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

| uoy 'iSieci III IShuicIOh.
r. N. Adams of Stanfield was a
Sunday visitor to Pendleton.
]. NJ. Small and wife of Milton,
| spent Sunday in Pendleton.
b. C. Kidder came down this morn.
ing from his home at Athena.
| Frank OHara was among those re-
turning from Wenaha springs last
night.
Miss Grace Dorothy visited at Mea-
cham yesterday as the guest of Mrs.
| c. P. Strain
Orie Jay was among those going to
tie mountains Saturday evening to
spend Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Campbell was among
the number going to Wenaha springs
| Saturday evening.
Mrs. Dan Shaw of Mckay creek has
left for Cresswell, Oregon, to visit
| with her father.
Attorney Charles H. Carter returl-
| ed this morning from a fishing trip
to the Umatilla river
A. B. Cooley returned to Meacham
Saturday evening, his family being
sncamped at that place.
Miss Irene Shea spent Sunday at
Wenaha springs, returning this morn
ing on the delayed early train.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Hamm returned
this morning from Meacham where
they had been to spend Sunday.
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well for some time has been taken to
st. Anthony's hospital for treatment.
F. NJ. Humphrey. the aged pioneer
resident of Perkins avenue. Is seri-
| ously i'll at his home on the north
| side.
John Dickson, bookkeeper for the
Peoples Warehouse, returned this
morning from visit to Wenaha
| spiings.
Miss Edith Raley returned this
morning from Helix fhere she had
been visiting her friend, Miss Leila
Newell.
w. L. Boynton of the Clark gro-
cery store, returned this morning
from a visit to the west end of the
county.
Mrs. F. M. Campbell of North Pen
dleton, who has been at st. Anthony's 8
hospital for some time, is reported to
be improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Montgomery
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Montgomery
went to Wenaha springs by auto Sat-
urday evening.
D. B. Bailey of the Alexander de-
partment store returned this morn
ing from Meacham where he had been
to spend Sunday.
J. Hughes and family of III Lee
street leave this afternoon on the
Northern Pacific train for trip into
the Alberta country.
Mrs. Lima Sturgis and son Cress,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marsh drove to
Wenaha springs Saturday evening in
the Sturgis automobile.
Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes
returned this morning from 1.-THE
Pines" where he had been 10 spend
Sunday with his family.
John Vaughan and wife went to
Wenaha Saturday evening, the for
mer to spend Sunday and the latter
to remain for several days.
Ralph Stanfield went to Wenaha
| springs Saturday evening to join the
| members of his family who have been
spending several days at that resort.
Superintendent and Mrs. Frank X.
| W-clles and Mrs. j. B. Welles returned
this morning from Meacham, where
they had been camping for several
! weeks.
Dell McCarty came in from the Nc
| Carly ranch on Stage Gulch this
morning and will leave tomorrow for
Alberta where he has tract of farm
! ing land
John Peebler passed through Pen
dleton this morning on his way from
| Stanfield to Athena, where his fam
lily has been visiting relatives for sew
eral days
S. A. Edwards came in from his
ranch at Nolin on Saturday and will
return today. He will finish harvest
| ing this week, having been cutting
| grain since the first of July.
Joe G. Sweet the University of CAL
ifornia student who spent several days
in this city in the interests OF the Sue
cess magazine, has returned from a
| trip into the Wallowa country.
Brakeman Frank Willis of the
Pendleton-Walla Walla freight run,
brought in the local passenger train
| from Walla Walla this morning, Con-
ductor Andy Loucks being i'll.
Willard Bond and wife returned
Sunday evening from their ocean trip
| down along the Pacific coast. They
went as far south as Los Angeles and
spent several days at Redondo Beach.
Mrs. A. Mckenzie Meldrum has re-
turned from Newport where she had
been for an outing of several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Crock
att They will return in a few days.
Judge Thomas FitzGerald has re-
turned from Lehman springs where
he had been to spend a part of his
vacation with his family who are
spending the summer at that mountain
resort.
Editor F. r. Reeves of the Herm-
iston Herald came up this morning
from his home in the west end of the
county and is transacting business
here today in the interest of his pub
| lication.
Lloyd Barzee of Portland, a soph-
omore at the University of Oregon
came into town this morning from