East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-08
ECHO PEOPLE VICTIMS
OF AUTO ACCIDENTS
(East oregonlan spe.iaI.l

ECHO. March S.-Mr. and Mrs. Pa
sill Mikesell and little son. Keith. left
Friday night for Portland. Mrs. Mike
sell was seriously IN and entered
hospital in Portland where she under
went an operation Saturday. Al last
report. she was very low and small
hopes for her recovery.
DR.. F. r. Dorm accompa MED Mr
and Mrs. Mikesell to Portland Friday
and returned to Echo Sunday morn
ing.
A sweet little l-2 round sill ar
rived at the home of Mr. and AIRS.
Ora Young Friday night. DR.. Best. Of
Pendleton, was in attendance. The
little miss has been named Dorothy
Marie. Mother and child are getting
along nicely
Judge II. II. Bates. of Idaho. Judge
]. A. Fee, Fred Steiwer. Roy Raley.
A. w. Rugg, of Pendle.on and W. ].
Wattenburger, of Echo. were called 10
settle the controversy of Mrs. Maggie
Higginbotham and d. b. Wolford. Sat
urday.
Hiestand Moore, who was inf the
auto accident Thursday evening, near
Yoakum, left for Portland Saturday
night. where his wife is i'll with flu.
His SISTER, Miss Mabel Moore, who
sustained couple of broken ribs in
the same accident, was taken to her
home on Butter Creek, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Savely whose
car went Of fthe highway near Yoa-
KUN Thursday night. left here Satur-
day for their home on Butter Greek.
Mr. Savely suffered a sprained ankle
and torn ligaments, which caused him
cons 'derable pain, while Mrs. SavcN
was badly bruised and received several
skin lacerations.
Mrs. Ward. of Portland, arrived in
Echo Saturday morning to remain
with her daughter, Mrs. Savely for a
time.
Roscoe Meyers and family moved
to the ranch Saturday, that they re-
Gently purchased from the late George
Goodnight.
County surveyors have set stakes on
the road east of town, that is soon to
be graded and graveed.
The Maccabee ladies held a success
full cooked food sale Saturday after
noon at the Thomas Ross store
Mr.. andw Mrs. Frank Helms ana
daughter Charlotte, of Butter Creek.
were in town Friday.
Mrs. II. Mccormack returned last
week from an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. y. C. Pearson of Port
land. While away, Mrs. Mccormack
had the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yes. MiFesell are in
Portland, where they accompanied
their daughter in law, Mrs. Basil
Mikesell.
Joseph Cunha. sr. was Pcndleton
visitor Thursday, where he went to
look after the Slusher estate OF which
Mr.. Cunha is one of the appraisers.
Mrs. stary Pedro was business
visitor to Pendleton the latter part OF
last week
Gordon Shotwell, of the Shotweil
Construction Co, now at work on the
Butter Creek road, was in town Fri
day. He states they fund an excellent
gs@vel pit and work Is going on nicely
Walter KNIGHT and son Roy were in
town last week. Mr. Knight conduct.
ed iewelry store here several years
ago and has some thoughts of return
Ing to Echo.
~The Echo ladies of the Need,earaft
cub met last Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. Fred Everett, near Stanfeld.
where they enjoyed reliehtful after
noon.
Asa Lee has returned from Colfax,
washington, where he was called by
The death of his mother
Herb Rabcock and Frank Babcock
shipped several carloads of cattle
tuesday to Spokane, which they had
sold to Mr., Phillips who will take the
cattle on to Montana, whore he has
extensive range.