East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-05

mer months on the various ranches of
the vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Keeny and small
daughter of Dale Oregon visited
friends in the city this week. Mr.
keeny is proprietor of a general mer-
chandise store.
Airs. George Schlegel was a charm
i ng hostess, Wednesday evening for
| 6 O'Clock dinner, at her pretty coun-
| try home. south of this city. The din
ner was given in honor of her niece
Miss EliZageth Ball of Denver, Colo
rado. Those present were Misses Lii
liam Cooper, Maxine Schannep and
! Portia Kidwell. -
, Mrs. NJ. Abbott Is spending a few
days in Pendleton where she is visit
ing friends and relatives.
Bert schrock former resident of
this city arrived Tuesday for short
visit here. Mr.. Schock was listed
among the patriots who saw the fight.
ing in France.
Miss Murle Aliver of Hollywood,
California is a guest at the country
homes of her uncle w. A. Gillian and
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Gillian.
Miss Aliver expects to remain in this
Merwin Gilbert, who for some time
has had charge of the city light and
water plant. has resigned and on July
John Royer and son Clarence took
the position. The light service will |
remain on until midnight as for several |
months previous.
Among the out of town folk who at |
tended the funeral of the late Mrs |
Isaac Knots were Mr.. and Mrs. f.. j. |
Sommerville, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris
West, Mrs. Glen Rust and Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Connerly of Pendleton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Wallan. Mrs. Joe Danes and
Franw Martin of Adams.
Mrs. E. T. Tanning has returned
home after a short visit with friends
and relatives in Portland where she
the Shriners Convention. Mr..
Tanning remained at the home of his
parents, where he is i'll but GONZALES.
cent.
Manager f. B. Casteel, of the Pilot
Rock Baseball team, has announced
hat game is scheduled with the Helix
cam to be played on July on the To-
al diamond. There is an odd game,
lot included in the league schedule
ind will be called at 4 O'Clock Mon.
lay. This gives everyone sufficient
mount of time to attend both game
nd the celebration at Duffs grove.
The Women's Community Club vot-
ID at the meeting of June 80 to ad-
ourn until the first Wednesday in Sep. :
ember, when, the club work will beS
esumed for the winter months. Mrs. Il
,. E. Hutchinson, Mrs. C. j. Miller,
frs. L. E. Roy, Mrs. Z. B. Casteel,
1rs. James Truman and Mrs. Verva
Har - H.
littee were hostesses at this meeting
Thich was given in honor of the Club
ecretary. Mrs. j. p. kirkpatrick.
shower was given the
acretary for her faithful work
lroughout the past club year. of the
ew organization. A beautiful cut
lass water set, sherbert glasses, sew
raj pieces of linen and an Ivory
larm clock were among the presents
eceived by Mrs. kirkpatrick. Mock
range blossoms were the flowers
losen for decorations.
Miss. Elma Boylen returned home
after a three weeks trip
Alaska, Miss Boylen accompanied
ISIS Ruth Huntoon on the sightseeing n
ur and both were very much i'm
'essed with the northern country.
ley arrived in Seattle June "a and
iss Huntoos left for her home in
innesota- r
Miss Hazel Warner left for Walla
ALA Friday enroute to visit her sis
r. Mrs. II. F. Mentzer for a short
ne.
The program for the Fourth of July
lebration at Duffs grove on the
tn, which Is under the auspices of
e church of Pilot Rock, has been =
epared. Rev. r. l. Bussabarger OF
ndleton will deliver the address for
Q day and with a reading by Miss
rita Kidwell, a Flag Drill and a sur
se musical constitutes the program eq
Itch begins at eleven o'clock a. m. clt
e committee has prepared races and
ntests OF various kinds to take place !.
er the picnic dinner.
Many outing parties are being PLAN =
for over the Fourth and fifth.
ne parties are going to Lehman and
dawsy and others on camping trips.
the mountains. Word has been re-
we'd here that all cabins and hotel
'ms at Lehman are engaged and ~
1t many persons are camping near Pm,
} springs,