East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-28

/ Bracher and the half mile run by AL
bert Pollock.
Miss Elsie Miller. primary teacher,
spent the week end in Walla Walia
and the north part OF the county and
I with Miss Ethel Miller of near PEN
dleton. and Mrs. Richard English OF
Weston, her sister. ~
| Floyd Smith of Pendleton rode 10
Pilot Rock Friday evening. on his
bicycle, to spend the week end with
his sister. Miss velma Smith. He was
also a guest at the c. G. Bracher
home.
Charles Warfield, and two other'
/, men, carpenters working on the
Frank Byrd homo. seven miles south
of this city, were pinned under Ford
car in which they were driving when
the car completely overturned. near
the sharp turn in the road south OF
Henry Casteels ranch home. just out
side the city limits. The men were
not seriously injured but the wind
shield of the car was broken and one
tire punctured.
J. p. Kirkpatrick and his family
will move this week into the David
!
town. The floors are being painted
ard the house papered.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Bracher were
visitors in Pendleton Friday. 4
Eight Coyote pups have been on dis
play in the window Of the C. G. Brach-
or Hardware store. They were caught
by Albert Kennison, Newt Royer.
Albert Macomber, and Henry Casteel.
on the latter's ranch. The mother
on the casteel ranch until they are
on the casteel ranch until they are
grown. for coyote skins are worth
about 80 dollars a piece.
The streets have been named in the
new addition to Pilot Rock. In honor
Of the only Pilot Rock boy who sac
rificed his life in the recent war, one
street has been named Bud Parks st.
Another has been named after Pilot
Rocks first minister. Rev. +. w. War
rington, who also fought in the Euro
pean war. The other streets are:
Winthrop Drive, Mission Ave-, Union
Ave, Laurel Ave-, Fairview Ave-. Hill
crest Ave. Parks Ave, and Warning
ton Avenue. Twenty three lots have
been sold.
The mountain streams near Pilot
Rock were lined with fishermen Sun
day. The day was beautiful and many
families spent the day in the woods.
Many Pendletonians motored out and
among the Pilot Rock people were
Prof. J. o. Russell and family. and ].
p. Kirkpatrick and family. who en-
joyed lunch under the trees
Mrs. James Whitaker ST., of Pen
dleton spent the week end with her
son, James. and family of near the
CRY. 4
Mr. and Mrs. oliver Knots were
visitors in Pilot Rock. Monday.
The Literary Society of the high
school. gave the last program of the
year Friday evening in the high
school. A large crowd attended. A
stunt by the faculty. in which two
reel movie show was played, called
Handy Man About the House"--Miss
Elizabeth Hervey played the part of
Josie, the stenographer; Prof. ]. o.
Russell played the part of Henry and
Miss Bine Reeves, his wife. Another
feature of the program was style
show, displaying the costumes of
1892. 1900. 1775, 1865, 1900, 1914 and
1920. Mrs. J. O. Russell gave read |
ing. Wilbur Horn and Leo Smith |
played a violin and piano duet. Misses |
Porter Kidweli and Ruth Fletcher |
piano duet. A negro stunt was pre-
sented by George Jordan and Victor |
Bracher, in which several vocal duets |
were sung. Other numbers on the |
program were equally as amusing.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boyien Sr.,
spent Sunday visiting at the Herbert
Boylen Jr. ranch.
Ed Smith this week moved his
household furnishings to his new cot