East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-10
PILOT ROCK YOUTH
INJURED IN HARVEST
(East oregonian Specially

East lJTeBOllldIl CpCSitii)
PILOT ROCK. Aug 10.-Hugh Cur |
rim In. met with a painful accident |
Monday when his right hand caught
/ in the derrick pully while he was as
sisting with the hay harvesting at ms
/ fathers ranch south OF town. he
| was rushed to Pilot Rock and Or. Us
lear De Vaul dressed his hand. Inc
fingers were badly crushed, the mid
die finger being considerably torn.
Mrs. James Harrison suffered in
jury to her back and was consider
ably shaken up when she was thrown
4 from runaway horse she was riding
at the Harrison ranch east of Pilot
4 Rock. Her injuries are not thought to
be serious.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Connor and
small son returned to their home in
Heianiston Wednesday after visiting
relatives here and spending a weeks
outing at Lehman Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Horn were
shopping in Pendleton. Wednesday.
4 c. G. Bracher is driving a new
dodge sedan which he recently pur-
lchased.
H Mrs. Harry Balcolrn and infant son,
left the last of the week for Caldwell,
A Idaho.
4 james Truman arrived home Sun
II day from Bitter Springs where he has
Il been taking treatment for sciatca
i rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs 3. Banks and Mrs.
4 Hansen returned Saturday from an
auto trip to Portland. :
A Mr.. and Mrs Ed Wright were Pilot
II Rock visitors Saturday Mr.. and Mrs
John Etter, Mrs. Sam Etter of Eldon
II Mr. and Mrs. Bessie Humphrey and
Il children, left Sunday in the Etter cal
Il for Hatton, Wash, to visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell,
M. G.. Edwards and son Lawrence
were transacting business here Satur.
Il day.
Miss Cora Albrecht arrived in Pi-
4 lot Rock from Walla Walla Sunday tc
visit her sister, Mrs. Julia Schock.
Mrs. Hattie Davis, who has been IL
for some time past at the home of hei
grand daughter Mrs. Marvin Roy, il
this city, passed away Monday even.
ing. Funeral services were held il
\ Pendleton Wednesday afternoon.
John Ross of Buttercreek, was {
4 business visitor to Pendleton Wednes
Il day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kurrle of Pendle.
i ton have sold their Pilot Rock resi-
I dence proprty to Mr.. Webb who ex.
poets to take possession soon.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Porter and fam.
lily spent Sunday visiting in Pendle.
j ton.
Mrs. Frank Michael and daughter
Miss Iva Michael, left last week tt
i visit relatives and friends in Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Leathers of Her
miston and Mrs, George Hunter ol
i Pendleton, were visiting relatives here
Saturday. Mrs. Leathers went from
here to the Whitaker ranch to visi
4 her brother, James Whitaker, ant
family. and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
4 Harry Whitaker, who are spending
the summer in the mountains.
Mrs. E. r. Lester and daughters
Mildred and Ruth, arrived last week
from Grass Valley to visit Mrs. Les.
ters father, G. A. Chittenden, and hel
brother, G.. E. Chittenden. and fam.
lily
MI and Mrs. Pearl Fletcher visited
sunday at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Harrison.
N. e. King, member of the Pilot
Rock high school faculty last veal
was greeting friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Horn was a visitor
here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Hascall spent
the weekend in the mountains ir
search of huckleberries They report
the berries very scarce.
M. D, Orange and nieees, Ruby anG
Edith Woods, spent the weekend on
an outing in South Canyon.
Ernest Fahrenwald was a yisito,
here Tuesday
FIRE on the Wyland ranch west of
town was discovered at an earlv hour
thursday morning. Buildings includ-
Ing a vacant house and barn were all
destroyed and nearby grain field
I was burning when the fire wis dis
covered.
Ruth and Louise Hunter. who bavo
been guests here at the home of their
aunt. Mrs. c. A, Cooper, left SundaX
! Alter short visit with relatives in
! Pendleton they will return to their
home in Ontario.
MI and Mrs. James Nelson of Rut-
! ter creek, were Pendleton visitors
Wednesday.
John Wynn of Mckay was transact
ing business here Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Nelson and Mrs Man
soid were shopping in Pilot Rock
Monday.