East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-27
PILOT ROCK STUDENTS
LEAVE FOR UNIVERSITY
lEast oregonian speclal. }

Rock high school graduates departed (
this week for Eugene where they will \
enter the University Of Oregon. Chas. |
Spere, George Jordan and Victor Bra
cher left Tuesday and Miss Portia |
Kidwell and Hcishel Kidwen left /
Thursday. Miss Kidwell spent last /
year at the willamette University at !
Salem, while Mr.. Spere was a fresh +
man at the U. of o. They were both |
members of the =. r. II. S. 1920 class \
The other boys finished here last year.
Miss Thelma Wilson is home again
after spending the summer with her
father and sister at Cello. She en-
tered high school here Thursday.
| Little Mikey Osborne, son of Mr.
! and Mrs James Osborne of this city |
was taken seriously Ill the first Of the
week with what at first was feared
might be infant!le paralysis but prov
/ ed not to be. His condition is much 4
improved at this time.
Mrs. Ben Gill attended the Wom- |
ems Community Club meeting here
Wednesday evening.
AL Boylen was transacting business
in Pendleton Monday
Marvin Hutchinson was Pilot
Rock visitor Monday.
Miss Cora Albrecht, sister of Mrs.
Julia Schock of this city. has been
very low in a Walla Walla hospital,
having undergone very serious oper-
alton. Miss Albrecht has many friends
in Pilot Rock who will be pleased to
know that she IS now convalescing and
expects to leave the hospital the last
of this week.
Mrs. Carlton Stockwell of st. Marys,
Idaho, who has been with her sister in
Walla Walla, arrived here yesterday
to visit Mrs Schrock and her brothers,
Walter and Charles Albrecht
Bert Keeney was in town Friday
4 from Dale after load of freight.
/ Kirk Marr was business visitor
here Friday from range.
Ii billiard French and John Brausman
were in town Friday morning on Their
return home from the Roundup.
Roy Marcus, former Pilot Rock
barber, was here Friday from The
Dalles. Mrs. Marcum and daughter,
Lorraine have been here the past week
visiting at the home of her father,
Frank Jones.
A. C. Buholts was a bushes visitor
here Friday.
Mike Doherty was in town Friday
from the ridge.
Art Gill was transacting business in
, Pendleton Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Knots were
shopping in Pendeton Tuesday
Mrs. Bert Westgate who underwent
an operat on at st. Anthonys hospital
in Pendleton Tuesday is getting along
nicely.
Mrs Herbert Poylen Sr., was = gilest
at the home of her son, AL Boylen,
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Fred Wilson was in town Tues
day.
Walter Wagner was a business Wis
itor at Pendleton Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Best motored to
! Pendleton Thursday evening to take in
the sights at Happy Canyon.
The Women's Community Club met
in regular session Wednesday evening.
A committee of three. Mrs. H. H. Nc
Reynolds, Mrs. l.. e. Roy and Mrs.
Lon Knots was appointed to take
charge of the arrangements for the
banquet which the club is to serve for
the druggists convention to be held
here the first week in October. 1t
was decided to serve the dinner in the
lchurch basement. The Needlework
committee in charge of the program
for the evening has arranged contest
in paper doll dressing, Each lady
was given a paper doll, two pieces of
crepe paper in contrasting colors. two
pins and ten minutes tine in which
to dress the doll The prize, beau
tiful bouquet of asters, was awarded
to Mrs Ben Gill. Mrs. Lowell Sturte-
ivan and Mrs. Cutler added their
: names to the membership roll The
next meeting will be in charge of the
health committee, Mrs. John Royer
chairman.
The Pilot Rock Pendleton stage line
owned and operated by Fancho Stub
blefield for the past few years. has
changed hands Evan Cameron is the
new owner.
Mrs Albert Hemphill was taken to
Pendleton Thursday for an operation.
NJ. d Orange, local druggist, eX-
poets to leave the last of the week to
VISIT MS young son, Rodney winthrop
ORANGE.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred We9tgate were
in Pendleton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. MeReynolds is
spending Roundup week in Pendlc-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cassidy of
John Day spent Wednesday night in
Pilot Rock.
Fred w. Faulkner was transacting
business here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Casteel. Mrs.
Nellie Wakerly and Albert Kennison
are away on a hunting trip to the
mountains.
Miss Inez Easton and Miss Rather
inc Sickles saw the show at Happy
Canyon Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Acton and Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Smith and their par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Dunn of Bon
ners Ferry, Idaho, were among those
who saw the Happy Canyon show on
Thursday evening.