East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-23

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Russell. Mrs. Lottie Ris, Mrs. Lucille
/ Bond, Misses Edith Wanke, Olive
/ Mortimere. Helen De EauI, Clara
Soharpf, Grace Hinkle. Fay Hinlle.
Alta Smith and Eln1a Boyle1. Messrs.
George Done, Boot Paulis. Carl
Bracher, Fred Noes and NJ d. Or
ange.
Judge Gnliland was visitor here
Tuesday.
viii Build New Home.
Mrs. Julius Wegner is planning to,
build a modern house on the lot she
recently bought from Mr.. Henderson,.
The house which stands on that
ground now will he moved to one,
side and will he occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Simmons. Mrs. Simmons ia
a daughter of Mrs. Wegner. Work.
on the house win be begun as soon
as good weather comes. .'~ ~.-i
The meeting held in the Red Cross
workroom last Saturday for the high
school girls was n big success. Girls
from all the grades came and folded
gau2e. Something over 46O COM
presses were made in the one after
neon. a similar meeting viii be held
next Saturday
Donald Ross. well known Vinson
sheepman, died at his home there
Wednesday evening. Although Mr..
Ross made his home in Pendletorf he
vas known by every one in this COM
munity. Heart failure was the cause
Of his death and he was i'll for only
a few minutes.
Ralph Folsom was here Tuesday
having charge of the funeral of Lou
Bradburn. who died here Sunday.
NJ. o. La Hue was transacting bus
iress here Thursday.
Cora Knots and daughter Alta
were here Tuesday.
George Johnston was in town
Tuesday.
George Johnston was in town Tues
day.
Mrs. o. T. Carnes has been i'll the
Past week.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Cyrus Patterson Monday at st.
Anthony's hospital in Pendleton.
A special feature at church Sun
day morning will be a ladies quar-
tet. There will also be special music
at the evening service.
Mrs. Hutchinson Is Ill.
Mrs. Hutchinson is very ill at the
home of Mrs. Price, where she went
to visit the first of the week. Mrs.
is the mother of Ernest
and Bill Hutchinson and is visiting
here from Arizona.
Henry Casteel was a Pendleton
visitor Thursday.
Cora Grant was in Pendletor
Boxes of we'll made garments were (
received this week by the Red Cross1
from the Butter Creek and Albee |
auxiliaries.
Jesse Case and wife of wyoming /
are guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Levi Eidridge.
Mrs. Charles Kidwell, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and /
Mrs. Frank Michae1s since Christ (
mas, returned to her home in Drum J
mond, Idaho this week.
Ida Eldridge went to Pendleton
Thursday to remain over Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Grover Pound. .
Frank Hayes was a visitor here
Thursday.
c. H. Bracher, local hardware mer-
chant, has received several large
grain wagons. These wagons are
something new fn the community and
are made for hauling grain in the
bulk.
Pat Doherty. Butter creek rancher.
was here Thursday.
Alfred Smith of PendletOn was q
visitor here Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Knots were
visitors here Tuesday.
Gilbert Sells His stock.
Merwyn Gilbert has sold his stock
In the store here to Casteel and stan
ley. the original owners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Glen. who lived
here for many years, are visiting old
friends here now. They are moving
their household goods to Baker city.
A baby girl was born Monday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. z. r. Les
ter. Mrs Lester IS at st. Anthony's
hospital in Pendleton.
A mum Der of local odd Fellows mo-
tored to Stanfield Saturday to at
tend a county convention there
Mrs. George Campbell and children
have moved TO Lind. Washington,
where Mr. Campbell has leased come
wheat land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Of Col
dendale, Washington. are visiting
here at the home Of Mrs. Lou Brad
burn. Mrs. Montgomery is a sister
OF Mrs. Bradburn and was called here
by Mr. Bradburn's death.
The Bond Auto company has re-
ceived q carload OF new Chevrolet
touring cars,
High school Play Progressing.
The Tehearsing Of the high school