicton They were accompanied
by Mrs. Trace Baker who goes to
Camp Lewis to join her husband there
for while before he is called to
France.
MIR. and Mrs. Garfield left for Ida
ho Wednesday to remain permanent
ly. hoping the change would benefit
Mrs. Garfield who Is in i'll health.
Clyde Helmick of Bridge Creek
passed through town Thursday with
sin head OF horses which he had sold
and was delivering thom in Pilot Rock I
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mossic. Eher
Mossie and Mrs. ]. II. Mcttie left for
Pendleton Thursday morning.
Mrs. Nettte Sailing OF Pcndleton |
was in town Wednesday working in |
the Pcndleton Tribune contest.
Mrs. John Linsner left for Pilot /
Rock Monday returning Thursday (
evening.
East With Cattle.
Herbert Menges left last week for
the east. going with cattle shipped by
John Carter.
The lecture given by Mrs. Herbert
last Friday night was well attended
aud about $500 was raised to help
get presents for the soldiers.
William Warden left for Portland
last week TO visit his TWO SONS Ivan
and Noel who have Joined the navy
and returned "Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chapman visit
cd at the home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. J. H. 4
Mettic last Sunday.
c. Marr and wife of Range passed
through town Monday enroute to Pen
dleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ship moved
Saturday into Mrs. NJ. E. Gibbs resi-
dence. recently vacated by Mr. and
-
Mrs. Oscar Hilbert of Bridge Creek
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Hilbert this week.
Roy. and Mrs. Herbert were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Quant at Alba rucs-
day night
William Baker of Dale was a guest
at the Hotel Peterson Tuesday niEht
enroute to Pcndleton.
A. party was given Helen, Clara ami
Willie Mckenzie Tuesday evening by
the- scholars and teacher and IL pleas
ant time was had ny all.
Vol Peterson returned tho first Of
the week after spending several days
in Pcndlcton on business
Alex Nick eitzic and family left for
Pendleton Thursday morning. 4
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert moved Fri
day into the Hynds bungalow on Main
street.
Gold and Cloudy,
The weather is cold aud cloudy
since the rain of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Lowell Gangcr and son
were in town "Wednesday trading from
The Lazinka ranch.
Edgar Dick was in town Monday
IL.