East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-19
PERSONAL
MENTION
Observation-Disclosures

C. Putnam of Hood River is regist-
cred at the Bowman.
Cress Sturgis has returned to Seat
tie to reenter the University of Wash
ington.
c. f. Bradburin OF Duncan was
among the out-of-town people in the
city yesterday.
II. w. Shafer was down from his
home at Duncan yesterday and spent
the night here.
Mrs. Eva Warner and Miss Nell Til
! lotson of Freewater were visitors in
the city yesterday.
| Asa B. Thomson of Echo, was a
passenger on the motor car from that
place this forenoon.
Miss Helen Hart has accepted the
position of stenographer IN the office
Of the county clerk.
Charles r. Cahoon, formerly a con-
tractor of this city bur now of Port
land, is here visiting old friends.
r. ]. Slater is in attendance upon
the Portland session or the United
States circuit court of appeals.
Misses Blanche Bailey and Gladys
Hamley left Sunday for Seattle, wnere
they will enter the University of Wash
! ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Adams today
! returned to their ranch home near
Ukiah, after spending Round-U Up
week in the city.
Misses Lou and Ruth Wise returned
last week from their summer vacation
| to resume their duties AT the Pendle-
! ton high school.
! c. E. Baker, of Hermiston and who
formerly conducted the Hermiston
Herald, is here today having been
called for jury duty.
Dale Chessman, who finished the
Pendleton high school last June, is
among the freshmen at the University
Of Oregon this year.
a. c. Sanker and daughter of Bel
lingham, Wash, were guests at the
homes Of n. d. and 7. B. Swearingen
| during the Roundup.
Miss Mary Hargrove, Miss Mary
Suhl and Lester Hurst were among
the new students at the business col
lese yesterday morning.
Tom Boylen, Jr- crack high school
athlete for the past few years, left
yesterday for Eugene, where he Will
enter the University Of Oregon.
Richard (Dude) Devine, the crack
high school football and track athlete,
left Sunday for Seattle where he will
enter the University Of Washington.
W. w Chessman, VINO visited us
son, Merle r. Chessman, during the
Roundup, left yesterday evening on
a business trip to La Grande and to
points east.
John p. Winter who returned home
from Minnesota on Friday, is in Port
land to argue a case before the Unit.
ed States circuit court of appeals
which convened in that city Monday
Lee Teutch. of the firm of Teutch
& Bickers, IS on the road to recovery
after a siege of illness lasting over
| eight weeks. and which has reduced
! his weight by half a hundred pounds.
Miss Louise Shill1ey, Of Baker City.
and Mrs. L. Rumilard, OF La Grande.
/ homes after spending Roundup week
in Pendleton, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter O'Sullivan.
Marion Jack, well known Adams
farmer and who recently purchased
the James Crawford residence on the
north side of the river, has moved
his family into their new home. The
Crawford family is now occupying a
suit of rooms in the Smith-Crawford
building.
Miss Margaret Loweu left for Burns
N Harry county on Friday, to visit
her cousin Helen Purington She
| makes the 200-mile journey by auto
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
Mckinney, who have been in Pendle-
ton visiting their son, Will c. McKin-
! ney of the American National bank
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