East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
SCHOOL CHILDREN GIVE
TEACHER SURPRISE PARTY
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ECHO. Sept. 17,--Mrs. Otto Gross
passed away Wednesday night at IL
o'clock at st. Anthony's hospital, fol-
lowing an operation that Cay. Mrs |
Gross had been i'll since last February, |
She leaves a husband, six children, |
father, mother ana other relatives. |
She was born in Gervais, Oregon, !
nearly Al years ago, whore her par !
ents still live, but are in Echo at pres !
ont. Mrs. Gross had lived in Echo for !
two years. Interment will be in PEN
dleton Monday at 10 a. m. The SYM
pathy of the community is extended
TO bereaved relatives
DIR. Van George Van Waters of Port
land, held Episcopal services at the
Masonic han Thursday evening.
4 Mrs j. j. Adkins, who had been vis-
! iting in Idaho for several weeks, spent
/ Monday and Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Irvine and from here she
went to Lena on Butter creek, to visit
her daughter, Mrs. waldo Vincent
/ from there sne will return to her
home in Heppner
/ Miss Evelyn Bilyeou of Scio, Ore,
e& 4 ANNNA AACtG W ONHNaNttg anu went ~
Butter Creek to visit for time, after
which she will visit friends in Echo.
Miss Bilyeou had a homestead near
Butter Creek where she lived a few
Years ago.
Jack, the little son of Mrs. Alpha
Teel, had his adenoids and tonsils re-
moved Thursday. He is getting along
nicely.
Mrs Fred Everett and son Miles,, of
Stanfield We're here Wednesday.
f. T. George went to Pendleton
Thursday evening to attend the county
Commercial meeting.
Herman Young and wife of Butter
creek were here Thursday
John p Hayden from Walh Walla.
was here Thursday in the interest of
Lang & Co.
Mrs. Allen Nudge and children re-
turned Wednesday from Pendleton
where they had been visiting since
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. Gobbell were
host and hostess for farewell party
given for Rev, L. L. Wolff and fam
lily Thursday evening. Those present
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and MrA ]. Pemulder. Mr. and Mrs
d. L. Lawler, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Mey-
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. johnson, Rev
and Mrs. T. L. Wolff Mr.. and Mrs T.
Fl. Gobbell. Mrs Shell. Mrs. L. Hend-
ley, Mrs. A. Malcolm, Mrs. w. ]. Wat
tenburger, r. Hubbard. George Me-
, Dowell.. D. J. Madison, T. NJ. Peterson
, Willard Gobbell, Averell Meyers Hazel
! Wolff. and Morris Johnson. Puncl
and waters were served.
Mr.. and Mrs W. W. Howard were
here Thursday. Mr. Howard went
from here 10 Baker while Mrs. How
I ard and her son Irvine returned to
their home on Butter creek.
. Mrs e. j. Epperson and little
daughter, Opal, left Thursday night
= for a two months visit with Mr. Ep-
persons parents and her parents, all
of whom live in Billings. Montana.
: The pupils of the 9TH and Sth
grades gave their teacher, Mr.. Woo
l ton. a pleasant surprise party Friday
2 evening in the domestic science room
7 Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Foley of Butter
= Creek, were in town Thursday.
MfS. NJ II. f.SSeiSlyH ot ne DdlleS
arrived on No II Friday to visit hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Watten-
burger. Mrs. Esselstyn had visited in
D Pendleton since Wednesday.
Mrs. F. I. George has been suffer-
! ing this week with blood poisoning In
) her right hand.
Mrs. Joe Dobie of Spokane, cam,
Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs. L. D
shively. She expects to remain unit
October / and has with her niece 0
!. the two ladies' little Donna Bishop.