East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-21
ENGINEER WILL Attend
TO MOVING OF SHOVEL
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tEast Oregonlan specially
PILOT ROCK, Oct. 2l.---Dan Dam
mouth who formerly worked on the |
Teel Project is here. He will oversee
the work OF removing the large steam
shovel which will be used elsewhere
until work on the project is resumed. |
Mrs. Hugh Currin and infant son
went home Saturday from Mrs. Me-
Reynolds maternity home.
Charles Michael was transacting
business In town Monday.
Mrs. Housed and grandson Rodney
Orange left Monday for Boise after
visiting here the past week.
Mrs. Merwyn Gilbert was shoppins
in Pendleton Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Jensen spent
Saturday IN Pendleton.
The street In front of Ed Testers
property is being graded up even with
the new bridge When completed the
ience to pedestrians.
The electric lights have now been
installed in the high school, the school
District and city having agreed to each
bear half the expense.
The first number to be presented
here by the Ellison White Lyceum
Co. will be on Oct. 81. The McAlister
Trio will entertain with music and
readings.
Mrs. Walter Smith was in town
Wednesday morning.
Miss Manila Wright was shopping
1 kere Tuesday.
Mr.. Conroy who has extensive prop
erty interests in Pilot Rock will leave
this week for New York where he will
make his home in the future.
Bulgen's Comedy Animal Circus
made its appearance in Carnes Hall
/ Wednesday night. This show comes
here each year, and is a great occa-
sion for the wee folk.
I Mrs, Jordan was in from the Percy
4 Folsom ranch Saturday, She visited
her son George Jordan who attends
high school here.
Mr. and Mrs. Carico who live on the
A. J. smith ranch spent Saturday even
ling in Pilot Rock.
Mrs. ]. T. Huston of Ukiah is
guests at the home Of her son, Guy
Huston here.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert Boylen are
moving to their home on High school
Hill.
William McNutt who is employed
on John Runyan's ranch, spent Sun
day in Pilot Rock.
Victor Brachher and velma Smith
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Percy Folsom Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Storm are leav-
ling today for their home in Portland
after an extended visit with Mrs.
Storms father. Dr. Devaul and her
lsiste-, Miss Helen DeVaul.
/ Mrs. E. F. Tanning was called to
Pendleton Friday by the illness of her
sister. Mrs. Harry Lowell
Ralph Gibbs~o of Ukiah arrived her"
Friday and will l>visit few days at
the home of his aunt, Mrs. Walter
Smith.
People of this vicinity who are of
the Catholic faith, met at the home Of
Mrs. Charles Bracher Sunday to ho.d
mass.
Pilot Rock people who went to Pen
dleton Thursday evening to hear Nom
tavilla Flowers, were Mr.. and Mrs
Will, Glass, Miss Velma Smith. Miss
Verona Fullenwider and C. W. Paulus.
Quite an interest is being shown of
late in the services at the Pilot Rock
church. Sunday special music was
rendered by trio, Mrs. White, Mrs.
kirkpatrick and Mr.. Russell
Mrs. James Truman entertained on
Thursday afternoon the occasion being
the birthday. of her son Jimmie. The
little boys invited were Walter Kirk
lpatrick Jimmie Agidius, Kenneth
Chittenden. Mervin and Thelbert Bolii:,
Jack Miller, Jimmie Whitaker, Lon
rie Knots, Edwin Fletcher and Laur-
ence and Jean Maxim. The children
were accompanied by their mothers
and all enjoyed games and refresh
ments.
A reception was given Friday even
ing in the new high school building A
good program was given after which
the guests were given an opportunity
to inspect the building. The young
lpeople participated in games and
everyone was served with delicious
n'inch. The patrons of the high
school all expressed appreciation Of
80 4chool and the faculty in charge.
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