East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-19
PERSONAL
MENTION

William Fraker went to Stanfielt
yesterday for a brief visit with
friends.
County Road Master Lavender came
down this morning from his home al
Weston.
A. C. Funk, dputy sheriff, has gone
to the Hot Lake sanitarium to sojourr
for a week.
Paul Sperry who is spending the
winter on his sheep ranch near Cecil
was in town yesterday.
Kash Seeley of Weiser, has beer
here for a couple of days for the
| transaction of business.
Mrs. H. r. Newport and young son
returned home yesterday after a visit
of few days with friends here.
e. ]. Wilbur, the veteran sawmill
man of Upper Mckay creek, is in
town today after some supplies.
Mrs. G. NJ. Rice and children went
to Spokane this morning for a
visit of a week with her parents.
Mrs. Mary Coffey- Rattigan is plan
ming to move to Potlatch, Idaho, where
she will open hotel in the spring.
Mrs. Ed Marsh returned last eve-
ming from Walla Walla. where she
had been to visit an aunt for a few
days.
Dan Mays went to Hermiston yes
terday on a duck hunting trip and ex-
pected to stay until he killed some
game.
County School Superintendent We'll
les returned last evening from a visit
to the schools in the east end of the
county.
e. H. Brown, formerly editor of the
Stanfield Standard, came up from
Stanfield yesterday afternoon on the
delayed motor car.
Cashier G.. NJ. Rice of the First Ma
tional Bank returned last evening from
Walla Walla, where he had been for
a brief business visit.
Senator-elect c. A. Barrett, left for
home last evening, after having spent
the day here on his return from a
business trip to Portland.
Miss tier Neil Of this city who is
teaching in Milton. came down from
that place this morning to join the
general exodus to La Grande tomor-
row.
Jesse Sellers and wife and James
Jones left this afternoon for Jericho
Springs, Iowa, where they will visit
friends and relatives for several
weeks.
NJ ]. Moran, section foreman for
the o. R. & y. at Cayuse. accompan-
led by his son. James Moran, return
ed last evening from a brief trip tc
Heppner.
Superintendent Emerson of the G
+ O. Foss company, the contracting
firm which has just completed the
Coe tunnel, came up from that place
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Mcconnell re
turned last evening from Walla Wal
Ia, where they had been called by tn,
serious illness of Mr.. McConnelli
grandmother.
II. w. Voght left this afternoon fo
Stockton, Iowa, where he will remain
several days for the purpose of set
tling up the estate of his father VIII,
died recently.
Miss Irene Rippey came up from
Echo yesterday, where she is teach
ing school and will leave tomorrow
for La Grande to attend the big meet
ing of teachers.
superintendent William Bollons, o
the o. r. e n. spent last night il
Pendleton, leaving for the west thi
morning when his private car was at
tached to the local.
Doc Maple, deputy game wardel
returned yesterday from Starkey prai
rie where he had been to run dow
n report that deer were being kille
out Of season. His trip was unsuc
cessful.
Master Norris Teutsch and cousi
Lawrence Teutsch left this mornin
for Portland where they will spen
Thanksgiving week with Mrs. NJ. Z
James, formerly Miss Nell McMulle
of this city.
} p. Bacon, district plant chief O
the Pacific Telephone company, cam
in yesterday afternoon from the IA
eastern part of the state and wi