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NOTES m. MOV1ELAND
1F . DA16E #y BEAN ~% ~

When this pretty picture of Jacque-
line. Logan reached my desk 1 won
dered what excuse I could find for
showing it off I had just about de-
cided to tell you that she deserved
mention because she rose from the
chorus of the ~"Floradora" revival to
a leading feminine role in Goldwyn
pictures when a much more import
ant notice was whispered to me!
6 Miss Logan, 1t seems, is TO follow
In th~e-feotsteps Of the former !" Flora
dora sextette, each of whom married
a. millionaire. Larry Fisher, a Chi
cago millionaire. is reported engaged
to Miss Logan. and when questioned
tits said Jasqueline did mo- deny the
report. ,
Mis- Logan is at present playing
opposite Lon>Cheney in the Goldwyn
picture. The Octave Of Cl%audius.""
LILA. DENIES RUMoR. Z
The young lady who should know
marry sJphn Gilbert, who stars in. ro-'
mantle plays for William Fox. Lila
Lee AND. Gilbert nave beene,great pals
for long time, but the. runnor ,,of
their approaching marriage that came
out of Los Angeles is denied. most
emphatica1ly by both Miss Lee and;
her mother. According to reports,
EiAla ls,tne most young lazy.
in Hollywood. ,
TO FILM LEGEND OF.
SLEEPY HOLLOW.
With all that vast acreage Of
aground: where: Hashington Irving was
wont to roam ana place his characters
in his STORIES we have; often won
{dered why some director did not i'm
mortalize it. Tarrytown is SO: near
the eastern studios; SO Is Spuyten
fDuyvh and the other, villages that
Irving made famous with his delight
full tales Of long ago. Now it seems
Allan Dwan is going to do just that.
He is going to take a company to
Tarrytown and put into motion pic
lures Ichabod Crane and the rest OF
the quaint characters, Of long ago. It
SHOULD be an inspired; film with all
that gorgeous background. -
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-BEERY WITH NAZIMoVA.
Wallace Berry has been engaged
by Charles Bryant for the role OF
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-sHrHfs. n - '' - rr s. 49,
me- to 90 to. I have no. place to
stole my food for a few weeks"
II didn't know that you ever stored
your food like Sammy does" -
II don't store it for@@the whole Win
ter. But / store it for a few weeks
at a time because bad weather might
come and I couldn't get anything to
eat then i would be starving to
DEATH" f. "
Let me tell you, what to do. Mr..
Owl. L. will find q place for YOU to
stay this Winter where 1t will be
warm and there will be plenty to cats
You>go to the Hunters barn and
there you will find plenty Of mice and
sparrows and you can'have fresh food
every. day" -
But II the Hunter saw me he
would shoot of his gun and kill me
sure,@0 King" -
Il will go. with you to see the
Hunter after this frolic and you shall
have place to- stay all Winter long"
And this made Mr.. Owl feel happy.
.lToI.Bc Continucd.)..
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LEGION TO MEET 9
MONDAY AFTERNOON

ing tina a meetinG'Of the Service Star
Legion will be held on Monday after
the Commercial clup rooms. This is
the. regular November meeting of the
organization! a ~postponement from
the regular date ~Novemher-1l, having
been made because of Armisticc day
activities.
Mrs. S. b.. L. >Seese, who attended
the national convention Of the Service
Star Legion in Cleveland a few weeks
tsa Will a giys , a report r o. on nd the c eon wen.
on the calendar for the ~af,crnoon.
and Mrs, ]. G.: Moore, president. asks
that there be a good attendance of
members.
Junior pupils of the Wesley, con
servatory gave a recital in .he down
town Studio tits afternoon. These
pupils were presented
Romance Sans Paroles. =. .Stfeabog
rho Flora Mcdonald: Smith
,:.., Garo'sn lorN' c,,;th
L''e io'"
The Rolls Virgil,
- Ios.o prh.rr
=, conJoia :. He;ns
Msrion bhs
Duet Dance Espaneola
Verna and Vivian Gordon
barbara Trepanicr.
Patriotic SOM. ,Grieg
- Minnie Hendrickson, -
Little lords and Ia cav =
Engleman
Nall Olson
Little ~Beiero. " ,Ravina
. !. %Pahljne lehman. ~
Song Without Words. Streabog
Orville ans 80
1>ewdrons - :: - :. Metcalfe
I OjsonN
Dance Caprice on. % No. 3d., .Gr:eg
y Jf1,an Kla goss ~
Duet March of the Dwarfs, Hoist
EtheA ano Ese'yn2 0lson'
x;., 1yo,o, p,na.+ - +ha I7n;vor-
s,.., % 49,, NJ rpt M;.s.1 o,,ise
d. pcarrana &c - Tnr-
nupoi. VI -. n;th Mic
8 speiuins T. "Ssn ~ - '>
"AnH ols9 ~ oeeH !:
+. Azcoyeredi dish supper will be given
4 at :the. home >0f Miss Jessie Bulge this
evening in compliment to Miss Mar.
garet Mumford, of Minneapolis. visit.
ing delegate who is the guest of Kap.
ia, Alpha Theta sorority over the
week end. The KAPPA Alpha Theta
" y
r. -ar.. ,,;,..+..x So,,r 1,+,
- x. 49, NJ, a;va ~ infarn,a
- ,'nstt .rnnr, Az,
: aiss = ~ '7.an 81 ,h.an n;o,ocL-
1ha. aef.ir =. 80 -, ~ IN yereit,
.t"aoat. ~, mn; o,d 10 ~ fjr.
80 -aI;.I feni., ,,h;ah ~.
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MUSIC
FOR. MEMORIAL
I. SUNDAY MORNING

Special musical numbers have been
arranged for the memorial service for
the unknown soldier. which is. to%be
held at St. Paul's Episcopal church on
Sunday. morning at IL o'clock. This is
the program: ~ =.
Professional, Rise Crowned With
Light" ...,lj ~. - Is !: !:
Te@ Deum, Dudley Buck. = = -" =
Anthem. "kipling's Recessional,'
Schnecker:-The Choir, ~ /:
Offertory solo. There is No Death
|-Loren W. Myers. =. =
Recessional, Jerusalem the Cold
en-"
Miss Rudy Mckenzie of Brocket,
n. D.. is the guest of Misses LaVerne
and Gertrude Galbraith, 612 North
Fourth street, E:A -: :
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USUALLY THE CASE

He had called on her twice a week
for six months, but had not proposed.
Ethel" he said. as they were TAX
ing a moonligbt stroll n evening,
II am-er-gGng to ask you an i'm
portant question" g.
"Oh, George!" she exclaimed, this
is so sudden. Why, T. =
What / want tosAsk you is-this..'
he interrupted. what date. have you
and your mother decided upon for
our wedding?"-
uaraid Went Ads Rrinr r . sY rita -,
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~ -
~ Mr.. and Mrs. William Cas"en !?
Regina, who brought the pous ~ bare
mother. Mrs. Charlotte Cas"ell me-
fbr buriak, sreturned to tnaif ,Jr
Hegina Oh Friday. WINE ~ NJ
hAnd Mrs. Caswell were quests o. W.
iIlc.
sp -.* ,.do
Nj Accordihs.to dance
ihis morning. the 1cii,ers' iii
Club thatsJYiaFsG, aetlyc last scdu' ,nyf:
saeet for rhe&frst .ume tn's - a. The
.Enasday night. November . q" ~
f.uild hall. At this meeting lheIE We f
3e a reorganization, WIN eie.Nton
tTAsricers. and plans for the WINTER p''
Gram will he taken up. "a
I'll An orchestra has hefn cpsasIu ~
play for dancing ioiieMlhs -. n',n, hors
iress meetinE. and3Ili .tern1sr hsrc.
IL the Jolliers and thetr lr,enTs u, "a, :.
aseen invited, TO .att!end y"
flight. " -
81 x
~ Women of the Presbyterian church
NJ ,la vc announced tina they viii ho'd a
1,azaar and food sale in the churcl
li,arlors on December 10.
III The Entire Nous club Wall ineet o ~
Mrs. Tom" Moore Verho ID, vitb
Members will RESPOND 10 r9!1 a. q c:ah1
ssemergency dishes. Mrs "
bins will GIVE a on 'he ~ "a !.
hnent and business 81 +ho suhiect
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Bethel

e,mo avenue, south side Bel
~ achoo,'s Services sunday fore.
noon at 1880; sunday school and
h hihla class i1:45 a. M; services Sun.
.aaw evening at 1890; both meetings
conducted BY the pastor. good SONGS
and music. by cornet and string band.
Gh,,rch meeting Monday evening at
: n;clock. The Ladies' Aid vii! have
~ sale Thursday. evening. November
II, i o'clock. H. p. EngepretSoh
pastor. ~
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TEACHERS
PUT ON HALE PAY

!. McHenry, ". D.. Nov. l2.-At . a,
.n5eeting of:itheS school board and
members OF the faculty, it was agreed
that teachers draw half salaries due
to the lack OF. funds. ~
Lille large amount Of unpaid takes
is given as the reason for the short
age of funds available to pay the
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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Emmanuel Swedish Lutheran.

Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. Eng.
lish service at 1915 a. m. Swedish
services at 1900 a. m. and ut 7:3e
~ m. Reformation and .Gustavus
Adolphus festival next Tuesday at
500 p. m. Bible study on revelation
pies meeting Thursday at 500 b.. m.
Confirmation. class Saturday. at $500
p. m. Children's choir Saturday at
1900 p. m. J. NJ. Persenius. pastor.
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Bethesda and Nyskoga Churches.

North from East Grand Forks.
Reformation and ,Gustavus Adolp-
hus festivals will be hold in the
Bethesda church next Tuesday at
11:00l a. m. and at 900 D. M, and in
the Nyskoga church next Wednesday
Bethesda Ladies' Aid meets at Mats
H. Erickson's next Thursday at 900
o.. m. THANKSGIVING day services in
Nyskoga at 1880. a. m. and in Be-
thesda at 800 p. M, ]. M. Persenius,
pastor.
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The Lutheran Free Church.

Corner of Cottonwood st. and Sec
ond Ave. Services Sunday forenoon at
1880, and Sunday evening at 1880.
Sunday school and Bible class at
11:45. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at g.. Young Peoples society
meets Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
Ingel Rowland.
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Bethany Lutheran.

zion >Lutheran church, Englisn
services every Sunday morning. Morse
services every Sunday evening. Eng-
lish Sunday school at 9:4O; Norse
Sunday school at IL; bible ,cfassesas
svening: mid-week devotional Wed
nesday evening; T. p. L. will, have @
social next Friday evening. Wiling
workers Saturday evening. Davld
StOeye.
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First Lutheran,

All-American. Belmont and Fourth
avenue. Sunday school and bible
classes, 9:45. Morning worship with
choir anthem, 1.-THE Lord Is NY Shep-
herd" at 10:45. Evening service with
selection by quartet, at 7:4!5. Ladies'
Aid next Thursday, the 18th, 3 p. NJ,
with address by Miss Agnes Ammund-
sen Of Minneapolis on the home
finding work and care Of orphans in
our church body. S. l.. Tallakson,
| pastor.
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CHURCH
SERVICES
Ministers Meeting.

Monday morning, 1880, at the =.
Prayer Life" Rev. C. A. Perrin.
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st. Marks .Ev. I,utheran.

Corner INTERNATIONAL avenue and
Fifth street: Ernest O.. .Armbruster,
tpastor. Sunday s~ehooS<H9:45 a.. M
Sunday school. Morning worship, II
a. M. Theme, Gods Stewards:
Evening worship, 8 p m. Theme.
1.-THE reimbursement To Make" The
second Of a series Of "Practical.Infor-
nation For the Man on the Street"
Luther league, Z o'clock. -" !,
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CohgreEational.

Lawrence B. Robertson, minister.
church school, 10 a. m. Mrs. Robert
Green, Jr., acting superintendent.
Students discussion class under Dr.
Jesse Bond, 1915. Morning worship,
Isl. Sermon, "The Rsign Of Law"
Third and final sermon on War.
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-sc.ndinayian .Baptist.

Corner Fourth avenue and Walnut.
Bible school with adult class In:
Preaching Service ION 'Ruts. at go
b. m. Prayer meetiAg Thursday
at 8 o'clock. W. j.. Homer.
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Helmer in Madame Nazimova's forth
coming productions Of "a Dolls
House" which. with Oscar @Wilde's
"Salome,," will compose Nazimova's
first repertoire film for United Artists.
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FIRST Methodist

Morning worship at 1880. Profes,
scr p. e. Shaw will preach. SUNDAY
school at noon Evening service ~
"a Man Of One Idea.s
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FELLOWSHIP;
OPENS SUNDAY;
!, MR.. YORK TO SPEAK

u "World Fellowship Week" will De
hbserved by the Grand Forks \. ". =.
A. through the week beginning sun
div (tomorrow). This is q natlonai
Affair. observed in every state.
q In opening the weeks observance
Hev. John G. York, pastor OF tne
fhrst Baptist church, viii SPEAK Oh
sNorld Fellowship at the Vespers
seryice at 5 O'Clock Sunday afternoon
IA the Y. w. c.. A. MIR. YORK WIZ
feat his theme from the viewpoint O.,
Responsibility of American Mo.ne'
tsollowing the sermon there will DC a
Syeht supper served. and all women
Who are interested have been lhVieeo
" There win he short meetings on
ksuesday and THURSDAY evenings; IN
Mrther observance of the week, MISS
5sleanor Heaiy, secretary OF n l.: Wv.
d. A. said this morning u tne ,Gp ta,n
nd sneakers have not been detnitely
.r ra n1ed. y
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First PRESBYTERIAN.

Sunday services for the First Pres
.byterian church November 10, 1921.
Sunday school at 9:45, DR.. E. o..
Nimlos. superintendent; morning wor-
ship at II, subject, "a Great Rock in
a Weary Land" Junior c. F.. at 1880;
intermediate and senior c. f. at 6:45;
evening worship at 7:45, subject, 1.-The
Soldiers Bonus Prayer service We'd
nesday night at 7:45. F. Halsey AM
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First Church Of Christ, Scientist.

! Church on Belmont avenue. Sun
day services at II ar m. Subject:
"Mortals and .Immortals." Sunday
school follows. Wednesday evening
service at 8 o'clock. Reading room
Fiust National bank building. Hours,
~ to s.
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Herald Want All srlnE nesuits.
Herald Want Ads Bring Hsdsats.
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St. Paul's Church.

e. 8 a. m. holy communion. 10 a. m.
Sunday school. II a. m. Morning
prayer and sermon. Subject: THE
Unknown Soldier and the Unknown
Graves" Ofertory solo by L.. W.
Meyers. There is No DEATH jeffrey
O'Hara. This service will be a mem
orial service in honor of "Our Glori-
Gus Dead" j. Watson. rector. d
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MsndenhalI Memorial Presbyterian.
East Grand Forks, Carl Perrin
minister: sunday school 10 2. m;
mnrninr worship II. subtect. .irayer
pouer': evening service 1850, uD-
iect. Path Tested" SsS ST.
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Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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Baptist.

John Gerald York. pastor Sermon.
1890 a. m. '"Might Versus Right"
Bible school, 70. Paul B.. Griffith.
superintendent. B. Y. p. U.,>6:30 p.
m. Duane SQuires, president. Sermon.
1880. 1.-The World At the Cross
Roads Prayer meeting "Wednesday
night at 1880. ;, t# :
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German Baptist.

North Fifth st. and Cheyenne Ave.
Sunday school. at 10 o'clock. morn
Ing worship, II s,o'clpck, Rev. VIM.
Cool Of Chicago. general missionary
secretary OF the German Baptist
church will preach at both morning
and evening service. B. Y. R.&U. at Z.
Evening service at 8 O'Clock. Every
body. welcome. G. Sprock, pastor.
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CHURCH
SERVICES
Ministers Needing.
Monday morning, 1880, at tho e.
9 x paper. "The Minister'S
,rayer Life" Rev. C.. A. Perrin.
First Metbodist.
!. Morning worship at 1880. Profes.
Or P. e. Shaw will preach. sunday,
,chool at noon. Evening service at
$50. DR.. K. r. Stolz will&preach on
"A Man Of One Idea"
Scandinavian Baptist.
Corner Fourth avenue and Walnut.
Bible school with adult class I'm:
service onS "Ruts' at .7:4S
B. m. Prayer meeting Thursday night
8 o'clock. W. j.. Homer. y
Congregational. 10
Lawrence b. Robertson, minister.
Church school, 10 q. m. Mrs. Robert
Green, Jr., acting superintendent.
discussion class. under Dr..
Jesse Bond, 1915. Morning worship;
II. Sermon, THE Rsign Of Law
~ nV~n Tyu<Irawon ENpo (nnr0h
( Corner of Cottonwood st. and Sec
ond Ave. Services Sunday forenoon at
1880, and Sunday evening at 1850.
11:45. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at g.. Young Peoples society
meets Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
1ngel Rowland.
!. First Church Of Christ, Scientist
]. Church on Belmont avenue. Sun
day services at IL am. Subject:
"Mortals and .Immortals." Sunday
follows. Wednesday evening
service at 8 o'clock. Reading room
First National bank building. Hours
~ to s.
Baptist.
John Gerald York. pastor. Sermon,
1890 a. m. ""Might Versus Right
Bible school, ~. Paul B. Griffith
superintendent. B. Y. p. U.,>6:3O p
m. Duane Squires, president. Sermon
1880. 1.-The World At the Gross
Roads" Prayer meeting "Wednesday
night ct 1850.
German Baptist.
North Fifth st. and Cheyenne Ave.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. morn
Ing worship: %1lfo'clRck. Rsy; Wm =,
secretary Of the German lBaptts
church will preach, at both morning
and evening service. B. Y. p u. at
Evening service at 8 O'Clock. Every
body welcome. G. Sprock, pastor,
.. St. Paul's Church.
8 a. m. holy communion. 10 a. m
prayer and sermon. Subject: 9Th
Unknown Soldier and the Unknown
Graves" Offertory solo by l.. W
Meyers. There is No Deatll,' Jeffre.
O'Hara. This service will be a. mem
orial service in honor of "Our Glori
Gus Dead" J. Watson. rector.
First Presbyterian.
0u1lUdy ScEVlCcS lol l1lI TlISL fISS
byterian church November 10. 1921
Sunday school at 9:45, DR.. E. c
Nimlos. superintendent; morning wor
ship at II, subject, "a Great Rock j
a Weary Land" Junior c. F.. at $3.50
intermediate and senior c. f. at 6:45
evening worship at 7:45, subject, 9TH
Soldiers Bonus" Prayer service Wei
nesday night at 7:45. F. Halsey Am
broSe. -
st. Marks Ev. Lutheran. ,
Corner International avenu an
! Fifth street: Ernest o. .Armbruste!
fpastor. Sunday sehooSe~9:45 a.. n
Open to all children not attending
Sunday school. Morning, worship, !
a. m. Theme, Goods Stewards
! Evening worship, 8 p.t m. Them
1.-THE Best Investinent To Make III
second Of a series Of "Practical.Info
nation. For the Man on the Street
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-30

will remain in this city during ]. P.
Bells Illness and Mr.. Bell will take
charge of the harness shop owned by
his brother. Mrs. >Conley and Mrs.
Parker. who are sisters of Mr.. Bell,
expect to leave soon for their homes.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Jenkins of
Huntington arrived here Saturday to
visit with relatives for few days
Mrs. Jenkins will be remembered as
Miss Gladys Wells.
C. II. Esselstyn Of Lexington spent
tho weekend here at his home.
Mr.. and MIR. Claude Sloan and
daughter. Miss Hazel, spent Saturday
shopping in Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Hinkle
shared honors with the j. d. Watson
family of Hermiston for a farewell
party given in Hermiston by friends
Sunday The HinKles expect to make
their future home in Portland and the
Watsons will move to Walla Walla
soon. The Watsons formerly lived in
Echo where Mr.. Watson was associat-
ed with the Western Land & Irriga-
tion company.
Miss Reta Wilson spent Saturday
shopping in Pendletoh.
Echo people who motored to PEN
dleton Sunday to attend the services
Of the Knight Templars held in the
Episcopal Church Of the Redeemer.
were Mr.. and Mrs Asa b. Thomson,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Stanfield MIR. and
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since Friday Mr.. Malcolm was for
merly a resident Of Bcho where he
was employed at the Thomas Ross
&c Co.'S store.
A meeting of the library board was
held at the library room Monday even
ing for the purpose of electing a new
librarian to take the place Of Mrs
William Esselstyn who recently re-
signed. Mrs. Pauline Gravelle was
elected and she will commence her
new duty soon.
The Misses Frances ana Eleanor
Spike left for Corvallis Saturday to
resume their studies at the Oregon
Agricultural College where they are
sophomores this year. Miss Violet
Corrigall of Butter creek, who has al
SO been attending o. A. c.. spent her
Easter vacation at her home, but will
not return to school this quarter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. W. Drew spent the
weekend visiting with friends in PEN
dleton near Helix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bell OF Des
Moines. Iowa, motored to Echo from
Portland leaving the latter city Sat
urday evening and arriving here early
Sunday morning, making an all night
drive, TO visit Mr.. Bells brother J. P.
Bell. who is seriously i'll. Mrs. Con-
ley and son of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
and Mrs. Parker of Portland, arrived
here with them. Mr.. and Mrs. Bell
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! Mrs. Jake Bowman, c. +. Bowman.
Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Drew. Mrs A.
Lonewell, Mrs. II. r. Willis. Miss Elna
Thomson. Miss Reta Wilson. Miss
Maxine Stanfield and Miss May VIII
son and Airs. f. T. Kyler of Clearfield,
Penn, who is here visiting relatives
Miss Dorothy Miller of Tacoma.
Wash, arrived in Echo Friday. TO visit
for about week at the home OF her
grandmother, Mrs c. A. Koontz. Miss
Miller is attending a musical conser-
vatory in Tacoma. She has also stud
led music quite extensively in the east
Miss Miller is the daughter Of Mrs. C.
Miller, nee Echo Koontz. after whom
our little city was named.
Sloan Thomson of Butter creek, was
an Echo visitor Monday.
Miss May Wilson Of Missouta, Mont.
spent the weekend with Miss Maxine
Stanfield in Echo. The two Young
ladies are each attending Saint Paul's
school in Walla Walla. Miss Wilson
left sunday for Baker to spend the
rest OF her vacation.
$. S. Nelson and family have NOV
ed to the Hall farm about a mile and
nalf out of Echo until Mr.. Nelson
completes work on summer following
80 acres OF land which he has re-
Gently rented.
Mrs. Thomas Boylen Sr., of Pendle-
ton spent Saturday and Sunday with
her husband at Butter creek. This Is
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sirs' Boyien's first visit to The ,.rn,
SINCE her serious Illness
Edward Liesegang has caught he
senerai clean up spring fever ana
= having the interior OF his meat mar.
Net cleaned and repainted. Dr. y p
Dorn has also been having the outside
u ms Office building treated 10 4 coot
y paint and the home of C. A ciiher,
y nonanza street Is also being re-.
painted IN the interior.
> Mrs. NJ. e. Meyers and Miss Kathrvn
raiher entertained their sundoy
achool classes with an Easter nar,v
saturday afternoon on the lawn N M
heyers home. a large crowd of li,,io
folks We're present. ''
Mrs. NeNa Bettingar nee pouers ts
mere from Medford visiting M the
nome OF her brother, Harry Rogers
ana other relatives in th< vicinity.
MISS Lena Heft OF Portland ART, "a
lere Sunday to make short visi, =,
~ nome q her brother, Fred Heft.
jess Oliver ana family are bere
rom Chenalis. Washington visitire !,
ne ne nome Of Mr.. divers brother Jobn
me students OF the Echo b,oh
schooi are nowq ute busy putting fin'
.sn'"s toaches on the last few rehear-
sais oi thelr play when Mans
single, I which is to be given IN M
eiey nan this Friday evening
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-30
The home Of Joe D. Kimmery Of

The home Of Joe d. Kimmery of
Butter creek. was the scene of rner-
~ party Friday evening, when the
families of L. p. Jarmon. Peter Carl
son. H. c. Robertson, and T. G. Gills,
and Tom Boylen, gathered there to
spend the evening in music. games and
dancing.
Judge James A. Fee was in Echo,
Monday attending 10 official business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Hinkle and Mrs.
Dale Hinkle were Echo business visit
ors from Hermiston Monday.
Mrs. Asa r. Thomson was pleasant
ly surprised at her home Saturday
evening when several of her friends
were invited in to spend the evening.
by her daughter, Miss Elna. in honor
Of her birthday. The evening was
spent in playing cards, the tables be-
ing very attractive. decorated with
daffodils and yellow and white stream
trs a lovely large birthday cake dec
grated with the complementive num-
Der Of 16 candles was cut by Mrs.
Thompson. Those VINO enjoyed the
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Ross. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Hinkle,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Frank Spinning, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Crary. Nan Crary, Miss
Elna Thomson and Ray T. Johnson,
besdes Mr.. and Mrs. Thomson.
Lawrence Malcolm of The Dalles.
has been here visiting with relatives