East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-16
PERSONAL
MENTION

dleton visitor.
T. s. Gibson and wife Of Pilot Rock
spent last night in the city.
Mrs. A. r. Nall Of Coyote, was a
guest of the Bowman last night.
]. M. Davis and wife of Walla Walla
are registered at the st. George.
Deputy Sheriff McCauley of walla
Walla county. Is in the city today.
Miss Kathleen Furnish was an in
coming passenger on No. IT today.
Earl Coutts returned yesterday from
days outing. He secured thelim-
1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Earl returned
today from an outing at WalloWa
lake.
]. B. Eddy. right Of way agent for
the O.-w. r. & NJ, Is in the city to-
day.
Miss Fay Gibson returned yesterday
from a stay Of several weeks at Leh-
man Springs.
MI. and Mrs. James John leave
this evening for Wallowa Lake fol
short outing.
r. T. Foster Of walla Walla was
among the strangers in the gates oi
the city yesterday.
I'D. Kerr of La Grande. was num-
berd among tn out-of-town people
in Pendleton yesterday.
Miss Hazel Alcott left Pendleton al
noon today for Portland, to spend
the Fall and Winter.
Mrs. Mary Disosway has left fol
Portland, where she is to reside witt
her daughter, Mrs Minnie Stillman.
winn Stewart, travelling salesman
for a drug house. was passenger or
the morning train from Portland TO-
day.
Jack O'Neil, travelling passenger
agent for the O.-W. R. & N. compan!
was a Pendleton business visitor yes
terday.
d. c. Bowman, representative o
the Pendleton Woolen Mills at Sea
side, returned to that resort thi
morning.
Miss Gus Sawtelle will arrive hom'
the latter part of the week from al
extended visit in Salem and Port
land.
! w. r. Rhinehart, representative o
Marshall Wells & Company of Port
land, left this morning on a busines
trip to Heppner.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Earle returne'
this morning from Wallowa LAX
where they have been encamped for
couple of weeks.
/ Merle Ferrill of the American Ma
tional bank, returned this mornin
from Wallowa lake where he ha
been upon an outing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Blagely lef
this morning by auto for Meachar
where they will spend a couple o
days picking huckleberries.
Charles Marsh, secretary of tn
Hartman Abstract Co., is limpin
painfully as the result of a spraine
ankle sustained while playing tennis
Joe ELL member of the city coun
ell is down from Duncan where h
and wife are camping. He will re
turn to the mountains in the morn
ing.
Miss Iva Hill, who has been tn
guest of her sister, Mrs. w. H. Lytl
in Portland for the summer, is eX
pected home during the latter par
of the week
Mrs. Mark Moorhouse arrived hom
this morning from Wallowa LAX
where she has been spending her va
cation. Her husband is enroute hom
astride his mustang.
Circuit Judge R. G. Morrow Q
Portland, was a passenger on east
bound train No. 6 this morning. H
is bound for Michigan to attend tn
grand lodge of the order Of Moose,
Mrs. Aura NJ. Rhley, mother o
Pendleton, and her granddaughter
Miss Jacobs of Portland. returne
yesterday from Lehman Springs wher
they were spending the hot month:
]. Herbert Strohm. we'll know
Hermiston man, arrived in Pendleto
yesterday from Lehman Spring
where he had been for four weeks
He will return to his home this eve
ming.
Gus Peret, exhibition shooter 70
the Peters Cartridge company. lef
yesterday for Walla Walla but wi
return to Pendleton about the frs
of September to remain until afte
the Roundup.
/ Dan p. Smythe and ]. E. Keefe
president and secretary, respectively
of the Commercial club, are expecte
home in the morning. Mr.. Keefe ha
been attending the commercial clu
meeting at Astoria.
Miss Bernice Ruppe returned
her home in this city Monday afte
spending several months in Albert
with her brother and his wife, Nj
and Mrs. Herbert Ruppe. She re
ports crop prospects splendid for tn