East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-15
WILLIAM SAUNDERS IS
TUBERCULOSIS VICTIM
tEast regonlan Specially

ECHO. Oct. 15.-William Saunders.
a Young man of "a years, who has
lbeen i'll about 10 months with tuDercu-
llosis. passed away at the home OF ~
f. Elder In this city at 1880 p. M, CT.
l13. Two brothers, "A. l.. and Roy were
at his bedside when death came. Tne
remains will be shipped to Bellingham.
Wash, for interment. His widow is
lat Bellingham.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. church
met Wednesday at p- M, at the
home of Mrs. George Mitchell. A
large crowd was in attendance and all
enjoyed the delicious refreshments.
Mrs. Mitchell proved to be charming
hostess.
III. f. Allen. contractor and builder,
from Hillsboro. re-, was in Echo on
Wednesday. Mr.. Allen has done much
work here.
Miss Adcline Mccormack. nurse OF
Portland. who recently underwent an
Operation for a serious case Of appen-
dicitis, arrived in Echo on THURSDAY
morning. where she will visit at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
Mccormack. until she regains her
health.
A meeting of the official board of
the NJ. Z. church on Tuesday evening,
was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarty, accom-
panied by Mrs. Elizabeth McCarty OF
Butter creek. were in town on busi-
ness Wednesday.
Many sheep are being shipped to /
Echo and from there taken to their /
winter ranges Among others, Dan r.
Smythe brought a large band. when
he took to the Umatilla ranch on the
Meadows.
Mrs. Jane French, who has been vis-
iting at the home of Mrs.. Alpha Teei'
left Thursday morning for Pendleton-
]. b. Morehead is seriously i'll with Il
at the home of his daugh- K
ter, Mrs. Roy Neill. on Little Butter /
creek. Is
Henry Robertson of sand Hollow.
S hauling grain to Echo. I
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Stanfield, of But
er creek, were visitors here on Thurs
lay.
A. +. Wattenburger, OK buetei
.reek, was here on business on Thurs p
lay
w. w. Green, county school superin- U
endent, came down from Pendleton s.
IN wednesday and visited the school s.
,ere. Having been principal here =
omes time ago, it is needless to say
he children were all pleased to see
lin. u
Mr and Mrs. T. G. Smith were in "
own Wednesday from their home on q
he Meadows. {,
Mrs. Edith G. Van Densen, home b
agent, will be in Echo a
N Monday and Tuesday, OCTOBER 10 t,
nd I9, to organize classes in dress Il
making. millinery, etc. The place oil "
Meeting is to be in the NJ, Z. church Is
"
Rev. ,E. L. Wolf arrived Thursday b
rom Bend, Ore, where he had peeh
o attend district conference.
Mrs. w. H. Nichols, of Lincoln C
reb left Weed, Cal. where she has h
een visiting for some time, for Echo n
yhere she will visit her granddaugh- a
er. Mrs. w. C. Bacon. after which she 2
iii return to her home in Nebraska K
Chas. Palmer of Hood River. arrlV- Il
a in Echo Thursday morning, where "a
e expects to spend the winter. v
NJ. Scrivener, who has been serious V
/, i'll at his home here for seVerai
avs. was taken to Portland THURSDAY
or medical treatment. q
Mrs r. G. Bhodeau of Portland m
xpects to arrive Friday to visit with q
er daughter, Mrs. M Miller, who is q
aacher of the 9Th and Sth grades IN Z,
he Echo school. a
Earl and Homer Sailing returned RI
rom La Grande on Thursday, where
hey had been to attend the funeral Oh =
heir cousin. Lloyd Sailing.
A. b. Thomson, mayor of Echo, let' =
uesday for Portland on business
rip.
Tom Bagan of Stanfield, was an
,cho visitor Thursday.
Thomas Ross. one of Eeho's Leading
oerchants. accompanied by his wife'
vent to Portland, october Z, returning
october ls. While in Portland, MIS-
Ross had her tonsils removed.
Frank Hale of the Meadows, was IN
.cho on business Thursday.
/ B. savior democratic nominee ior
.ountv Judge. was in town Thursday.
Echo people will not need TO tree-e
his winter. as the Tum-a-l.um man
u. n.