East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-05
PERSONAL
MENTION


is here today from The Dalles.
Joseph Baltezore, the Cabbage Hi
rancher, has been in town today on {
short visit.
Miss Winnie struve will leave In {
few days for Echo to visit with Mrs
II. L. stanfleld.
Attorney C. T. Goodwin came down
from Milton last evening on profes.
sonal business.
Mrs. T. NJ. Henderson and daugh-
ter, Dorothy came home yesterday
from Lehman springs
Miss Roberta Rippy, teacher in the
public schools, came in on the morn
ing train from Portland.
Miss Rita Howland left last evening
for Roslyn, Wash, where she is to
teach school during the winter.
Miss Grace Miller principal of the
Washington school, arrived this morn
ing from her home at oregon City.
Miss Viva Warren, principal of the
Hawthorne school, came down last
evening from her home at Weston.
Miss Hazel Weller, teacher in the
Hawthorne school, arrived last eve-
ming from her home at Brownsville.
Miss Katherine Kahley, one of the
new members of the high school fac
ulty, arrived this morning from
Grants Pass.
Miss Hllda Carlson of st. Paul, is
now employed at Mrs. Campbelrs
millinery store and will be there dur
ing the season.
Miss Elizabeth Conklin Of the high
school faculty, arrived this morning
to commence work when the schools
open Monday.
A. L. Troyer, member of the Mil
ton school board came down last eve
ming to attend the hearing before the
board.
Mrs Augusta Moule came up last
evening from Hermiston, where she
has been the guest of Mrs. f. P. Dodd
for several days.
Mrs. J. II. Gray and daughter, Miss
Sallie Gray, returned last evening
from the coast where they spent the
summer months.
L. B. Mitchell, the Freewater mer-
,hant. has been here today in connec-
ion with the Milton -Freewater school
district controversy.
Congressman and Mrs. w. r. Ellis
anne home last evening from New
'ort where they spent a large por-
ion Of the summer.
Prof w. E. Allen. head of the sci
nee department at the high school,
; now here for the opening of school.
Ie is from Nebraska.
NJ. L. Morrison the Helix merchant,
as been here today and reports that
usiness in his town has been unusu- ;
Ily good this summer.
Mrs. r. E. Storey and two children
turned last evening from Milton,
here they had been visiting with
e formers mother.
James Johns of the Hartman Abb
ract company returned last evening
ON the coast, where he had been ~
r several weeks.
Miss Sadie Baum has returned to II,
e city after having been in New n,
>rk and other places of the east sa
ring the summer
Miss Maude Cooke, whose home is
oregon City, arrived this morning
begin upon her duties as teacher by
the Hawthorne school. wi
United States District Attorney st'
hn McCourt and little son left last IL
;ht for Portland after having been de
re for four or five days.
D. C. Sanderson. editor of the Free
ter Times, came down last evening W.
appear before the boundary board ''
ay in the school boundary case. ="
Mrs. Mary Epple and daughter =
IS Rosine Epple, principal of the
Id school, have returned from A
nmer's trip through the middle
st during which they visited with e
ltives.
Mss Flora Walker, daughter or =.
and Mrs. ]. p. Walker ana one -
the Washington school teachers.
urned this morning from Berkeley u
. where she attended the univer, !.