East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-28
ECHO AMERICAN LEGION
HELD SMOKER TUESDAY
(East ,oregonian Specially


ECHO. April 2S.-The American
Legion gave a smoker Tuesday evening
in the city hall. The main attraction
was the wrestling matches. the ma
jofity Of the participants being local
people.
The grade pupils of the Echo
school are busy practicing for an en-
tertainment to be given at the CITY
hall, Friday evening April 2S.
Mr.. McClintock, of Pendleton, was
here on business Tuesday.
ex-governor, Oswald West was
| visitor in Echo Thursday.
Asa B. Thompson, of La Grande'
| was here on important business Thurs
day.
| Tom Deweese, local drayman. has
returned from visit to The Dalles
and Portland. While away, he purch-
ased a new truck and was ready for
| duty Thursday morning.
| JT Hinkle, of Hermiston, was here
| interviewing friends Thursday.
| NJ. Sepaneck was business visitor
| from Sand Hollow, Wednesday and
( Thursday.
| r. A. Heiser, of Pendleton, was here
| Wednesday in the interest of the In
i terior Grocery Co, of Walla Walla.
i Mrs. n. C. Pearson, who has been
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. II.
Mccormack the last four weeks left
here Wednesday to join her husband
who is in Athena, looking after the
work of the O.-W. r. & n, Co.
Mrs. S. r. Cooper and Mrs c. A
Terpcnning of Stanfield, were in Echo
on shopping trip Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. George, Mrs. Jap
Pelmulder and j. X. Shotwell motor
ed to Pendleton Thursday on business
and pleasure combined.
Mrs. Inga o. Bell and children
were Umatlla visitors Sunday.
C. r. Williams and family yof the
Hotel Echo, who have spent the past
week visiting in Portland, returned
home Wednesday. They made the trip
/, by auto.
Joe Monesse was here on business
trip from Pendleton Thursday.
w. B. Hinkle, formerly an Echo
resident, but who now resides in Port
land, was looking after business here
Thursday.
E. e. Thompson, who was injured
: in train Nos, II and IL collision
d some time ago, was in town Thurs
: day, to have his household goods ship
I ped to Spokane, where he expects tc
q reside.
: Bert Mullens, of Hermiston, was 0
visitor in town Tuesday Mr.. Mullens
| now conducts barber shop in Her.
mstop. He owned a barber shop in
this city for several years
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shannon whC
have visited with their son on Butter
Greek. for several weeks returned
Tuesday to the home of their daugh
ter, Tuesday to the home of their
daughter, Mrs. L. Myrtle Henry.
Mrs. Tom OBrian and children, OF
butter Creek, We're Echo visitors the
last of the week.
Mr., ana Mrs. Roscoe Meyers and
little daughter, were Umatilla visitors
Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs Earl Woods of Walla
| ~ 'aiid NNtit sNiSiiOiS ttt ltlc VI
Mrs Henry on Tuesday. They were
motoring to Salem to visit relatives.
The Anti-Saloon League are to give
motion picture show at the NJ. E
! Church Friday evening, , N,
Mrs. Chas. Schmidt, of Sand Hollow
was in town Wednesday. After
eighteen years of hauling water, they
are now having two wells drilled on
their ,farm e,,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.. Brown. who con-
duct u confectionery store in Condor,
have been visiting the past week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Pearl pear
son, left for their home Tuesday. Mr..
Brown is a brother to, Mrs. Pearson,
Mrs, Brown will he better remembered
as Miss Orpha Hogeland, u former
Echo girl.