East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-13
ECHO LEGION WILL
HANDLE BASEBALL
(East oregonian Special }

East OFeEouldn SNtNldlsl 1
ECHO, March 13.-The funeral OF
Mrs Emma Hammer. who passed
away in PendletOn Tuesday. was held
held at the local NJ. +. Church Thurs
day ut ? r. NJ. with Rev. J. Hoskins,
of Pendleton officiating. Mrs. Ham,
mer had spent the greater portion Of
her life in the vic nifty of Echo, At the
time Of her death. Mrs. Hammer was
AZ years old, and leaves to mourn her
loss a daughter. Mrs. Carl Manning of
Portland, four sisters, Mrs. G. J. Gul-
lifOrd of Portland, Mrs. William Ow-
ems and Mrs. Chappell, who lives In
Washington, and Mrs. Fuller. who
lives near Bend. and two brothers.
Bud and Il. f. Mccullough. who live
near Echo.
The pail bearers were |. NJ. Peter /
son. Carl Gilbert, Fred Markham. /
Fred Sherer, Allen Thomson and Sloan ]
Thomson.
At a recent meeting of the Don !
Hoffnagle Post Of the American Ic- |,
gion. ii was decided that the Legion ]
would take charge Of the baseball |
1 SdIuto l~fi NOilii| f7N'A'''is - N'''
mittee consisting of ]. ]. Howard G.
II. Esselstyn. and NJ. +. Coe was nam
ed to ask the leading business houses
to each donate a baseball suit.
Another committee. consisting of
Howard Ssselsiyn, Pat" Murphy, and
Delbert Malcolm was named for gem
eral management.
/ ho ~, To Ri nf Gtnnfial1 rlIIrRhng-
ed a new Ford from the Echo Auto
Co. Thursday.
Herbert Rabcock and Mark H. Fin
ley expect to leave Saturday for Spo-
kane where they have shipped thou
sand head of cattle this week. The
cattle have been fed during the win
ter on the Stanfield farm on Butter
creek and will be taken TO range in
Montana by Mr.. Phelps. who recently
purchased them.
Mrs. PADDOCK who has been with
her husband on Butter creek, returned
to Spokane a short time previous.
Funeral services for little Clyde
. Marie Cunha, 12 months old. twin
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. An tone Gun
ha were held at the Catholic church
at 10 a. m. Thursday In charge of
. Father Butler of Hermiston. The f1o-
raj offerings were prOfuse and beauti.
full and large number Of friends
were present at the church to express
their sympathy to the bereaved par.
a tents.
, The latest report from Mrs. Pasi
Mikesell, who has been seriously i'll in
Portland for the last week is that she
is much improved and hopes are helt
s for her speedy recovery.
, f. T. George and Il. Il. Stanfield at
tended u meeting of school board d.
: rectors of the county in Pondlctol
Thursday.
Raymond Walker was here from
8 Stanfield Thursday in the int crest o
the Standard Oil Co.
+. Wilcox Of Pendcton was n visitor
n in this city Thursday.
O Mrs Sloan. Thomson and Mrs. VII
J.. liam McCarty of Putter creek an,
n Mrs. Jesse Porter Of Pilot Rock stop
n ped In Echo for time Thursday OF
q their way to Hermiston where the,
q spent the day visiting.
= l.. j. Shannon. county roadmaster
# was here on an inspection CT road
n Thursday
Il G. ii. Frederickson Is here this weel
I to work for Mrs. Nell Gillette at tn
|, depot.
f.. Rev, and Mrs j, Il. IIoSkins of Pen
d dleton have been spending few day
o at their sheep ranch near Stanfield
They were in Echo Thursday to attcn,
the funeral of Mrs. Emma Hammer
n T. NJ. Castor has left for Wallowa
Mrs Castor and daughter, Miss Min,
Womach, expect to leave for Wallow,
> soon, where the fawlly will make thei
:, home.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Art Minor of Heppno
4 stopped in Echo for a short time Fri
!, day on their return from short tri,
;, to Baker and Canyon city.
;. II. l.. Cook, manager of the stand
= ard Oil Co., at Stanficld. was here OF
Il business mission Thursday.
Alex Malcolm is greatly mprovini
. \ the looks Of the local harness shor
p, this week by giving 1t new coat o.
: paint.
" Mrs, Jess Norrea, who recently un.
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