East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-24
ECHO PEOPLE ON AUTO
TRIP FROM MINNESOTA
(East Oregonian Specially

| (EaSt OreSonian Specially
I ECHO, Aug. 24-Rev. Spaulding de.
liVered his last sermon sunday even
ing for this conference year He eN-
poets to leave here Wednesday morn
ing for visit with his son and tC
| visit Il former charge at 81. Mary's
and Harrisburg, Wash, after which
he will attend annual conference at
| Ellensburg, Wash. The people here
hope that Rev. Spaulding may be re-
| turned here
| Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon for the late Henry Miller,
who died in Pendleton Monday from
the effects of paralytic stroke about
two weeks previously
Mr.. and Mrs. !. H. Gobbell and dau-
ghter Lois arrived home from Port
land sunday evening. Miss Lois who
is chief telephone operator in the To-
cal office, spent her vacation at Crater
Lake and in Portland Willard Cob
bell, who has been in the DR.. Coffee
Sanitarium for some time with pneu-
monia, was unable to accompany his
parents home, Miss Ruth Gobbell re-
NAMED in Portland to be near her
brother
Mrs. Ed Iiescgang and Mrs. John
Howard were Pendleton visitors Satur-
day.
Tom. the two years old son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Thomas, was quite sick
the past week, but is now improving.
Mrs. Alice Brown and daughter
Leone, who have visited the past week
at the c. Fl. Escselstyn home, return
ed to their home in Walla Walla, 1
THURSDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Young of /
Butter Creek were in town Sunday I
with their daughter Marie for medical 4
attention.
William and Gordon Hofnasle are
enjoying a hunting trip in the noun
talns near Kamela this week
Mr. and Mrs H. r. Willis. Mrs. Cora |
Longwell and son Gerald returned |
from motor trip to Portland where
they spent part of their vacation. !
Mr.. Willis is clerk at the George & .
Miller Co. and Mrs Longwell assist |
ant at the post office.
Word received by friends Of Mrs.
lingo O. Bell and children stated that
she would leave Minnesota on her
homcward trip August IA and expect
ed to arrive here August %. Mrs.
Bell and two children left here in
June and arrived in Council Bluffs
Iowa. after ten days travelling by auto.
A message was received from Port
land Saturday night saying that Mrs.
II. G. Rogers. who is in the Good
Samaritan hospital. was worse. Mr..
Rogers left that night for Portland
and on SUNDAY sent word 10 relatives
that Mrs. Rogers was not seriously
worse
Rev. u. r. Leach. District superin-
tendent Of the Methodist church. held
the fourth quarterly conference here
Tuesday evening
An electric bread mixer with ca
pacity Of ESQ loaves at a mixing has
been Installed al the Echo Bakery.
Col. W. r. Yonka was here Saur-
I DAY To- auction the dairy COWS belong
ing % Harry G.. Roeers. The cows
E brought fair price.
c. o. Greene and lifflr d1u9hter
Fave. we're in Prndleton Saturday,
where Faye was visitor at the den
I fist pariors
The Ladies' A5d held very success
{ f1l cooked food slie Saturday at the
+ T. r. GohheIl store They also served
. tcr cream there and al the GEORGE 4
/ Miller store.
J. 81 Peterson. recently ~ Echo
Z has decided to open O. law Office 40
Moro ore.
AIr. and Mrs. George Mitchell iefi
F.. sunday on their vacation They in-
-e1ded to n1oisr 90 Portland and 3o.H
! their children. who were there visit.