East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-27
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS
TRACK MEET AT ECHO
fIaeal oregoIlian Special. J

ECHO, April 21.--A large crow
from west end towns attended n
track meet which was held at Ech
Saturday afternoon. Following is
list Of the winners who viii represer
Ecb" "a the track meet which will b
held In rendleton next Saturday:
rs yard dash, class A, girls--Gerti
Bowman third.
25 yard dash. class A, boys-Rober
Thomas first
BAH throw, class Marie Thomas
second.
GO yard dash, class u. girls-Mari
Thomas, first, and Pearl Jewett, third
Glass II. broad Jump-wnlian
Thomas, second.
Girls ball throw-Hilda Lee, third
Boys 100 yard dash--Murl Berry
third.
Bali throw-Murl Berry. first. and
Gordon Stants, third.
High Jump-Murl Berry second and
Gordon Stats, third
Broad jump-Murl Berry. second,
Gordon Stats. third
Class ID
100 yard dash--Lyle Walker first
Broad jump-LSle Walker, first
High Jump--LSle Walker, second
High school.
so yard dash--Earl Sailing, second
Homer Coppinger. third.
zoe yard dash--Tomer Coppinger,
second: Earl Sailing. srd.
220 yard dash--Hoyt Coppinger.
second; Earl Sailing, third.
mile run-Homer Coppinger. first.
Broad jump-Hoyt Copipnger, first;
Homer Coppinger. third
High jump-Jack Stanfield. second;
High hurdles-Homer Sailing, first.
Jack Stanfield. second
Low Hurdles-Homer Sailing first.
Jack Stanfield End.
Echo won second place in the reIay
race.
Elmer Hubbard. a former resident
of Echo hut lately of Portland. is in
Echo looking for a house i'm which to
move his family.
C. S. Nudge owner and manager Of
the Hotel Echo, spent saturday in the
county seat.
Fee c Esteb of Salem. spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Echoa Mr.. Esteb
had been in Pendleton for several days
before coming to Echo and left sum /
day night for Portland. Mr.. Esteb is |
fcrmer resident of Echo and his
many friends were glad to welcome
him again.
Mrs. c. H. Rogers of walla walla !
returned to her home the last of the |
week. after staying here with the Pei /
muider girls while her daughter. Mrs. |
II. reminder was in the hospital at 1
waIIa waIla
Echo defeated Irrigon in a base A
ball game which was played at Irri- 4
gon Sunday. The score was is to ..
There viii be another game here sun 4
day. May 2 Between Hermiston and II
Echo. 1t was decided at a meeting of 4
the baseball league directors that each 4
team of the league will give the net
proceeds of one game TO Lawrence III
Markham. who received a broken leg
at the Echo-Irrigon game which was
played here Sunday, April fS
Dorr Garrison was in from his home
in Harris canyon Monday
Rev. w. S. Gleiser, local pastor of
the Nj. f. church. attended the min \
isterial conference of this district at
Irrigon Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Mrs. z. ]. Pinkerton of Pendleton \
stopped in Echo Saturday on her way II
to visit her sister, Mrs. L. O. Nenl OF II
Butter creek.
Mrs. II. Pelmulder returned home Il
la where she had undergone a seri-
GUS operation.
Frank Cunha was a Pendleton bus
mess visitor Saturday
Frank Cunha was a Pendleton bus Il
mess visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hampton of II
Pendleton visited at the h ONE of
Claude Hampton the last of the week
Miss Lillian Wattenburger visited at
the home of Mrs. J. ]. Chisholm of II
PendIeton Saturday and Sunday.
A. F. Snyder is in La Grande on a
business trip.
Mrs. f. NJ Perrigo of Walla WaIla
arrived in Echo Monday, to visit at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. VIII
liam Esselstyn.
Several Echo people attended the
high school play at Stanfield Friday
evening. iii
Many Echo people are anticipating i
a good time at the dance which is to
be given in the city hall Tuesday III
evening. The music will be furnish
ed by the Elks' Jazz Orchestra
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Wattenburger
and daughter. veda, were PendIeton
visitors Saturday. III
]. o. Davis returned the last of the
week from McMinnville, where he at
tended a fire insurance convention. Iii
Miss Media Gillette and Miss Freda
Oster of Pendleton spent the week
end visiting with friends in Echo.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N johnson and II
family spent Saturday in Pendleton. III
Fred Lee was in town from his
farm on Butter creek Saturday
A. y. Thomson visited at the home
of Charles Bartholomew Sunday. iii
Receipts Are Good. Market iii