East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-11
'SHEAR|NG IS STARTED
. ON cunningham PLACE

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~. PILOT ROCK, May 81 -,,rho shear
Ing plant on the homo ranch OF tn.
Cunningham Sheep and Lana Co.. wai
started this week. There are abcui
4 $500, sheep 10 be shorn and with ,nlnl
/ sheared por day. The trucks are
sheadcd per day. The trucks ars
carrying the sacks of wool to the ware.
houses every day Twenty sacks are
hauled at one time. which makes this
wool on one truck worth about $4,000
Little Mildred Lester, daughter pi
Mr., ana Mrs. e. II. Lester has beer
very III with gland trouble in her
throat. but is now reported much i'm
proved
I On May the new proprietors oAthe
a lot Rock Meat Market took charge.
| Gottlieb Kurrle and Frank Michaeis
l-of Pendieton are the owners. who re-
Gently purchased the market from q.
X. Johnston. Mr.. Kurrle Is here at
present and Mr.. Michael hopes 10
move here in the near future. Among
other new features they will receive
a shipment or fresh fish every Thurs
day.
Mrs. Emma Lenz cf Ukiah, made a
short stop In this city wednesday to
attend to some loyal business. Mrs.
Ienz was ehroute to Montana where
she will visit. eefse
Archie Warncr was In this city
T''esday and made proof on about 100
acres OF land .under the Timber and
stone Act The land is located in the
upper Stanley creek district.
Lawrence Hughes has been inprov-
ing his residence in the East part Of
town. He recently shingled the ex-
terror OF the house and now Is giving
II a coat OF dark brown paint.
Mrs E. T. Tanning and Mrs. Will
lam Glass were hostesses for a de-
iightfui tea. for the benefit OF the
Pilot Rock Community Club. The af-
fair was held nt the Glass home and
was a social success as well as finan-
ciaiiy. Dainty refreshments were
served. which consisted of fruit salad.
WATERS Hnd tea. The rooms were
.prettily decorated with beautiful
spring blossoms
M. II. Baker, ranchmnn3 Of East
Birch Greek was a visitor In this city
ThursHay.
John Bfadburn Is making come irn-
provements IN front OF the City Barber
Shop. and the Crystal Palace" build
ings. which he owns. The old wooden
walks have been torn out nnd con-
crete walks are being constructed.
The Mesf bank, OF East Brich creek
has also besn. b,silt .ups under-the Main
street foot bridge. which ia sslcar Mr..
Bradburn.s property. A l
The w II. condrn familNhAva been
III during the past week. sitfs thought
they have Influenza.
!, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph wegner were
Visitors In this city Thursday
Mis-. wcgner visited at the hbme ~
her mother Mrs. Sylvester Scott. while
Mr.. wegner los ked after business. The
grain south e@st OF this city is doing
very fine reports Mr.. wegner.
The Pilot Rock Auto Co.. this week
did fourishing business. when
they sold five cars. John Blanchett
bought ~ Stua. baker big six; James
Nelson of Butter Creek, special stu
dehaker six; Robert Stubblefieid a !
Ford touring car; II. NJ. Boylen a |
-Four and Lester Hascal a
Ford Roadster.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. carnes entertain
ed a few friends Mt dinner Thursday |
evening at their home on Willow |
street.. me guest ftSt tnttuueu MT. /
and Mrs. Il. +. Hutchinson, Mr.. and
Mrs Truman and Judge and Mrs. !.
NJ. Srhannep.
= Mrs Albert Boyiep and two children
left Wednesday for Helix where they /
will visit "a short time at the homo of
Mrs Bnylen's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. c. Mcintyre.
In honor Of Mrs G.. X. Johnston.
who leaves soon for Boise, Idaho TO
make her home, Mrs. u. r. Tanning
was hostess for luncheon Thursday
afternoon. In the center OF the table
was a pretiily arranged touquet or
red carnations Covers were laid for
rs friends of the guest OF honor and
those enjoying Mrs. Fannings Hospitals
ty were; Mesdames Carl Jensen
Frank, Duff, william Glass, Merwin
Gilbert. Roy Marcum, Marvin Roy,
Bruce Gilbert. Walter Albreicht,
George Schfegel.a Ida Russell, Ruth
Royer, Hoyt. Miss yeima Smith, and
Mrs. Johnston.
Thespupils OF the 9Th. 9TH and sth
grades of the Pilot Rock Grammar
lchool hiked to .Duffs Grove Friday
afternoon. They were accompanied
,y Misses Alma Sherman, and Elsie
Miller They started on j their trip
lbout 2 80. A campfire supper was
cooked and the party returned home
IL t6e c)ol evening. 81 ag ss,
~; r Tanning left for Portland
rrlil;ly, morning for a few days visit
With his parents. He also expects 70
go his sister who Is visiting in the
Ross City from Cincinnati.
Froa, Noes. cashier of the Helix bank
md l.. &. scharpf. cashier Of the Am
'rican National Bank passed through
he city Tuesday on a short fishing
rip. They returned Wednesday. with
heir baskets well filled with spccil-
d beauties.
Mrs. Ward Stanley, and infant son
Ward Boylen returned to their home
n this city Thursday.
The members OF the Economics
Committed OF the Pilot Rock Com
nunity club had charge OF the regular
neeting. Wednesday evening, 1t being |
heir date 20 entertain. After the bus
ness meeting, and tho club members
Iad voted to join tho state Federation
4 Clubs. light refreshments were serv-
d which consisted OF chicken. sand
riches, coffee and ice cream. Small |
rhite. and pink baskets. filled with
berry blossoms were prettily arranged
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