East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-26
PERSONAL
MENTION

VIII Moore came up from Yoakum
this morning on the motor.
Mrs. Eltlng Spike is a Pendleton
visitor from Echo today.
J. D. Bromwell took the local this
morning for points to the west.
John Greulich made a "trip to the
west end of the county this morning,
Click Humphrey was an outgoing
passenger on the local this morning.
, Dan p. Smythe left for Meacham
this morning to spend a day or two.
C. p. Bowman, the well known But
ter creek alfalfa farmer, is in town
today.
Royal Sawtelle returned this morn
ing from Long Beach where he spent
week.
C. A. Hermann, the Helix mer-
chant, came in on the Northern Pa
cific train today
Willard Bond of the firm Of Bond
Bros, has joined his wife in Portland
for a short vacation.
Deputy Sheriff George Strand has
Grande Ronde valley.
Clarence Bishop returned this NOR
ming from visit to coast and Will
lamette valley points.
Lyman G. Rice spent last night in
Pendleton and returned to his work
at Yoakum this morning.
Henry Taylor and his mother were
motor passengers to the county seat
from Echo this morning.
Miss Daphne Leasure will leave this
| evening for Meacham where she will
remain for about month.
Horace Walker came up on last
evenings local from his Stanfield
ranch and returned this morning.
C. Simonson, bridge supervisor for
the Northern Pacific, came in on the
Pendleton-P -Pasco local this morning
Mrs. Lee D. Drake left Monday
night to spend the remainder of the
hot spell with her parents near Glib
bon.
Thomas Edmundson, a foreman fol
the Decks and Decks construction
company, is in town today from Spo-
kane.
James Cooper, proprietor of the
Bowman hotel wife and young son
have gone to Wenaha Springs for &
short outing.
Ross Winner, jeweler at the Saw
telle jewelry store, will leave tomor
row for three weeks vacation in TIL,
willamette valley.
Miss Minnie Gresham of Milton
was a visitor in the city last evening
Edgar w. Smith is in from his Van
sycle ranch today.
. Rev. Nathan Evans and daughter
Miss Lecil Evans, left last evening
for Seattle, where they are to remain
during the hot weather.
o. d. Teel is mourning the loss o
! a seven dollar Panama hat which bleN
f off his head while coming to Pendle
ton on the motor this morning.
Bert Wilson, claim agent for tn
O.-W. r. K N, came up from Stan
field this morning, where he has bee
to adjust loss by fire on the j. W
Corse ranch.
o. f. Steel came up from Stanfiel
this morning with a view Of gettin
another harvest job since the burn
ing of Attorney Fred Wilson'S ma
, chine on the John Richardson ranc
put him out of employment.
5 k. P. Smith came up from New
| port last evening and left on thi
) mornings train for his home at Pi
lot Rock. He reports the health
his wife much better and will leaV
: her at the coast resort the rest of tn
summer
C. D. Gabrielson, senior and JUNO
. left this afternoon IN their Buic
: runabout for their home in Salem
The elder Gabrielson has been aroun
Pendleton for a month in the intere'
Of his insurance business but tn
, younger just arrived yesterday to az
, as chauffeur on the return trip.
e Mrs Emore f. Purington
D Burns. oregon, is visiting at the nom
j of Mrs. s. A. Lowell on Johnso
=, street, with her daughter, Miss Heller
Mrs. Purington is a sister of w. {