East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-15
least OREGON|AN
| SPECIAL NEWS
OF UMAT|LLACO.
PILOT ROCK PROPERTY
'i TRADED FOR ACREAGE
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fEast Oregonian Specially
Pilot ROCK, June 12.-Seventeen
acres OF land near Pine Grove have
been exchanged by Its owner. Mrs.
Frances L. Hascal TO William Matn-
any for the residence property of Mr..
Mathing in this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
lIascni and family expect to move IN
70 their new home in the near future
a. l.. Fletcher and Dave Wymore
made final proof on their homestead
ent tries Monday and Tuesday before !.
NJ Schnnnep, U. $. commissiohcr'
These are the first proofs under tne
act OF December 20. 1915. the so Ecan-
"a, grazing law. All that Is necessary
10 make proof under TINS law, lot az
natolninp entry, Is that the claimant
rust own and reside upon his original
entry. and must have made Improve
nents to the amount OF s1.25 per acre
or the adjoining entry. after the lands
have been designated.
Mr. and Mrs e. NJ, Best 60 Mobile,
Alabama. arrived Tuesday evening
FOR an axtehaed visit vii! Mr.. Best's
sister. Mrs. c. g. graeher. ana fam
Nv, Mr.. and Mrs. Pest expect to re-
ntain In the northwest the entire sum
pIer visiting in oregon and washing
ton.
After accompanying Professor and
Mrs !. a. I.aa.eil Ia Their car ass far
as Portland, Pau Bracher expects TO
board III. TRAIN Tor Los Angeles where
he VIII spend the suEmer with MT
and Mrs G.. S. Givans,
" ~ Emily Stubblefield arrived
Notdas ,soniny for visit with her
br, ihef, Fancho stubblefield. end
family. - as S,nbblefield expectss her
narcnts from their home in Idaho 70
arrive In short time.
J,hn Iiendrickson of Mckay. was q
bt. siness visitor in the citly Thursday
Mis-. Y. X. Graham and Mrs Frank
Graham were guests of Mrs. {. a.
CcoIer "Wednesday. Mrs. j. h.
Graham of Portland. is an OF" friend
OF Mrs. Cooper's whom she has not
m II, .or several years.
The school board Of Union high |
school met Wednesday afternoon ana
accepted the new building. bniit by |
Peterson & waaIe. Several commit I
tees were appointed to attend TO the
various needs OF the new school. as
well as u committee OF one composer 7
of J. A. Russell TO look after the NOV
ing Of the furniture from the l. o. Q.
II. kall TO the new school, The
school furnishings were moved early |
Thursday morning and will soon be in |
proper place.
Mrs. Arnold Planting accompanied
nv fer TWO daughters. Frances AID /
yernita, and son Allen, departed We'd /
nest.ay evening for Brush Prairie |
where they will visit mt the home OF
Mis. Paintings parents.
Jack Duff. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Euff. is visiting at the country !
hcme OF his grandparents. Mr. ana
Mrs. william Duff of Pentiieton.
Misses Frances and Dorothy Jack OF
pereleton. are guests at the home of
their sister, Mrs Frank Duff and fam
iiy.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sakarson. who /
have been visiting at the home uf their |
daughter, Mrs. Jack Cassari. returned
to their home In Brush Prairie. WASH
ington, Wednesday evening. George /
Cassari accompanied his grandpar-
ents home for a few weeks stay.
A crew of state engineers. Wednes-
day commenced work on the Pendle-
ton-Pllot Rock road. beginning at the |
pilot Rock end. 1t Is Understood that |
actual grading will commence on the
road Immediately
Marion Jack OF Pendleton, was
guest AT the home OF his daughter,
Mrs. Frank Duff. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell and
family OF Lind, Washington. arrived |
"Wednesday evening for short visit |
with Mrs. Campbell's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. W. Etter. and brother. Lon
Etter and family. The campbells mo- |
tored over.
A party composed of e. r. Lester,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Buholts, Arnold
Planting. Mrs. Marion Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. John Roger. representatives
OF the local chapter of the Oddfellow
and Rebekah lodges. motored to Pen
dieton Wednesday evening where they
attended a reception given by the PEN
dleton chapter for the various chap
ters in the county.