East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-08

Day grade between Ukiah and John
Day was discussed. 1t was decided
that in the near future. the merchants
OF Ukiah and the business men of Pi-
lot Rock will talk with the county
court on the matter.
Thursday. April Is was set aside for
I"CIean-up Day
Prof. J. A. Russell was Appointed
on committee to arrange fora Faith
err and Son Banquet, to be given soon.
Mrs. Frank Humphrey has leased
her home at the edge of pilot Rock to
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Albrecht. They
will take possession about April Is.
when Mrs. Humphrey and children
and Mary Campbell leave for an ex-
tended visit in the east-s
George Jordan has accepted n posi-
fion in the Pilot Rock Record office
until Leslie Hawkins returns from
Portland. Mr.. Jordan Will work only
after school at present.
Hans Nielsen, a southern Umatilla
county ranch man, was a business Wis
itor in Pilot Rock Saturday.
Miss Elsie Miller OF Monmouth, ar
rived In Pilot Rock Tuesday to fin
ish the school term commenced by
Mrs. John Parker. Miss Miller will
live at the c. A. Cooper residence.
The primary room of the grammar
school resumed work Wednesday after
being closed seven days, until Miss Mil
Ter arrived.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart motored
to Pendleton Tuesday afternoon.
Charles Matthews has taken a band
of 1900 sheep to the NJ. G.. Edwards
ranch south of Pilot Rock, during the
lambing season.
Mrs. Grimshaw arrived this week In
Pilot Rock, to join her husband, who
is part owner of the Agedins and
Grimshaw Garage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grimshaw have apartmentsat the Roy
Marcum home.
The contest between the high
school students for the box of bonbons
closed Friday evening at Z O'Clock
when the third number, A. Mather
HilbuIn, of the Lyceum. was present
ed. The east and west sides contested
in selling Lyceum tickets. The stu
dents, under the direction of Prof. ].
o. Russell have had charge of the
course this year.
The west side won with 1890
points, the East having 1880. Max
inc Schannep was captain of the West
side, and Gladys Fletcher of the east.
The baseball game scheduled for
Sunday at Helix. between Helix and
Pilot Rock, was postponed because of
bad weather.
Saturday at 1880 will be held the
first meeting of the Red Cross class
es. formerly instructed by Miss Stasia
Walsh The classes will be held in
the basement of the church.
Miss Alta Boylen, teacher at the
Fletcher school, south of Pilot Rock,
is spending few days with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boylen.
Weather conditions in that district are
too bad to hold school.
Mrs. Bessie Humphrey, and three
daughters, Norma, Erma and Virgin
la, and Mrs. Mary Campbell, and
daughter Edith, were guests Easter
dinner.
adjoining the church parsonage to
William Matheeny.
The date set for the sectional ora
torical and declamatory contest, is
Friday, May 16. A great number of
iIOiu uisltiOtS OlHtF liidH NO.
l, are going to contest. Several mus
sical selections have been chosen for
the evening.
Local friends have received word
from Miss Stasia Walsh, who is in
Paris. but expects to leave soon for
Poland, via Switzerland and Italy. |
Miss Walsh has met some of the Red
Cross nurses in France that have not |
been able yet to leave the work there. !
She writes that the trip was very en-
oyable.
Miss Hyacinth Doane left Tuesday
,vening for Pendleton. where she will
make her home with the L. c. Scharpf |
amily.
The Easter program given at the
,hurch of Pilot Rock was we'll rem i
Tered and a large congregation at
ended. Rev. White, who will remain
n Pilot Rock for the next six months
occupied the pulpit for the first time.
Prof. and Mrs. J. A. Russell. and
on Elmo, spent the weekend with
riends is Athena.
Thomas Boylen of Pendleton, was a
isitor in Pilot Rock Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Schlegel en-
artained their niece, Miss Hilda Bow
nan, on Sunday.
q, r. Lester spent Tuesday after
ooii visiting in Pendleton.
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