East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-30
DISTRICT j I 81 j 10 Build 1OjIIl][I
NEW $4,000 BUILDING
(East oregonian Special. )

(East Oregonian Specially
PILOT. ROCK. June 30.---At a meet
ing of the Directors of school District
81. known as the "Red school House
District" Monday evening, the propo-
sition of building a new school house
was discussed. 1t was at last decided
to have constructed building, of one
room, a cloak room and n fuel base
inent. The building will be of wood
and the cost is estimated at $4,000 or
$4,000. The members of the board
expect TO make trip north of Pen
dleton this week TO inspect a buildins
similar to the one which will soon be
underway.
Miss Hazel Holmes of Pendleton is
visiting at the Walker ranch this week.
Mrs. Robert Moore of Ukiah is u
guest at the home of her daughter
Mrs. William Selby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Carnes left Sat
urday afternoon for several days out
ing in the mountains Saturday night
was spent at Elk Horn Cabin, and sun
day their Journey was continued to- |
ward Lehman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. IT. Rugg of Pendle- |
ton We're visiting the past week at the |
country home of their daughter Mrs.
Carl Hemphill and family.
A. p. Warner returned home Mon
day, accompanied by his wife from
Pendleton. Mr.. Warner is recovering
after undergoing an operation at st.
Anthony's hospital short time ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Fletcher of Pine
Grove accompanied by their niece Miss
Ethel Gerton motored to Pendleton
Monday on a short shopping tour.
Miss Elizabeth Ball of Denver, Colo
RADIO, who is guest of her aunt Mrs.
Geo. Sehlegel and niece Mrs. Bruce
Gilbert returned to this city. saturday
after visiting in Portland during the
Shriner's convention. Miss Ball mo-
.ored to the Rose City with Mr.. and
Mrs. n. II. McVay of Spokane.
Miss Freeda Gerking of Brody. Mon. 4
ana. is expected TO arrive this week
or visit at the home of her cousin,
,:iss Hazel Ogg of this city.
Judge /. NJ. Schannep was PEN
leton visitor on Friday, having taken
|. number of the local boys, who were
iste,, in the Boys Summer Camp. toI
he county seat to Join the remainder
f the party.
Cue ests at the country home of Mr..
nd Mrs. Bruce Gilbert are Miss Neva
fartin of Spokane, who is en- route
D Portland and Miss Hilda Bowman
f Pendleton.
Stephen Done, a former resident of it
mis- city, but now of Spokane is visit b
lg his brother, george and sister, Mrs. II
red Wilson of this city. He is also d.
ding to make a short visit at the al
ONE of his brother. Frank who lives al
orth of Pendleton, for a short time is
The west part of town is seeing i'm in
as we'll as the other sec al
ons, Cor the two small cottages, on te
he west hill owned by William Shields bi
re undergoing a coat of white paint, H
.hich changes the appearance great OF
cal. r ro
Mir. and Mrs. E. r., Lester and OF
aughter Mildred will leave this week ST
,r a short vacation which will last ar
yer the 9Th. GO
william McNutt who has been ser 81
usly i'll for several weeks. at st. An 10
,ony's hospital has returned home,
uch improved.
The employees of the Pilot Rock &C
,mber Company during the past ps
eek, have teen building header boxes u
,r various fanchers near here. FIVE 10
nxes were rrade last week and they W
re continued to be built. ga
Mrs W. H. Hutchinson was We
narminc hostess for a birthday dianer Sc
Ine gath at the Hutchinson country ap
ONE, in honor of her husband, Mrs. =
|. e. Hutchinson. George Carnes, Alta
NTH, Frank Chapman and Ora AL
N, whose anniversaries came upon
lat day. Wild pink roses prettily
ecorated the rooms, while large
rthday cake centered the dining
bile Those present besides the
nests of honor were Mrs. Frank
hapman, Mrs E. E. Hutchinson, Mrs.
ra Alien. Albert Patterson, and the
!. n. hutchinson family. Miss Gladys
hutchinson assisted her mother with
le serving.
The many friends of Mrs. George
iinyan are very glad to hear OF her
pid Improvement, since she has peen
,nfined to the Portland open Ar
,itar,,,rn and word has been receiv-
A that she will be home within TWO
aa1r l.