East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-03
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PILOT ROCK, Aug. 3.-NIiss Arlet
Connor celebrated her thirteenth
birthday anniversary by entertaining
a group of her young friends at her
home here Thursday afternoon, July
27. Her guests were Helen Connor,
of Stanfield, Edna Switzerland,
Mable Southerland Irene Jones, Mary
Hurd, Ruth Truman, Mary Truman,
Myrtle Hutchinson, Viola Matthews,
Lenora Matthews, Doris Done, Elma
Kirchoff, Bernice Casteel, Lemuel
Boylen and Leonard Connor. Other
guests were Mrs. Charles Connor and
Mrs. James Truman and Mrs. ID. ID.
Connor
/ Sybil Grace Macomber is recover
ing nicely from an operation for the
removal of tonsils and adenoids.
Grandma Patterson arrived home
Monday from Pendleton where she
recently underwent an operation.
S. Dunbolton, a member of the
surveyors crew with headquarters in
| Pilot Rock during the past several
months, has beeh transferred to Sc
attic and departed Monday evening
/ for that point
| Mrs. n. J. Gillian and Miss Grace
Rugg left Friday for Portland where
Mrs. Gillian will attend the annual
renion of the Robbins family,
AL Acton who spent several days
at Ritter Springs taking treatment
for sciatica Rheumatism, returned
| home Wednesday, much improved.
| ,iptar in, ~
| J. w. Etter, arrived here Sunday
from her home in Missouri, to visit
relatives.
Miss Neva Bol!n and brother, Thel-
bert visited in Pendleton Thursday
and Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Cooper land
daughter Lillion We're members of q
! party that left Pendleton Friday
/ morning in search of huckleberries
I They went to Kamela and a short
distance beyond but report the ber
ries very scarce. They returned
home Sunday. Other members OF
the party We're Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f
King, Mrs. George Hunter and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Olcott, all of Pen
Il dleton, and Ruth and Louise Hunter
of Ontario.
Mrs c. G. Bracher and children
left Thursday for an outing at Sea
side.
Mrs. Charles Cole is recovering
from recent illness.
Mrs. Verne Smith of Hermistol
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Elery Michael and other relatives
here last week.
Miss Helen DeVaul and Mrs. Al
bert Gillian were quite successful
in finding huckleDerries last week
They returned home with five gal
Ions each they picked in the noun
tains south of Pilot Rock.
Jimmie Clock, representing FIFTH
on-Barker Chloe Co. of Portland, wa
a business visitor here Wednesday
Mr.. Clock was a Pilot Rock resi-
dent a few years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mettie were il
town Wednesday from Ukiah., N
The following little folks wer
guests of Jack Miller Saturday after
noon when he celebrated his sixth
birthday anniversary: Marvin Bolin
Thelbert Bolin, Edwin Fletcher
Harry Kissinger, Jr.. Charles Cole
Jr., EldOn Boylen, Gail Roger, Jim
mie Truman, Howard Done, Buster
Jones, Virgil .Grubb, Louis Hascall
Ernest Harscall, Opal Grubb, Gret
chen Schock, Janet Love, Mary Tru.
man and Louise Miller
George Ness was a business visitor
here Wednesday from Ukiah.
Miss Lillian Cooper is home agair
after a two weeks visit with relatives
in Pendleton.
Miss Mable Southerland of Pen.
dleton was the guest of her sister
Edna Switzerland a few days last
week.
| Mr.. Edwards, manager of the Pen
dleton branch of the Standard Oil
Co.. was visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Robt. Beilke was a PendIeton
visitor Friday.
Mrs. Jean kirkpatrick and son
Walter arrived home Saturday after
am extended visit with Mrs. Kirkpat-
rick's parents at earning, Calf.
Owen Carnes spent the week end
with his family who are spending
the summer in the mountains
Mrs. Fred Groves and son Paul
are enjoying an outing at Lehman
Springs.
c. A. Chittenden left Tuesday by
auto for Grass Valley to visit his
daughter Mrs. +. r Lester He
was accompanied by his grandson.
Douglas Chittenden. Mrs. Lester and
children will return home with Mr.
Chitenden for a visit.
Miss Hyacinth Done is here from
Naila Walla on her vacation.
Twenty car loads of cattle were
shipped from Pilot Rock Saturday.
Clark Sturtevant is carrying his