East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-03

son motoTed 10 Heppner, Saturday att
erncon, where they attended the me-
mortal services on sunday. They re-
turned Sundayfevening
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fletcher. de-
parted Tuesday for their ranch near
Willow SPRINGS. after spending the
winter here while Misses Gladys ana
Lila and IsnIph attended school
Mira. James IToffner and children of
Pendleton. spent the week end with
Mr.. Hoffner here He has accepted
the position OF O.-W. II. g. NJ agent I
which he formerly held.
Memorial Day was observed with I
services on Sunday afternoon at tha
church OF Pilot Rock under,th direc-
ton OF the Rebekah and Odd fellow
lodges. A fair audience witnessed the
program which was rendered as fol-
lows:
America-Congregat
Vocal Duet'--'Beautiful Isle"
8 s. White and Mrs. J. r. Kirkpat- |
rick.
Reading. PRO Patria''--Mlss Max
inc Schannep.
Address--W. A. Staver.
Vocal Duet-"Beautiful Isale."
Address-Rev. s. s. White.
Battle Hymn of Republic"-con-I !
eregation.
Elans had been made to proceed to
the cemetery. after the services but on
account of the heavy rains in the att
ernoon this was cancelled.
Friends are glad to hear of the rapid
i'm rrovement of Miss Lorena Byrd.
who mas been i'll for some time with
pneumonia. She is now in Pendleton
at the home of her aunt and is able to
be ahout again.
Six cars of Cattle were SHIPPED Mon
day 10 spokane. by Frank Byrd. VINO
went in charge of the shipment. Mr.
Byrd says the Spokane market Offers
the bert price for stock.
Mrs sylvester Scott is visiting few
days at the home Of her daughter Mrs.
| ". A. Garfield Of Pendleton.
In honor of their son, Dwights
birthday anniversary. Judge and Mrs.
lI. A. Schannep entertaine& the Girl
and Roy Scouts at their home Friday
evening. Games were played. one OF
which was "Guessing Advertisements
| in which, Miss verletta Done received
first prize. and Miss Verginia Brad
burn "booby" prize. Another feature
of the evening which caused much
merriment was the breaking OF a sack
filled with candy and peanuts which
was hung from the top Of the porch.
delicious luncheon was served before
the departure of the scouts.
A. q. Buholts, Victor Rounnagoux.
and Thomas Eliot Saturday. appraised
the estate of the late George NJ. John
ston. The property was valued at a /
little more than $4,000.
Mfr. and Mrs. Charles Michael OF
,t,.1
day with friends in this city.
Mr.. Michael who recently purchas-
ed one half interest in the Pilot Rock
Meat Market expects to move his
family here as soon as he Is able to
find a location on which TO build
home.
The Misses Grace and Faye Hinlsie
returned TO their home after n three
weeks visit with friends in Portland
and Seattle. They also made short
stop at Seaside
The cottage Of Ross Pickering has
been sold to E. G.. Horn. Mr.. Horn
will take possession in time for the
opening of school.
Among the shipments OF sheep SEM
from the local station during the past
few days were three car loads. shipped
by the Cunningham sSneep & iSihu ~.
to Laramie Wyoming. George Jor-
dan and G. Victor Bracher went IN
charge of the shipment.
All the business houses in Pilot
Rock were closed on Monday from IL
until 6. due to the fact that the day
was a legal holiday.
A party composed of a number OF
the members ofathe Elk Horn CLUB
drove to their cabin to spend the week
end. A good many trout were caught
during the stay. The members OF the
party were l. c. Scharpf of Pendleton,
r. III. Noes of Helix. William Glass,
c. G. Bracher. George Done. Ed Smith,
Levi Eldridge. Sr.. Jinks jacques, ana
Levi Eldridge. Jr.
Several automobile parties spent the
legal holiday on the creek. One party
composed of NJ. d. Orange, c. V.
DIR. H. A. Schneider. and
Misses Cora Grant, verona Fullen-
weider and velma Smith, motored to
he Bear Creek Cabin of Frank Byrd,
while George Carnes Charles Horn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Albreicht and
Newt Royer, spent the day fishing
lbove the ]. L. Smith ranch on Bear
,reek.
NJ. A. Sturdivant left Tuesday for
hort business trip to Portland.
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