The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-08-07
Personal MENTION.
OREGON

W. H. Cole, of Boston. is visitor in
our city.
Mrs. Cradlebaugh came up from Hood
River last night.
A. B. Colby, of Portland, is registered
at the Umatilla.
L. S. Davis and family are among the
campers at Stevenson,
Mr.. NJ. Randall was passenger on
the Dalles City last night.
E. G. BARS, of Salem, came up on the
Dalles City last night.
VIM. Hodson and G. w. Billington
are over from Centerville, Wash.
NJ. Kroeger was a passenger on the
late train from Portland last night.
M. A. Robinson came up from Hood
River last night, having spent week at
Trout Lake.
- MrssH, wiIlerton a hdfdaughter, Miss
Grace, returned last EeEening from a
short trip to Portland.
\fsdiss Ina Cooper, who has been visit
ing Laura Thompson, was a passenger
yesterday for Portland.
Misses Elsie and Alice Ball we're pas
sengers on tie boat last night, coming
1from their camp at Moffatt Springs.
Miss Maize Enright came down from
Wasco yesterday, and will, tomorrow.
60 to Long Beach to spend a few weeks.
Miss Eta Story will leave tomorrow
to spend months vacation at the cot
tage of j. W. French, at Seaview, nwaco
beach.
Miss Elizabeth Schooling will, tomor-
row, join the family of Isaac Joles. who
are among the campers at Moffatt
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Phillips went to
Cascades yesterday to pitch their tent
and enjoy the cool retreats there for a
few weeks.
Mr.. Stevenson and Miss Ewing, of
Fulton, came up on the boat last night,
and are guests of the Misses Roberts, in
Dry Hollow.
Miss Della Brown will leave tomor-
row morning for Portland accom-
panied by her little nephew and niece,
who have been visiting here.
]. L:Story left this city last night for
La Grande. Mrs. Story expects to join
him in the near future, and they will
make their home at that place.
Miss Elizabeth Sampson came up on
THE 3 20 train last night from Portland
( She has spent the past few weeks at the
( Mr.. H. w French was passenger on
yesterday afternool's train, bound for
Pine Rest cottage, Elatsop beach, where
Mrs. French is spending her vacation.
Mr.. Stowell Grain came down from
Pendleton yesterday morning, and after
spending a few hours in the citv, left for
Prineville to visit his brother, P. Cram.
Receiver Otis Patterson, of the land
Office. was passenger last night for
two-days' stay at Heppner. Mrs Pat
tersen is in Portland, at present, visiting
friends.
Oscar Pieper, Arthur Heroux and
Robt. Murray took sail down the river
last evening, and will land at Wind
river, where they expect to spend a few
weeks camping.
Mr.. Richard German, local scribe for
The CHRONICLE. left on the 8 20 train
yesterday morning to enjoy a short va
cation at Clatsop beach. If the reputa-
tion that summer resorts usually have
as regards sixteen girls to one Young
man applies this wear, ''Dick'' will be
in his glory, apd the interviews held bv
our reporter will be numerous-but not
for publication.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Booth and
her daughter, Miss Caddie, left for Port
aand, where they expect to make their
home with Mrs. Booths son, John, who
holds position with the D. P. & a. N.
Company, there. Mrs. Booth has been
resident of The Dalles fer many years,
and her friends here hope that her re
moval will not be permanent, It is al
ways with regret that we see old settlers
leave our city.