East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-11
PERSONAL
MENTION


al trip to Meacham yesterday.
Geary Kimbrell has returned from |
Meacham, where his family is camp
ing.
Miss Bess Swltzler and Linwood
Livermore left this morning for Port
land.
Mrs. C. W. Irwin and the children
have returned from an outing at
Newport.
Mrs. William Shuts and son Clarke
left this morning for their home in
Portland.
Mrs. Gus La Fontaine and family
are expected home from Long Beach
tomorrow.
Mrs. E. NJ. Lyons and family viii
move to Spokane in a short time to
reside permanently.
s. A. Hampton was among those
vino came down on the train from
Meacham last night.
Mrs. Z. ]. Muir and son, Henry, re.
turned last night from two weeks
visit at Walla Walla.
Walter NJ. Pierce came over from
La Grande this morning to look after
his crop interest here.
Mark Watkins, head of the auditing
department of the o. r. & n. COM
pany. has been in the city today.
George Hartman. jr., will go to
Bingham Springs this evening to Join
his wife and remain over Sunday.
Clark Nelson was here this morn
ing from kamela, where he has been
camping with a party for a week or
more.
James Neagle, the we'll known
blacksmith, was severely hurt yester-
day by dropping a 6O-pound iron up
on his foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.. Greiner, of
the Oregon Lumber company, are
now at Cascade Locks for an outing OF
several weeks.
Z. c. Kendall a we'll known stock
man Of WILLOW Greek. Baker county
passed through today to Walla Walla
on a business trip.
Miss Harriet Thompson will leave
this evening for Bingham Springs, tC
be the guest of Mrs. ]. F. Robinson
who is camped there.
Max Bacr mas returned from Port
land, where he visited for a weel
with mis- family. which has been stay
ing there during the warm period.
F'rark j. Macy of the Boston store
, has returned from a several days
; outing at Meacham and tells of pick
ing wild strawberries near that place
Mark Moorhouse left this Afternoon
lot NdHleld 10 JON iHe fIdLleI-ESd
5 camping party. He went horseback
5 by Wav of the Dave Horn ranch OF
Mckay creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamblen hav,
returned from Endcott, Wash, wher,
they visited for a couple of week
with Mrs. Hamblen's brother, Prof
William Haw.
Mrs. Cora E. Cooper returned thi
morning from Portland and Lon,
Beach, where she had been for tw,
weeks She reports a delightful out
, ing at the beach.
William Hilton arrived last evenn;
Z from eastern Washington, where h
: has been engaged in contracting dur
: ing the summer. He will return afte
I short visit at his home here.
S Miss Mabel Whitman, of Judge S
: A. Lowell's office, and her brother
d Walter Whitman, of the Hartman
a Abstract company, lief tlast night TO
the Willamette valley to spend thei
vacations.
Miss Lucy Howell. who has bee
attending the Pendleton Business col
Iege, will leave this evening 70
Sumpter, where she has accepted
position as bookkeeper with one of tn
leading mertantile establishments
= Mrs. II. L. Linnennkohl, Miss Bell
It Cantriil and Miss Ada Cantrill. all .
e Seattle, left this morning for Wall
Walla, after having visited here for
week with their father, w. A. Cantri
of the Baker & Folsom undertaken
II parlors.
Harry Rees, newly appointed assiS
tant postmaster, is now in the city an
will enter upon his duties at the offic
4 Monday in order to become familia
with the work before September
: when Charles French, present assis
tant, vacates the office.
Newt Livingston and wife, who re
! side in Willow precinct, will leave neS
week for Portland and the Willamett