East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-16

go to Tacoma 10 i've.
II. A. Brandon's family returned
today from Meacham where they had
been on a camping trip.
Ms. Rose Campbell left today for
Portland and different points on the
coast for short outing.
Miss Zelma Phillips left for Spo-
kane this morning where she expects
to remain few weeks.
Ben Burroughs returned today
from Meacham where he had been
camping for short time.
F. ]. Donaldson returned today
from Meacham, where he had been
staying for week or mora.
Thomas w. Claget of Vale, came up
on the morning train from Portland
and is stopping here today.
Frank V. Bowman. who formerly
lived here, but is now located at
Joseph, has been here today.
DR.. F. W. Vincent returned at noon
today from Bingham Springs, where
he had been on fishing trip.
Walter Markham arrived home this
morning from Portland where he had
been upon a short business trip.
Francois f. Matthews of the geolog-
icaI survey, is in the city today and
is guest at the Hotel Pendleton.
Mrs. George Peringer returned this
morning from walla walla, where
she attended the Ringing circus yes
terday.
Joseph Basler returned this morn
ing from Long Beach, Wash, where
he and family have been spending the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Evans are up
from Pendleton for short visit with
| friends In the city.-Walla Walla
| Statesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Penland
have returned from North Bend, Coos
county, where he had been for a
months visit.
Roscoe Frost, of the Goodman
Hardware company, returned this
forenoon from a grouse hunting trip
in the mountains.
Mrs. T. G. Montgomery and sister,
Miss Flo McNette. returned last eve
ming from the coast, where they had
been for two weeks.
Miss Farrell Mcbride Of Athena, is
now visiting here as the guest OF Mu-
riel Peringer, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Peringer.
Mrs. c. NJ Paxton and fer friend
Mrs. G. NJ Richey of La Grande. left
on No. today for Portland, where
they will spend several days.
Mrs. Douglas Belts and Mrs. Roy
Belts arrived this morning from Port
land and left during the forenoon for
their home near Pilot Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mayberry
returned today at noon from Bing-
ham Springs, where they have been
camping for couple of weeks.
Misses Frances and Gertrude Fit
Gerald arrived home last evening
after having visited for two months ir
Seattle, Tacoma and Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Wall are ii
the city from Pendleton for few
days visit with friends and relatives
here.-Walla Walla Statesman.
The Right Reverend Bishop o'Reil
ly, who has been in the city from
Baker City for a short time, leaves
today for Boston on matters pertain
ing to the church.
Hon ]. d. Kirk OF Athena, Il
among business visitors at the count,
seat today. He says that harvesting
goes on in the Athena country will
excellent results.
John Kelsay, formerly in the black
smith business at Adams, and VIII
A has been in Los Angeles for the pas
, few years, has returned to this coun
: ty and expects to again locate here.
: Jemes Hunter Of Blackfoot, Ida
no. and Thomas Hunter of Kendricl
are now here for the purpose Of al
tending their brother, Lewis Hunte,
who Is Ill with appendicitis at tn
= family home in the Schmidt build
= ing.
Mrs. T. T. Nelson and son. VIII
have been the guests of Mrs. Nelson
parents, A. ID. Sloan and wife, fc
some weeks, will leave tomorrow &c
their home at Vale, Malheur count,
: Joseph Colesworthy will accompan
them as far as Ontario, where he wi
visit with T. M. Lowe and family.
A. X. smythe of Arlington, Ore
and ]. d. Smythe OF Pendleton, pas
ed through Baker City today on the
= way to Sumpter, where they go
. look after sheep that are runnin
They have recently contracted wit
the Union Meat company of Portlan
for the delivery of 1000 head OF mu
ton.-Baker City Herald.
H.