East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-10
ECHO TWIN Died
EARLY WEDNESDAY,
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ECHO. Mar. i0.-Giydie Sllrie, one
Of the little twin daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Cunha. died some time be-
tween midnight and six O'Clock We'd
nesday morning. TIE twins were fed
at midnight and apeparei to be all
right but ON looking a. them carry
Wednesday morning the little one was
found dead. The twins We're born
November Is. 1871 Funeral services
J win be held Thursday morning at 10
4 o'clock at the Catholic church. Mr..
and Mrs. Cunha have the sympathy OF
a host of friends in this time OF their
sad bereavement.
Il Charles Thornton returned from
Seattle-Mond He was ACCOMPANY
: led to Seattle by his father l. II.
Thornton, who died there February
2s.
Yes Mikesell returned from Port
land Tuesday morning. His wife re-
mained at the bedside of their dapsh-
Z ter-in-law, Mrs. Basil Mikesell.
Z Mrs Mary Pedro, was In town
Tuesday from her ranch on Butter
creek
John Etter of Pilot Rock. was in
Echo Tuesday. Mr.. Ettef is interest-t
: ed in buying mules.
I'll Mrs. ]. G.. Lawler, who has been i'll
: with flu for some time, is again able
= to be up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray t. Johnson were
Z Hermiston business visitors Tuesday.
The report that Miss Mabel Moore.
= who was injured in an auto accident
= Thursday evening, had gone to her
q home on Butter creek, was mistake.
z She is still confined to her bed at the
q Joseph Cunha. Jf, home. 1t is thought
. she will be able to sit up by Friday.
H. A. Peterson who spent the week
z end in Echo, returned to his home IN
= Pendleton Monday,
FIT. George spent Tuesday in Her
Fl miston where he attended the Com
. mefcial club banquet
- Mrs Lulu Goodnight went to PEN
- dleton Monday on business trip, re-
. turning home Tuesday.
T. NJ. johnson is able to. be on the
. street again after suffering with a re-
= lapse of flu.
. w. II. Riseling, who Is interested IN
. oil wells, left Echo Tuesday for Los
= Angeles, Calf.
- Mrs Jesse Porter and children, OF
= Pilot Rock, came to Echo Monday tt
a visit her sister, Mrs. Sloan Thomson
e and family. $50
e orville Phelps was here from Stan
= field Tuesday.
- Marlin Gardner, manager of Tilla
= nook ranch, was in town TuesdaN.
= Mr. and Mrs. Art Minor drove ove
= from Heppner Tuesday and took tn
= train to Baker and Wallowa, wber
= they go on business trip.
Mrs. Hardin, who has been siayin
= with her daughter Mrs. Lula food
g night since the death Of her husban
e recently, left Wednesday for nar HON
= several miles south Of town.
- L. Lloyd of Pendleton, was In Ech
= Tuesday.
= Funeral services for Mrs. Enin
- Hammer who died in Pendletol 'Tl,ts
u day morning, will be held at the N. /
- -ahureh- rhi,rsdslAl at 2-.n, IN. 80 :
= Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Manning, {
= Portland. are here to attend the fl
= neral OF Mrs Emma Hammer.
h. John Hardin, who has been her
''"" since the death of George Goodptgh
. returned to his home in Lewistc
the Iaaho, Monday. %
Mrs c. J. Gulliford of Portland, a
fred rived here Wednesday on No. II frol
tho, pendleton where she was called by Il
aes- death of her sister, Mrs. Emma Han
her.
z. C. Farley of Heppner, was o
Echo visitor Tuesday.
AL Hiatt returned home from
IL" eo week lend business trip to Portland.
Hughie O'Rourke, foreman for job
-. Kilkenney, was here on bnsine'
s,.r s, Tuesday.