East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-19
NEW BRIDGE STARTED
At PILOT ROCK
(East Oregonian 'Spec;aD

| ficers of the Christian Endeavor will
be in Pilot Rock Sunday, May 81, to
hold meetings wit hthe young people.
A social hour will follow the after
noon meeting and all those in the
community who are interested in
Christian Endeavor work are invited
to be bpresent.
Mrs Bruce Brace of Enterprise,
who was here the last of the week
visiting relatives left Sunday for Port
land.
Work on the play shed at the grade
school Is progressing nicely. +. G.
Kester has charge of the work. On
Tuesday several local men donated
a days work and the framework is
now all up. The building will be 32
feet by Ga feet.
Material for the new bridge on
Willow street has arrived and con-
struction work will be started soon.
Mrs. Alice Grogan Is visiting in Pi-
lot Rock again after spending a short
time in Pendeton.
Mrs. Robert Storm is here from
Portland visiting her father, DR.. Os-
car De Vaul and sister, Miss Helen
De Vaul.
Ben Johnston has been going on
crutches this week as the result of a
lsprained ankle sustained at ball
game played here Saturday between
the Pilot Rock and Weston high
school teams. Pilot Rock lost the
game, the score ching lis in favor of
Weston. The Pilot Rock boys will go
to Weston Friday for return game.
The Stanf'eld high school ball
team played against the Pilot Rock
boys in game here Tuesday after
noon and were defeated. The score
was 1871.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mcintyre
and sons, Pete and Wendell of Athena,
were here Sunday visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Boylen.
Miss Lisse Warner of Pine Grove
visited relatives and friends in Pen
dleton over the weekend.
C. X, Cranston, republican candi-
date for county treasurer, was WIS.,
itor here Monday.
Frank and Mike Shields who spent
the winter in Florida. arrived in Pilot
Rock the last of the week.
Mrs. Harry MoIain and daughter.
Virgie Bradburn are visiting relatives
and friends in Pilot Rock.
Louise Miller spent the week end
guest of Daphne Hascall at the Has
call ranch home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Balcolm are the
parents of son born in Pendleton
Wednesday, May II
Lawrence Macken is i'll at the home
of his parents. Mr. and Mrs L. w.
Macien of this city. 81
George Carnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Walt |
er Albrecht and Mrs. VIII Glass were
members of an automobile party that
motored to Portland last week.
Berkeley Devaul, who has been
here visiting his father, left the first
of the week for Big Lake, WASH,
where he Will join a surveyors crew,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Siegrist went
10 Milton Friday to attend the funeral
VI u liiVilu' tiiNs 'NNA 'iiN
week end.
\ son was born last week NJ the Nc
Reynolds home to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Michael, Jr. Hhe baby did not live.
Lou Case. Virgil Peterson and
George Caldwell of Ukiah passed |
through Pilot Rock Monday en- route !
to Pcndleton to interview the county |
court in regard to repairing the r.
south of ukiah into the John Day |
country. They report the road almost !
Tho court agreed to give /
: 00O of the $500 which will he re- |
1ured, provided the remaining $500 |
could be raised. A special meeting of !
The Pilot Rock Commercial Associa- !
ton was called Wednesday evening !
aud Sl50 pledged To the cause. Pen |
hleton has given the same amount .
and l'kiah and the southern end of
the county will make up the balance. /
Mr.. and Mrs, C. G. Bracher &C Plot /