East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-25
Days HAPPENINGS
AROUND WESTON
Especial Corresnondence.l }

Weston, Ore, June 24-Miss Fay
Warren. who has been attending the
Cheney Normal school during the past
school year, returned home on last
evenings train. Miss Warren was a
former student of the Eastern Oregon
normal, but owing to its closing en-
tered the Cheney school to complete
her studies as a teacher.
Mrs. c. r. Bulfinch, who under
went an operation at Walla Walla
hospital recently, is reported being
on the way towards recovery, and no
danger is apprehended by the ply
sicians in charge of her case. Miss
Agnes is at her mothers bedside.
Mrs. Jennie Mccall of McMnnville,
oregon, is here on a visit at the home
of Mrs. e. G. Michael.
Royal Niles, one of the Il. OS. n. s.
graduates of the last term of the
school. came in on the afternoon train
Mr.. Niles has been taking a special
course in pedagogy at the Bellingham
normal during the past year. He will
enter Whitman college this fall to fin
ish his education.
T.. Il. Cockerline and family left
yesterday for California, where they
will very likely permanently reside.
Mr.. Cockerline has been here since
his brothers death last year, assisting
in carrying on the business, and set
Ting up the estate. Now that the
business has been disposed of he has
decided to seek another location, but
T,,l latnrpnfpnI Nyhnra In
California he Will locate.
DR. Sponogle the Athena dentist,
was over today giving his attention
to matters concerning his profession
Mrs. Sarah Gould and daughter,
Mrs Eva Brehm, have returned from
their visit to Oregons metropolis,
where they spent n two weeks visit
very pleasantly with friends
Mrs. William Lieuallen is at Port
land. ore. visiting at the home of her
niece. Mrs. Cook, and will visit with
other relatives before returning home.
Mrs. Lieuallen has lived at Weston
and vicinity since 1864, and this Is
her first visit to the big city.
I. W. Jones was one of Weston's
visitors yesterday, having business in
this locality, dropped off to spend a
while between trains looking after his
local interests here.
Wallace Nelson, agent in charge at
the station of Biggs, Ore, on the o.
r. & n. company's main line, is here
on a two weeks vacation, visiting his
parents.
Mrs Ralph Kinnear underwent an
operation at Walla Walla recently and
is at her sisters home, Mrs. Henry
Hite. under the care of local physl-
clans. Reports from them are IA
vorable
Mr. and Mrs. George Waddingham
of Freewater are over on a visit at
the home of Mrs. Waddingham' par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Compton.
Mr.. william Brown returned last
evening from his trip to the Helix
country, where he has farming inter-
ests. He reports that considering
weather conditions the crops are look
ing wen in that vicinity, and is much
encouraged with the outlook.
Ernest Hessel Of Dayton, Wash, is
here on a short stay with some of his
old schoolmates.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McRea and chill
dren, accompanied by Maude John
son, are at Helix on a visit among
friends in that vicinity. They expect
, 80 vA.1nd tae.r visit for a couple OF
weeks or more.
Mrs Charles Dupus is visiting at
Mrs. David Roberts near Mission STA
tion.
Miss Daisy Waddngham has been
I engaged by school district No. IL to
teach four months school in that
district beginning September next
Miss Waddingham is an alumnae OF
the Eastern Oregon Normal school.
A little daughter was left at the
home of L.. c. Harder last Wednesday