East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-15
PILOT ROCK FARMERS
MAY BU|L0 ELEVATOR
MEETING HELD SATURDAY TO
DETERMINE WHETHER
MOVE WOULD BE PROF
TABLE.
CEast oregonlan Specially


PILOT ROCK, Jan. l5,-Bert
Schock who has left here last week
to enlist as a barber in the aviation
corps. has sold his interest," in the To-
cal barber shop to Roy Marcum. Mr.
Marcum has taken charge Of the work
and his wife will join him sUon. lie
worked in the shop here a few years
ago.
Reverend BIackman of Freewater
spent Saturday and sunday here in the
interest Of the Sunday school work
The officials of the Sunday school arc
trying to make it a standard ono and
Reverend Blackman is assisting them
In this work. He preached the morn
ing and evening sermons.
Henry Casteel and bro,ner, Z. B.
CasteeI left last week for Il visit AZ
Marchton. Kentucky. where they will
visit with their father for short
time.
Mrs Robert storm arrived here
from Portland Friday 80 assist her
father. DR.. Oscar De Naul at the hos.
pital.
Thelma Rankin and louise Mills
have been quite IN the past week.
Mrs. w. c. Stanley spent severa'
days in Pendleton last week.
Little Son Is IsOrn.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Whit.
taker a baby boy. Mrs. Whitaker is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
jacques This baby is their first
grandson, although there are nine
granddaughters
on account of bad weather, Frida!
night only small number attended
the Parent-Teachers' meeting. Mrs.
c. II. Marsh was unable 10 attend on
account of the bad conG;tion of the
roads. America was sung 10y the
audience and Teddy Roy sang a solo
A little exercise was also given by the
primary boys.
Maxine Schannep spent Sunday
with her parents, MIR. ANA Mrs !. NJ.
Schannep.
Winnie Smith of Pendletor, was vis-
iting her mother Mrs. Marion Smth
Sunday.
Carl Bracher of Portland Is here ia
take IA position at the plot Roch
lumber yard. Another SIR Bracher
i. here to become assistant cashier al
the bank. Fred Noes who has hclo
that position for scvcrai years cN'
pects to be called in the draft soon
Mrs. E. Il. Castecl was in Pcndlelol
the first OF the week.
May Build Farmers Elevator.
meeting of Tancners was helt
here saturday to determine whether
or not 1T would be profitable to bull'
n farmers elevator here. Among thos'
Attending the meeting were Bert lSu
holts. Ralph WcEner, Maucr WeGncr
George Johnston, j. w Itttcr, Hcrber
Boylen and Bert Rceder.
some time ago the pilot Rock Lum
her Go. offered prizes to the schoo
children for the best composition OF
the ADVANTAGES of owning liolne.
The prizes were awarded Friday a
follows: First prize. Port'aIa kidwell
SO; second prize. Mildred Manning
$5; third prize, Gladys Hutchinson
$2.5O
Carl Hicks. teacher at.the Matthew
school house was transacting business
here Saturday.
Outing Flannel arrives.
outing flaming announcing |" TN
sum of 5000 has been received by the
local Red Cross chapter. The cuttlnt
committees are all busy now, eacf
committee working two or three uaS'
week.
ed Westgate has gone to Lewiston
Idaho, where he recently purchased
large wheat ranch. Mrs. Westgate has
been visiting in Pullman WASH ou
will ioin her husband soon.
MIR. and Mrs. Max Crane from east
ern Missouri. are visiting here at th'
home of Mrs Cranes sister Mrs
Harrah Mr.. and Mrs. Crane may re
main here permanently.
oliver Knots, wife ana small son
went to Pendleton Fricrs, returnihs
the next day.
e. T. Tanning has received WORD
from Pendleton that no more ilNt
cont loaves Of bread can he sold II
Pilot Rock. The loaf is said I" I've
too light in weight.