East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-09

Friends ARE congratulating Mr.. and
\ Mrs. Ralph Allen upon the arrival Of
a son, born Monday evening, at the
home of Mrs. Yes AIikesell of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Wattenburger
and son, Earl. We're visitors here from
Butter creek, Tuesday.
Mrs. c. Mccullough, who is seri-
/ ousiy i'll and was taken to Portland for
medical treatment last week is report
ed to be nn better.
j. E. Epperson of Billings, Mon
ta9a, arrived in Echo Monday to take
I the place Of foreman of the mechan-
les in the Echo Auto company This
position was formerly held by Warren
c. Bacon. Mr.. Bacon expects to leave
soon for Estacada where he will work
in a garage Mrs. Bacon and children
viii remain here about two months
and then join Mr.. Bacon in the val
ley.
official notices were received re-
Gently and are now posted in the local
postoifice announcing civil service 4ex-
aminations to be given in Pendleton
March 10th, for postmaster to sue
ceed A. N. Longwell deceased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ross left for
a short business trip to Portland Mon
da~ - Ross states that he wants
to find pace where it does not rain
so much as it does in eastern Oregon.
Henry Pelmulder, chief lineman Of
this division of the telephone COM
pany. and wife. were here on busi-
ness from Hermiston Tuesday.
E. Gnavaugh, who was seriously i'll
in Pendleton with pneumonia, passed
away at that city Tuesday after noon
at 4 O'Clock. Details concerning his
death and the arrangements made
have not yet been learned at the pres
ent writing.
Mrs. Joseph Cunha Jr., who was OPP
Grated on in Portland last week. is re-
ported to be getting along nicely:
Mrs. r. o. Neill and children of But
ter creek are visiting with relativessin
Portland this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Caldwell and
daughter. Vera. and Mrs. John Araire
and children of Hermiston, visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hawkins Monday.
Maurice Coe, local barber, has pur-
chased the residence property former
| Ilrr y t.xs
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hale.
The Coe family expect to move into
their new residence soon
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Rauch have re-
turned to their home on Butter creek
recently. They will be remembered
as the people who met with the mis-
fortune of having their home and all
its contents burned. They will now
occupy house formerly used on their
homestead. They are accompanied by
a little two weeks old daughter who
arrived during their stay in Echo
Sherman Wells motored to Pendle-
ton, Sunday
f. 0 Neil. prominent farmer and
sheepman of Butter creek, returned
recently from La Grande where he had
ben on business trip OF few days
| duration.
F. T. Baker of Pendleton stopped in
Echo for short tinle en- route to
Heppner Monday.
Louie Mason Jr., of Holdman, was
in Echo Monday.
Henry Robertson prominent farm
er Of the Sand Hollow region. brought
IN a large load of wheat to Echo Tues
day.
Jay De Foe of Hood River, is ex-
pected in Echo Thursday for a visit
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
scheeer. Mrs. De Foe and small son
have been visiting with Mrs. De Foes
sister, Mrs. scherer, for several weeks.
Miss Kathryn Palmer spent the
week end in Umatilla as the guest of
Miss Edith Powell,