East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-11


new home and win deeply resre, n
nave them leave this communitv
ar. ana Mrs r, r.. Stanfiols v.a.e
iehdleton visitors FRIDAY
Hugh Stanfleld shipped = car,o.a.
urday. 49," "'''Ne's sat
AIR and Mrs. W. w. Llovd ara ,o,..
eongmtulated uponsthe arri,.s, ms 80
il'ue daughter born 10 them Friday
morning, The little miss waighaS
. l-2 pounds and has been nan,as
Juaniia Echo" The Iloyds racon,'
y moved to Echo where MIR rloya 4.
empioyed as mechanic at the Fcho
the Ladies of the Nesdlecrart mo,
at the home of Mrs. Frank 1r,.,,a
Thursday afternoon. The tima ,.n. NV
spent IN conversing, while the fingers
worked briskly over dainty neelIe
work. Delightful refreshments wnro
served at about 6 o'clock, the hos,ass
oeing assisted by Mrs. H. r Uyn,n
ahose who enjoyed the kind bosnitaI
iN OF Mrs. Irvine were: Mrs =
FRANK Spinning, Mrs. A Tons,.,n
MrS. G. \. Gilbert. Mrs. A p Tbos,
son, Mrs. n. B. Stanfield. Mrs Tho.,
w,,,,, w loss, Mrs. F 7. George. Mrs II r.
" w',l,s M Mrs, William Jones. Mrs w
q. erafy' and Mrs. Fred Everett of
A meeting of the'women,s pa,os,,
ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees WAS MIA
az the |. o. O. F. han Thursday a,or
ihs. Delicious refreshments 49,
served at the close Of the meetinr
ana all those who were present ,annr,
having had very ENJOYABLE ,i,,a
~ onseoah game between the Echo
'"V Fhot Rock high schools was held
on 'he Echo ball diamond Friday aft
srnoon' The game was a very interest-
lhg one and it was thought for ! whna
mat filot Rock had the best of II hut /
= 'he close of the 9Th inning the score
''oou at IL to IL in Echo's favor
Nr. and Mrs. j. Frank Spinni,s
md o. d. Teel left Sunday mornine
or Spokane to attend to business tbers
4 regard to the Teel Irrigation dis
Nelson Taylor has been very iu NJ
us home above Echo for the pasf
week. pas
MRS Roy Norman and two small
.hIdren of Pendleton are visiting af
ne home of Mrs. Maurice Coe.
Mr. Kibby of Dallas Oregon ia
ere visiting with his niece, Miss Ret
Wilson. who is teaching the third
nd fourth grades.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Adams of Her
aiston, are here at the Coppinger
ONE during Mr.. Coppinger's illness.
irs- Adams is a sister-in-law of Mr.
oppinger.
J. Frank Spinning was in Hermiston
n business Saturday.
Homer Heidricks of Pendleton vas
n Echo business visitor Friday and
aturday.
charles Coppinger of Seattle. arriv- ,
In Echo Saturday to be at the bed
de Of his father. ]. w. Coppinger. ,
no is suffering from a stroke of pa
liysis. Sam Coppinger of Pendleton. {
also here with his father
Mrs. c. W. Garrison and son Don !
arrison. were visitors here from +
-arris Canyon Saturday.
Mrs. Hugh Stanfield and two daugh-
RS. were Pendleton visitors Saturday.
Glen Rust of Pendleton, is a guest
the Arthur Gulliford ranch near
cho. :
Joseph Cunha Jr., and the local un- =
'rtaker, ]. W. Brown. went to Port Z,
nd Saturday to accompany home the =
'dy of Frank Cunha. who passed >
way in that city Saturday morning. q =
Lutheran services were conducted at :,
e N r. church Sunday r. NJ by Rev. =
asberg of Pendleton =
william Pedro of PendIeton, spent :,
nday in Echo at the Cunha home. :, =
MI and Mrs. William Spencer of :.
eppner We're Echo visitors Sunday. =
DR.. David B. Hill of Pendlekon. -
ent Sunday at the Stanfield hoA -