East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-28

ed from Lehman springs Wnere they
had been for an outing.
Lawrence Lieuallen, one of the we'll
known young farmers of Adams, is In
the city today on business. iH
Conductor Chas Play is relieving
Conductor R. Jell of the Pendleton-
Spokane run for few days.
Mrs. ]. E. stansberry and sister,
Miss Alvina Rieden, leave tonight on
visit to Portland and Seattle.
Bura Hopper, formerly a resident OF
this city, but now living at Range, is
in Pendleton on a business trip.
H. Jurgens, district road master for
the o. r. & N. left this morning for
Umatilla on business for the road.
Alex Manning and family have re-
turned from Lehman springs where
they have been spending the summer
Miss Nina Coon, stenographer in
the law office of Raley & Raley, has
returned from a visit to the Seattle
fair. >.
Earl Gillanders, the Meacham mel
chant, will return home this evening,
after a business visit to the county
seat. ,.A4
Conductor McGilvery of the Spokane
run is taking vacation of few days,
his place is being filled by Conductor
Chase.
C. S. Fisher the contractor who is
erecting the new depot at Pendleton
and Baker City, left this noon for
Portland.
Clarence Penland and wife have re-
turned from visit of several days al
the exposition and with friends in
Aberdeen. J. f.- Doi
Mrs. F. G.. Stillwell of Portland, Is
visiting at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Jones ofl3f5
Logan street. 'uhl
Mrs. C. C. Van Orsdall, grand guar
dian of the Women of Woodcraft, left
today for Portland after brief visit
with friends here. -
Mrs. william Kugle arrived las
night from Tacoma, to attend2Itht
funeral of her mother, the late Mrs
owen Mclaughlin. = {
Robert v, Brownell of Umatilla, Il
county seat business visitor today
having come up from the Columbis
| rir loct aUanfn0
Mr.. and Mrs. George O'Daniel re
turned last evening from visit " q
the home of their daughter, Mrs
Frank Mckenzie of Hermiston. ~.
ALI Johnson and family came dowr
last evening from Lehman springI
where his orchestra has been furnish
ing music during the summer. gf'''
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott Pratt are nov
here from their home in Iowa and arr
visiting at the home of B. S. Waffle
Mr.. Waffle and Mrs. Pratt are cous
ins.
| Mrs. w. L. Dick, wife of Docto
Dick, of Ohio, returned this mornint
from a visit to the Seattle fair and Il
visiting at the home Of DIR. C.
Smith. 40.
| Miss Olive Jones has returned from
Lehman springs where for severa
weeks she has been the guest Of Mrs
T. NJ. Henderson and Miss Haze
Means.
Howard Miller, the eastern Oregon
Representative of the circulation de
partment Of the Portland Journal. ha
just returned from a visit to Okla
Ihoma.
E. A. Loring, superintendent of con
struction for the o. r. & n. left thi
noon for Portland, after being her
to inspect the work being done on tn
new depot.
Miss Pearl Storey of Cameron, Mon
tana, who has been the guest Of Rev
and Mrs. Charles Quincy for NOR
than a week, returned to her hom
last Thursday.
Manager L. G. Mcclellan of the 10
cal telephone exchange and Editor F
B. Aldrich of the East Oregonian, LEI
last evening for Wenaha springs on
grouse shooting expedition.
Jim Elgin, at one time the larges
rancher in the county, but who ha
been in various parts Of the ives
since leaving this city several year
ago, is again shaking hands with ole
time friends here.
j. G. Stages and wife of Chillicoth
Ohio, are in the city, the guests Of M
and Mrs. j. L. StOckman. They al
making an extensive tour of the wei
and after visit to the Seattle ia
will return by way of San Francisc
land the southern states.
Charles Ford, the well-known o.
& n. bridge building foreman is in ii
city today. He has been stationed G
the Snake river branch during II
greater part of the summer, but
now at Dayton, Washington, and e.
poets to go from there to Lewiston.