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ECHO, sept 2.-Judge Bean, wf'
and daughter, Miss Garce, and Mr.
and Mrs, Hawley Bean returned from
Hidaway Spring Wednesday. TheS
brought a deer home with them t1
bear evidence Of their hunting ability
The judge and his family left for Sa-
lem Thursday morning. Mrs. H.
Bean accompanied them as far as
Portlandw, where she win visit her
mother a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whitson and
children, Elizabeth and Henry Jr Of
Roise, Idaho, arrived in Echo Friday
morning to visit at the r. r. George
home Mrs. Whitson and Mrs. George
were school girl friends in Michigan.
Tommy Boylen is reported to have
had an auto collision in the noun
tains recently. No one was injured
and the cars were only slightly dam
aged
Mrs. N. J. White. and Miss Eva Ha-
ger who have been visiting at the A.
n Bogg's home, left Friday for their
home in Sioux City, Iowa. Mrs. White
Is the mother of Mrs. Boggs and Miss
Hager Is her niece.
Rev f.. Il. Faucet and son Phillip
Of stanfield, were Echo visitors
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Hiatt and Miss
Lois Lambirth, Of Butter Creek, were
In town Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. M. y. Meyers and
son Ayercll and Stephen Spike, return
ed Wednesday from short busines.
trip to Meacham.
j. n. Morehead was here Wednes-
day from Butter Creek. He plans to
leave soon for q trip to his old home
in Kansas.
n. W.Drew Of Pendleton, was a
business visitor here Thursday, Mr..
DrewSis now engaged in the insurance
business. He was principal OF the
echo school for three years,
Mrs. Lula Goodnight is In Echo
She has spent the summer in Kennc
wick, Wash, She expects to move te |
Kennewick to reside soon.
John Hardin of Kennewick, Wash, |
is visiting friends here. Mr.. Hardin |
has been In South America and Cen |
tral America, since leaving Echo a few |
years ago.
William and Gordon Hofnagle re-
hunting trip near Meacllam. Gordon !,
was fortunate in securing Il nice, large |
deer.
Miss Kate Moore Of Butter Creek !
attended the Hawaiian concert here
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs G. RI. Esselstyn left
today for a short visit with his par
ents at Hood River.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph Richards and
children of Butter Creek, were in
town Tuesday
Miss Mildred Newman of Spokane,
visited several days at the NJ Il. Mey-
er's home. She returned to Spokane
Monday,
Allen Nudge has resigned his posi-
ton with the George and Miller Co,
as clerk, to accept a similar position
in The storeof his father G.. S. Nudge
at Damascus, Ore. Mr.. Nudge expects
to leace Echo the first Of the week,
but his wife and children will no so
until about the 18th. We regret osinl
this family from our city.
Mrs. b. Il. Ahalt was business
visitor here early in the week from
hor home on Butter Creek.
j, T. Barringer, of Stanfield, was in
Echo Thursday. Mr. Dorin4eu, ~.
ducts a large apiary,
b, c. Wade of Montana, Is visitins !
his niece, Miss Eva Seavey at the l..
u. Wells home.
Frod Deppcrman, u wheat farmer
near Butter Creek, was in town We'd
nesday.
D, j. Madison, of Portland, is visit
Ing relatives In Echo.
Tony Vey returned Thursday from
, successful hunting trip to the moun-
aims.