East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-19
Special News of UmatiIIa Co.

I Glen and Clifford Campbell of Hat
| day for weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Alfred Knots and daughter
Alpha are visiting relatives in Hepp-
ner this week.
A group of seven little girls spent
most pleasant afternoon at the
nome Of Mrs. Julia Shock WeInes-
day June 14th., the occasion being
the seventh birthday anniversary of
Miss Gretchen Shock. The birthday
cake was served with ice cream and
lemonade to the following little ladies:
Madeline Tanning, Margaret Tanning,
Maxine Casteol, Frances Hascall, Sy-
bill Grace Macomber, Louise Miller and
the honor guest Gretchen Shock.
Mrs. w. c. Stanley and Miss Elean-
or Hascall took the teachers examina-
ton in Pendleton this week. They ex-
pcct to leave Saturday for Monmouth
to attend Summer normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hayes and
family spent Saturday In Pilot Rock.
PAU Robbins was Pilot Rock
visitor Monday.
The following members of the local
!. O. o. f. lodge attended lodge meet
irg in Pendleton Tuesday evening,
Iohn Stevenson, Grant Chittenden, C.
]. Miller and w. o. Staver.
The ladies Of the Pilot Rock church
will serve a chicken dinner Saturday
evening in the Odd Fellows Hall to
those attending the Pilot Rock ele-
vator Co. meeting held on that date. u
Mr.. aud Mrs Sanford Siegrist ex-
pect to leave Saturday for Eugene
where Mr.. Siegrist will attend summer
scvhool.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Il. Cole have moved
into the Mccken home for the sum-
me:.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Kidwell AMI son !
Willie left Sunday by auto for Eugene. I
They will return home durinE the
week and will be accompanied byt
their daughter and son Portia and
Hersdhell Kidwell students at the
University OF Oregon during the past
school year.
Miss Alta Smith left Saturday for
Sllensberg to visit her sister, Mrs.
0rville Rogers.
Miss Ruth Fletcher and James
Harrison, another young couple of
Pilot Rock were married in Pendleton
Wednesday by Rev. G. w. Clark at
he Presbyterian manse. They will
make their home in this community
Mr.. ard Mrs. Harry Balcolm have
moved into the Ed Harm house for the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Bond expect to
cave soon for Pullman, Wn. to reside.
Mrs. A. f. Lawson and her twin
,aby boys were brought to the Nc
reynolds home here several days ago.
'he heavy rain of last Friday flooded
he Lawson home. The babies weigh
3-4 and pounds and were only six
lays old when they were brought to
blot Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Beck have rent
d the Jack Ogg property and are
making their home there.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Roger were visit
RS to Pendlcton Sunday.
Frank Duff was business visitor
lere Wednesday,
Mrs. Chas. Newcomb of Drummond
daho is in Pilot Rock this week visit
1g friends.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
, c, Matthews Sunday were Mr.. and
FRS, II. II. McReynolds, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ierwyn Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Nate
Iacomber. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Nc
.eynolds and Sybil Grace Macomber.
his family re-union was in honor of
tho ninth wedding anniversary of
Ir, and Mrs Merwyn Gilbert
Mettie Bros of Ukiah were given
10 contract for carrying the mail be-
Yeen Pilott Rock and Ukiah. viii
atlet of Pine Grove will carry the
inc Grove and Mckay mail.
Homer Landcrs left Tuesday for
rhuckle Mountain where he will
,end the summer az fire lookout,
rhuckle mountain is located near
His Ranger Station. b
Gretchen Shock and Madeline and
argaret Tanning were Guests at a 5
lrty given Thursday in Pendlcton 9t Il
10 home Of Mrs. l.. c. Scharpf in o
lnor of the birthday anniversary of
ecr"e and Billy Scharpf. j
Mr.. and Mrs. Guv Arhogast AMI n
RS. Charles NcFarlard wore passen- p
'rs on the Saturday evening stage n
ON Pendleton. Thov were enroute "
their home near Ritter.