East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-01
PERSONAL
MENTION


spent yesterday at Meacham.
Mrs. Earl Carson Of Hermiston,
was in Pendleton, sunday.
F. e. VanDusen, the Pasco contrac-
tor is in the city today.
Miss Diola Hays of Pasco, is a guest
at the Hotel st George.
A. F. Sylvester is over from Pasco
for the transaction of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Irwin of Her
miston, spent Sunday in Pendleton.
Harold Warner was among those
who spent Sunday at Wenaha springs.
L. G. Terry, the we'll known travel
ing man, went to Echo this morning.
Mrs. ]. B. Kennedy is seriously i'll
at the family home on East Webb
street.
Miss Gertrude Jordan returned
thir morning from an extended visit
to Portland.
Miss Frances Stephens, saleswoman
in the Alexander store is i'll with the
malarial fever.
Mrs Rose Campbell was a passen-
ger on the incoming Northern Pa
cific train today.
DR.. and Mrs. E. B. Waffle were
westbound passengers on this morn
ing's local train.
Mrs. Roy Kirkley leaves tomorrow
for Portland to spend the remainder
OF the summer.
Dick Chairman, one of the young o.
r. & N. engineers at Barnhart, spent
Sunday in the city
Ed Denison came over yesterday
from his home in Pasco for a brief
visit in this city.
w. l.. Thompson and family have
returned from their tour of the yell
lowstone National Park
Roy Alexander returned this morn
ing from Wenaha springs. where he
had been to spend Sunday.
Darr Phelps and family are back
from Duncan where they had been
for an outing for several days
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Thompson re-
turned this morning from trip
through Yellowstone park
Col. j. H. Raley left on the noon
train for Portland, where he will
transact business gefore the federal
court
William Goedecke and family re-
turned this morning from Meacham
where they had been since Saturday
| evening.
Rev H. E. Youel, the pastor-evan-
gelist of the Presbyterian church left
this morning from the west end OF
the county.
Ed Lyday. the Mckay creek ranch
er, left today for Portland to have
his eyes treated. He expects to bt
gone a month.
C. NJ. Hogue spent Sunday with hi:
family at Kamela. He reports a scar
city of huckleberries on the summit
| of the mountain.
DR.. Harry Pinkerton, of the federal
bureau of animal industry. returned
this morning from a brief business
visit to Potland.
Miss Helen Cranston left yesterday
morning for Portland where she will
be the guest of friends and relatives
for couple of weeks.
Fred Wilson of Athena, candidate
for joint representative, passed
through Pendleton last evening on his
way to Union county.
Earl a. Williams, a prominent con-
| tractor and poultry fancier of Milton,
was down from that place yesterday
trnn %
Ralph r. Cronise, VINO Is soliciting
advertising for the oregon state fair
program left yesterday evening for
La Grande. after spending a couple
of days in this city.
1 c. Snyder and wife left on the y
p. train today for North Yakima in
response to a telegram stating thai
Mrs. Snyder's father William over
man. had died suddenly.
Joe Kennedy who is now solicitor
for the Seattle-Tacoma Power COM
pany Of Seattle. is in the city having
been called home by the serious i'll
ness of his mother, Mrs. ]. B. Ken
nedy.
Charles Hamilton, yardnbster fol
the o. r. & y. is again on duty after
! having been disabled for a week with
badly sprained knee. Pat Mckee
night yardmaster has resumed hi;
regular duty.
| Attorney Charles II. Carter arrived
| this morning from Hot Springs, Wash.
and says that while his partner, Dan
/ p Smythe, IS recovering from his ter
/ rible injuries he is not yet consider
/ ed out of danger.
| Fred Vincent, son of DR.. F. w. Vim
| cent, northwest manager for the Uni
| ted Press. is in the city today upon
! a combined vacation and visit of in
spection. While away rrom Portland
| he will visit at the United Press pa
pers in the inland empire.
]. E. Conner the well known pas.
senger conductor for the O.. Il. & y.
accompanied by his wife ami daugh
ter, leave tomorrow noon for Port
| land. Seattle ana Kent Washington
They will be gone month Mrs
Conner may remain longer as she il
to receive. treatment for her eyes.
Mrs. Harry Storey and children
Harriet and James, ana Miss Rutl
Hager. who have been visiting Will
their cousin, Mrs. Lee d. Drake o
52S Bush street, leave this evening 70
Adams to visit With their grandmoth
er. Mrs. Holman, after which the,
will continue to their home in Fran
ole SnslsatpbaVvau Cannin