East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-14
PILOT ROCK CHILD
KICKED BY HORSE
JACK HE,NIPIIIL.L. YOUNG son OF
MIR. AND MRS. \. IIE,NIPHlI4IA
QUITE SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Brother of Mrs }. W. Stevenson One
of TIIscania Survivors; Other Newsy
Notes OF Much Interest.
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East Oregonian SpeciaLl
PILOT ROCK, Feb. l4.-Jack
HemphiH. small son of Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Hemphill was injured quite
seriously Monday afternoon, when he
was kicked by horse at the EIdridge
feed barn. He was taken Immediately
TO Grace Hospital and is improving
now.
Jim Hollgart, brother Of Mrs. J.
W. Stevenson of this place. is one OF
the survivors OF the Tuscania disaster.
Fred Groves has purchased the
house in which he is living. from
Grandma Jordan.
Temperance Speaker ApplaudcG.
DR.. George Morrow spoke to a large
and appreciative audience in the
church Tuesday night in behalf of the
temperance cause. His remarks were
very interesting and he was cheered
time after time. He especially COM
mended Pilet Rock upon having a
service flag hung beneath the stars
and stripes. and also upon sending
more than her quota OF young men
into the service OF the nation. There
was quite a bit of suspence among the
school children until the flag was
aWarded. The final counting OF the
votes gave the majority to the pTim-
airy room. The audience then saluted
the flag and all Joined in singing Ann
erica. An offering was taken and
S963.25 was taken in cash and pledg
es.
Alfred Smith was here from his
Meacham home Tuesday.
Princess Knots Is spending the
week with her parents Mr. and Mrs,
Lon Knots.
Lou Bradburn is sun very i'll at
his home here.
Arthur Hascall was here Tuesday.
Mrs. J. l. GIHland OF Pullman.
wn.. is expected to arrive here this
week.
Mrs. Louis Matthews was here
Tuesday She was accompanied by
her s.ster-in-Iaw. Mrs. Ircnspiker who
is visiting at her home
Must Buy Oil In Big Tanks.
4 representative of the Standard
Oil company was here Tuesday with a
truck Of gasoline from Pendleton.
Gasoline will be delivered in this way
in the future instead OF being shipped
on the train. Small amounts will not
be sold. and those desiring to buy the
oil direct from the company Will
have to buy at least a tank.
Winslow Hoffner has been taken to
Portland for medical treatment. He
injured his foot quite severely some
time ago, and it is giving him trouble
now.
Alta Smith has returned home after
spending several days with her sister
Mrs. OrvilIe Rodgers at EllcusLurg,
Washington.
L c. SchaTpf is having a rock wall
built on the lot he purchased recently
from Mrs. Julius Wegner.
Marion Smith went to PcndIeton
Tuesday 10 see his daughter Mrs. Rose
Dull who passed through there en-
route to Boise, Idaho. She will return
later and visit her father at his home
here. Mr. Smith had not seen his
daughter for twelve years.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Price at St. Anthony's
hospital in Pendleton Monday.
Bert Buholts was visitor here
Tuesday.
Stella Noble was transacting busi-
ness here Monday.
John Roger and son Clarence will
leave here soon for Portland where
Clarence will enter school.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Jones OF Col
fax, Washington, were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. a. c. Cooper Sunday.
Motor To WaIIa WaIla.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hodges motored
to Walla Walla Sunday and brought
Miss Bradish home as their guest.
Miss Bradish was formerly a nurse at
Grace Hospital.
Frank Duff was in Pendleton Tues
day.
L c. Scharpf is having his car re-
painted. Fred Groves IS doing the
work.
Ernest French was u visitor here
Tuesday.
Saturday has been set as a day for
the local school girls to do their Red
Cross bit. \ woman who understands
the work will be placed in charge OF
the workroom.
Josie Pedro who has been visiting
her sister Mrs Ray Hinkle. has re-
turned to her home in PendIeton.
Arthur Glliland passed through
here Monday on his way 10 Pendleton
to take the examination for army
service.
Bob Stubblefield. Mckay creek
rancher was here Tuesday.
Mrs MabIe Smith and Mrs Lucille
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