East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-26
WEST END FOLK SHOW
VISITORS OVER LANDS
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ECHO, oct. 26.-On Saturday
many Echo citizens gathered at the
depot on schedule time to meet the
Portland business mems Special train
The committee, f. 7. George and T.
NJ. johnson had planned to occupy
every moment allotted them in enter
tanning the city's guests, and We're
disappointed to have the train about
one hour late in arriving here.
AS Stanfield and Echo We're each
given too short time to suit their
citizens, they decided to unite in en-
tertaining the Portlanders. After a
few words of welcome by Mayor Jim
| Kyle. of Stanfield and a humorous
response by the business men, the
guests visited a few business places in
town, after which they were taken in
| 27 aatos out over the Teel project to
Butter Creek, then down Butter
Creek to the Umatilla river then up
the Meadows to Stanfield, where the
auto drivers were entertained at
luncheon by the business men. After
| lunch, the drive was continued oyer
the Stanfield project, the govern
ment project and on down to Umatil-
la, then back to Hermiston where the
special awaited the men. The bust
ness men expressed themselves as
well pleased with their Stanfield-Ec
entertainment.
Mrs. Hawley- Bean Of the Meadows,
was called to Portland Saturday by
the death of her father, Mr.. Durham,
which occurred on Friday.
Eugene Hustead met with an acci-
dent Saturday morning while playing
with a gun, which was discharged
and injured the lads hand. 1t also
''peppered' his face slightly
A little daughter was born on Wed
nesday to Mrs. Victor Olson, at th'
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Higginbotham. Mr.. Olson is in
terested in mines and is in Alaska.
Mrs. Sherman Galloway left Satur'
day for Dayton, Wash, where sht
will visit for short time.
Mrs. l.. Mather. of Butter Creek
was an Echo visitor Saturday.
Mrs. William Roberts of Ashland
Ore, is a visitor at the home of he
sister, Mrs Frank Helmes, Mr. ant
Mrs. Roberts formerly lived on ;
wheat ranch near Pendleton.
Fred Andrews, Srs and Fred An
drews, Jr., were passengers for Port
land Sunday on train No. II.
Mrs. AL Kimmerly and daughter
from near Butter Creek, were Echo
visitors on Saturday.
Mrs. Lee Savely was here saturda,
from her home on lower Butter
Creek.
Miss Zena Houser, teacher in the
Stanfield school. was in town Sunday
Sloan Thomson, an alfalfa farmer
on Butter Creek, Was a business
Translator in town Saturday.
The Echo teachers pronounce the
institute just closed, as having beer
very interesting and instructive.
Miss Bessie Andrews, who is teach
ing in Athena, spent the week end al
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
+. w. Andrews on the Meadows.
Miss Kathryn Palmer spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Pendleton.
Miss Maxine Stanfield, who is at
tending school in Walla Walla spent
the week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. B. Stanfield.
COLI. II. Raley of Pendleton, was
here Saturday.
Mrs. Joel Davis was q business Wis
itor to Pendleton Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Silvia of Hermiston,
was guest at the home of Miss Elna
Thomson on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Greene and chill
dren who live near Hermistan, were
Echo visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bryan Of Pendle-
ton visited at the home of Mrs. Bry4
ans father. B. r. Mccullough on the
Meadows, last week.
Among tho Echo people who visit
ed in PendIeton Friday were r. B.
stanfield w. b. Hinkle. Mrs. Pauline
GravelIe and son Gustavus. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Wattenburger and Veda
Wattenburger. ]
A. +. Wattenburger of Butter I
Creek, was in Pendleton Friday
Senator Chamberlain is to address
the citizens OF Echo on the political
issues OF the day at the city hall Just
after the arrival OF the local train at 4