East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-25
ELECTION HELD BY
PILOT ROCK PIT
Various Items of Interest
From Special Cor
respondence.
(East oregonIan special.l }

house Friday evening and officerB Tor
the coming year were elected. Mrs.
Frank Duff was elected president,
Mrs. Arnold Planting. vice president,
and Mrs. owen carnes secretary and
treasurer.
Mrs. Ed Wright and daughter Ma
nila were here Saturday
Marvin and Maurice Roy left here
saturday for colfax. Washington.
a Ford car caught fire, on Main
street Saturday night and caused
quite bit of excitement. Il was ex-
unguished before any damage was
cone.
Extensive improvements are being
made on the Kn1tts- 1Marcum barber
shop this week New chairs and glass
es are being installed and the entire
front of the shop will be new.
Ida Eldridge motored to Pendleton
Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johns and son
Of q ndleton. weie here Sunday.
Velta RoorlC spent sunday With her
tparents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi EIdridge were
transactfng business at the Joe
Holmes ranch Sunday.
George Sherman was visitor here
Friday.
Mrs. Frank Byrd, who has been se-
riousIy i'll. is reported to be better
now.
Several people from here enjoyed
picnic parties on the creek Sunday
Quite a number of Pendieton people
motored out in the afternoon.
Vivian Gibbs, Pendleton high school
girl, spent the week END at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith.
i. r. Tanning is working again aft
er being i'll for several days.
Miss Louise Miller entertained a
number of her little friends here Fri
day afternoon. the occasion being her
fourth birthday. All the children in
her Sunday school class were Invited
and the following were present Bar
fbara Etter, Irene Etter, Thelma RAN
kin, Lavelle Carnes, Lorraine HOOPER,
4 BernIce Casteel, Maxine Casteel,
Clara Schennep, josephine Schennep,
Dorothy Smith, Lois Scharpf, Madei-
inc Tanning, Sybil Darling, MaN
Carnes, Hubert Carnes. Jack Smith.
DeIwin Stewart, Donald Harrah. Don
aid Royer. Raymond Beck, Fredrich
inson, Gail Royer. Louise and Jack
Miller. Most of the mothers accom-
parted their children.
hleck Shafer was in town Friday.
Tom Reeves of GuHdane was here
Friday.
Mrs Jack Hodges motored to PEN
dlcton Fiday afternoon.
A haby girl Weighing s 1-2 pounds
was born Friday morning TO Afr. and
Mrs. Marion Melton at ST. Anthony's
hospital in Pendleton. Mrs. Melton
l-Was Miss Nettie Hurd.
Mrs Ray Hink1e and small son are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Burr Hinkle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Roorl1 were
here Wednesday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wilson.
Alta Smith returned from Pendle-
ton Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Boylen were
here Thursday.
DR.. E. o. Parker of Pendleton made
a professional call here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Chapman are in
Pendleton this week.
Morg Edwards was a business Wis
itor here Friday.
Mrs. Donald Cameron and daugh.
ter were here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs oliver Knots were
tlansacting business here Thursday.
Edith wanke, Verona FuIlenwider
Marvin Roy and Carl Bracher mo-
tored to Pendleton Thursday evening.
Mr.. Skiles, well known drug drum.
mer, paid NJ. ID. Orange business
call Thursday.
Mrs. Carl Stewart has returned
from Malla Walla, where she has
been guest of her mother for some
time.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter smith have
been elected delegates from the odd
Fellow and Rebecca lodges to attend
convention to be held in California
soon.
Mrs. Vesta Stanley passed through
here Monday on her way to the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
BoAlen.
Eleanor Wells was guest at the
home CT Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Lester
over Sunday.
Helen Meengs. who is teaching in
the wegner district. was here sat
urday.
Mrs. Elmer Turner was here sat
urday.
ora Allen and family were here
S;.nday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Gillian were
here sunday.
The school children are selling war
cook books this week to make money
Tor the Junior Red Cross.
Robert Boylen has returned to his
ranch home, He has been assisting /
NJ. d. orange at the drug store for
several weeks
GUARDSNIAN, KEPT
FROM WAR FINDS IITrIe /