East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-24
FAREWELL RECEPTION
GIVEN By TWO LODGES
1East oreeonian specially

lEaSt OTeBOnldn SpeGAdi-J
HERMISTON, Nov. 24.-Tuesday
evening the Masonic and Eastern Star
orders rendered a farewell reception
to Ex-Postmaster and Mrs. j. IL.
Young A delightful program was ar
ranged for the occasion and refresh
lments were served late in the evening
kPrior to home going the members
numbering SO present of the two or
ders expressed their regrets over the
iseparation that would come with the
departure of their esteemed brother
and sister They showered unstinted
good wishes for their success end hap
piness in their new home. Friday Mr..
and Mrs. Young and three daushters
took their departure for Fort Scott;
Kansas where Mrs, Young and chill
dren will remain short time visiting
relatives. Mr./Young will proceed d.
rectlv to wicheta Falls Texas ,sto take
M his duties as agent for the Holt
Tractcr Co. and prepare a home for
the arrival of his family.
There was large attendance at the
dance SATURDAY, evening in the Her
mistcn auditorium. There were Quite 4
a number of outside people attending
and all report.having had a good time. /
Mrs Frank Fowler returned ias'
wee,x from a six weeks visit with
relatives and friends at MHonville' |
Kansas. on her return trip she was
accompained by her mother Mrs !
T,oveIand. who expects to spend tho /
winter Mt the Fowler home two ana 4
one-half miles northwest of Herm's-
ton and enjoy the oregon climate for
the first time.
George r. Shafer and Joe Magee
who have been individually engaged in
the honey bee industry on the Hermis-
ton Project for a number of years
are about to take their denar'ure Tor
Glendale. Arizona to re-enter the same
business there At Portland they Will
he Joined hv John II. williams. for
mer postmaster here who is to invade
tho oil fields of Texas seeking invest
went. Mrs Shafer and children have
zone to her parents in Seattle, to re-
main until Mr.. Shafer becomes locat-
ed
Glen Phelps who has had charge
nc resident engineer Of the stretch of
the Columbia Highwav built this sum-
,oer and fall from the Morrow county
line throueh Hermiston to Echo, has
been transferred by the state highway I
den0rInlcnt
wnv extending to Heppner. Mrs.
Phelps and little son have gone to the
horne Of har narents Mt weston. to re-
main until her husband has secured
liv'~~ quarters.
Walter Refs and +. T. Davis came /
M from Willows to spend over Sun n
dav with their families in this city.
Mrs. w. ]. Warner and daughter
Jane spent Thursday in Pendleton
visiting friends.
s. r. Oldaker catered to the wants
Of customers in the creamery several
DAYS this week due to the absence OF
Clark Mansfield who visited his FAM
lily at Independence. He also passed
3 dav in attendance ct the Pacific In
Livestock Exposition in
Portland.
Mr.. Ecklstein of Walla Walla a con-
nected with the Tum-A-L'lm Lumber
&C spent several davs this week as
sisting manager Brounson of the local
yards in taking the annual inventory.
Mr. and Mrs. C. c. Allers of Wasco
sven; several DAYS visiting frienos IN
n is city
Mr md Mrs. p. L. Iay spent SOW
sral days in Portland last week.
NNw car owners of this city are Dr.
c. q Y Vainscott, T. II. Haddox and
Je;, Smith, all having purchase
Dodge cars last week.
nr Francis p, Adams and family
have already taken possession OF the
Young 'one.
EG Miles moved to the ranch south i
" town yHoatcd by pr. e. y Adams
lrd Nhich has been pu.cE1Se' oy M:s /.