East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-26
AUTO TOURIST Injured
IN ACCIDENT NEAR ECHO
(East oregonian specially


Woods were enroute from Salem to
Nalla Walla when they had tire trou-
Ole and had pulled 10 the side Of the
highway, when a car going south ana
one going north met just where the
Woods car was standing. The car
going south was a Ford delivery truck
and driven by ]. Stork, OF Hermiston,
with but one light, and struck the
Woods car. Mrs. Woods was holding
TO n trunk on the back of their car and
attempted TO dodge aside to miss tho
car hut was not successful, with the re-
suit that she was seriously injured and
her clothes nearly torn off OF her. Mrs.
Woods is at the Hotel Echo where
DR.. +. II. Dorm is caring for her ana
Mrs. l.. Nj. Henry is her nurse. Mr..
and Mrs Woods were married at Sa-
lem. Sept. is and were going to Wqila
Walla. where both expected to attend
college this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Williams left
here Saturday for Toppenish. WashY
where they intend to reside. Mr. VII
l!ams was proprietor OF the new ana
second hand store and had lived here
for several years. l. @. Lawler haul
ed their house hold goods by truck.
Henry Taffel, OF Sand Hollow, was
here on business saturday.
There will be meeting at the Echo
school house Tuesday ut p. m. for the
purpose OF organizing Parent-Teach-
err association. Officers will he elect
ed and work out lined. Parents are
urged to attend.
! There was an old time dance at the
| odd Fellows hall Friday night.
A. b. Manley, of Portland, made
short visit Wednesday at the Crary
home. Mr. Manley was ON his way
to the Roundup.
c. "A. Gilbert is In Portland this
week.
Louis Carlson, OF Butter Creek, left
this week for Corvallis where he VIII
enter o. A. G. MS a freshman.
Thomas Ross IL home again after
a short business trip to Portland.
Miss Carrie Andrews was Pendie-
ton visitor Friday.
A. II. Thomson returned the first OF
the week from a two weeks business
r trip to Washington, d. C.
Senator r. y. Stanfield was IN Echo
, a short time Saturday.
Herman Moehinke and family OF
/ Oregon City. arrived in Echo We'd
g nosday to visit at the Fred Hefft home
j Mr.. Moehinke and Mr.. Hefft are cou-
/ sins.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Dlngle. Of Seat
tie. visited at the home OF Mrs Sadie
Thomas last week.
Mrs L. NJ. Henry left Sunday even
ing for Bandon, Ore. When she re-
turns she will bring her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank shannon with her ana
will live in Mrs sadie Thomas house.
n near the school house.
Ralph Hottie and Frank Sloan, OK
!. Stanfield, were in town Saturday.
Mrs. o. F. Thomson, Mrs. Sloan
!. Thomson and Mrs. VIM. McCarty OF
Butter Creek were shopping here Sat-
urday.
: NJ, e. whitmore, who lives SOUTH
u east OF town, was here on business
Wednesday.
Chas. Dallas. a wheat raiser on the
I, Slusher land south OF town, was mere
this week end on business
G.. w. Richardson Of Canyon city.
has leased the George building next to
the Tire shop and will open a jewelry
- store and repair shop, as soon as MA
n goods arrive.
III The Misses Neva and Mildred VOL
HI verton, OF Stanfield were visiting
HI friends and relatives here Saturday.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd oliver OF Bum.
: Idaho. are visiting relatives here and
a also attended the Roundup.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. John Tulford and Mr.
and Mrs. Claude White, of lexington
,r ore, were here Thursday on their way
: 20 Pendleton.
n Thomas Richards, OF stanfield. was
here a couple Of days this week.
= ]. F. Spinning was In Pendleton on
a Thursday to attend a meeting OF the
. executive board of the oregon Irriga-
ton Congress.
Miss Mary Bartholomew left Echo
: Thursday night for Eugene. She VIII
enter the University Of Oregon as
freshman.
= Mr.. and Mrs. M. f. Myers and son
Averell were Sunday visitors at the A
N. Boggs home on the Meadows. nt
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Mitchell cama
here Wednesday from Grass Range
Mont, to visit their daughter, Mrs.
John Oliver, and family and to attend
the Round-Up. Mr.. Mitchell Is one
OF oregon's Oldest settlers, having
come here in 1859, living on Butter
reek for many years, having gone to
Montana about eighteen years ago. =
Wiley Pearson of Lena was here
Thursday.
Henry Robertson of Sand Hollow
was here Thursday.
Tho fifth and sixth grades gave
their teacher, Mrs. II. w. Drew, q
surprise Tuesday p. m. at the school
room, refreshments were served.
Mrs. ]. F. Woods, of Stanfield, visit"
ed her sister, Mrs Roy Hale, Wednes-
day.
Mrs lille Gillette, of Portland, Is
visiting relatives and friendds In Echo,
this week.
Arthur Ashbaugh left here this last
week for Billings, Montana. His FAM
iy expect to join him about the last OF
this month.
Mr.. Heser, of Pendleton, was here
on business Wednesday.
Fred Depperman. a farmer near
Butter Creek, was in town Wednes-
day. y
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