East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-06
PERSONAL
MENTION

IL. IL. Putnam OF Mlllon has peeH
visitor here today.
J. s Matthews left this morning for
Riparia on a business trip.
Orville Coffman went down to Echo
today on brief business trip.
Joe Kennedy was in the city yes
| terday from his home near Helix.
| C. C. Sharp and Charles Cole WIS.,
tied their families at Kamela yester-
day.
Loren Harris left yesterday for
Hidaway Springs for an outing at that
| resort.
VIII Hesslan left early this morning
for Hidaway Springs, for two weeks
outing.
Roy Raley left Saturday evening
for Newport, for a weeks outing at
that place.
Fred T. George the Echo merchant,
came up from that place Saturday
evening for short visit here.
r. e. Tarbet of the Fair store, vis-
tied with his family at the Barker
camp near Meacham yesterday.
Mrs. Cara Swafford of Seattle, ar
rived here yesterday for a visit with
her aunt, Mrs William Hilton.
w. ]. Furnish came down from his
summer home at Bingham Springs
last night on a brief business trip.
w. p. Temple came down this
morning from Meacham to look after
harvest on his extensive wheat farms.
/, ,,,ifa pbilJran pf
Portland, arrived last evening and
are visiting with II. f. Cook and fam
lily.
Q. S. Jackson, publisher of the Ore
gCn Daily Journal, passed through the
city last evening on his way to Sump-
ter.
w. C. Minis well leave in a few
days for Meacham. where he will re-
main for several weeks with his fam
l lily.
l Prof. w. II. Bleakney, principal of
Pendeton academy, left this morning
for Milton in the interest of the
Y school.
D MIR. and Mrs. r. Alexander left
S yesterday for Long Beach, the trip
| pelhS maui loi -"i' sN'NH"''"N'
5 health.
Judge and Mrs. G. A. Hartman re-
turned last evening from Portland
where they had been visiting for sew
= eral weeks.
q Miss Grace Crockett spent Sunday
4 with her mother, Mrs. A. ]. Overturf
= who is camping at Kamela during the
y hot weather.
r. NJ. Keller and family have re-
e turned to their home on Locust Hill
8 after having been camped at Meach-
= am for the past month,
= l. w. Anderson, president of the
= Northwestern Gas & Electric COM
d pany, passed through this morning
/ from Boise City to Walla Walla.
s Miss Alberta Hopper of La Grande
g returned to her home in that city yes.
II terday after two months visit witt
Il her aunt, Mrs. Walter Hopper of thi'
city
:. Mark Moorhouse, Charles II. Carter
:, Fred Vincent, Lee Drake and Oliver
- P. Morton were among those wht
. went to Bingham Springs and vicinity
, W ltlildill 'NSl 'NuuNdN
Al Vogel came down from the sum.
: mer camp at Meacham this morning
In the Pendleton camp on the TodC
place near Meacham are 16 womer
and children, but no men.
Jack Huston will leave tomorrow
" for Milwaukee. Wis, and Joplin, Mo
. He expects to be absent three weeks
" | NJ AfrC Il,
in Joplin, will return with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Keeney, of Shan.
y iko, and Miss Jeunita Matlock, OF
q Herpner, Mrs. Keeney's sister, arriv.
N ed Saturday evening and left this
: morning for Hidaway Springs.
J. Councilman ]. T. Hinkle, accom-.
h panied his family to Kamela yester.
n day, where they will join the Pendle.
+. ton colony during the hot weather
$ Mr.. Hinkle returned last night.
II Engineer ]. Melcher of Starbuck, is
on the Spokane passenger run for sc
days in the absence of Engineer Jack
Wright, who is now in the Coeur
: dAlenes on a fishing and hunting trip
Mrs. L. f. Upton. wife of o. r. &
| n agent L. IL. 1lptOn or hamela, ac-
!, companied by her son, passed through
= the city this morning on her way to
Freeman Wash, on a few weeks
visit.
A. II. Eilers, one of the members
of the firm of Eilers Brothers piano
d house. was in the city from Portland
r saturday on business, going from here
E, to Walla Walla, where he will remain
e a few days.
Charles Ford. the we'll known O. r.
1 & N. foreman, is now camping at
II Meacham with his family. He expects
: to return to work soon as his broken
u leg has recovered sufficiently to en-.
able him to discard his crutch.
Several democratic residents of
Cambridge, Idaho. passed through
/. here yesterday morning on their way
d to Coeur dAlene City. to attend the
n state democratic convention at that
place. Among those in the party was
j. II. Anderson. a banker of Cam
bridge.