East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rudolf of /
Spokane arrived in Pendleton yester- +
day for short visit with DR.. and /
Mrs. Max 5. Kern, while enroute to |
Portland They accompanied Or. and |
Mrs. Kern out to the Kern Ferguson
ranch on Weston mountain today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Pinkerton Miss
Harriet Pinkerton and Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Osborne, all of Milton. are am
ong the guests at Bingham Springs.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George \. Robbins of
Pilot Rock, formerly of this city, left
during the week for Seaside for an
cutting. Mr. Robbins will return at
the close OF next week but Mrs Rob
bins viii remain with her sister Mrs.
G. \. Hamhlen. who is there with
her daughter for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Christensen and
two children and Mrs. Conrad Plat
zoeder have returned to their homes
in Joseph after spending a week with
Mrs. H. Struve and family.
Miss Myrtle Westgate of Pilot Rock
who completed the Pendleton high
school course last spring, has return
ed from Monmouth where she took
summer work in the normal school,
She intends to teach in the county
this winter.
Mrs. W. L. Thompson, her mother. |
Mrs. \. Baumester of Asotin. and her
aunt, Mrs. Carrie Evers, are spending
few days at Bingham Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Newton Burgess
and two children left today for Leh-
man Springs where they Will enjoy
vacation.
Miss Gladys Brownfield has re-
turned to Pendleton after an extend
ed visit as the guest of Misses Ella
and Rhoda La Zinka at the La Zinka
! ranch.
Mrs. Maud Hammer and young son,
who have been visiting for two weeks
at the home OF their cousin. Mrs.
Haws Judd, left Thursday evening for
their home in jefferson. Iowa. Mrs.
Judd is now enjoying a visit from her
mother. Mrs. Edith Mallory, who is
also a resident Of Iowa.
Mrs. Harriet l.. Day and two dau-
/ ghters, Misses Luella and Gladys Day.
left today for Butter Creek after a
visit with local friends. They are
residents of Portland
Mrs. Jack Vincent of Athena and
her sister, Miss Lillian Boylen Of this
city. have returned from an outing at
Meacham.
Miss Frances Smith. a popular
Young Pendleton girl has returned
from Seattle where she has been at
tending the University of Washington.
At the conclusion Of the regular term
she entered the summer school which
has just concluded. Miss Smith will
return this fall
/ -AA anu ms W n. ASbiA7 anu AeAih
lily left this morning for Wallowa
Lake for an outing
Charles H. Carter and his niece
Miss Emma sutton Carter of Virginia
who is spending the summer here
left yesterday for Bingham Springs
where they will spend the weekend.
a local party consisting of Mrs
e George Hartman, Jr., Mrs. Sam r
c Thompson. Mrs. Roy Raley and little
= son, James. Miss Sallie Gray. Mis-
r Thelma Thompson and Miss Elizabeth
d Blydenstein motored over to Wall;
Walla Thursday and return. Whll'
there they were the guests of tn
u Misses Tuttle
In honor Of Mrs Fish who is nov
- past her glst birthday, a surprise part,
was given by Mrs G. Haning at he
home SIC Jackson street. The invi
tation list included Mesdames John
son. Norvell. Kimbrell, Wylie. Eggers
Humphrey, stockton McDcrmitt, oil
Yer. Rugg. Hodshire. Wilcox. Boyn
ton. Pearson. Zeuske. Reager, Blanch
ard. Debule and the Misses Wylie
Marie and Grace Blanchard. The az
teInoon was pleasantly spent
Miss Viola Shea will arrive t0mor
row from Seattle where she has beei
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hersche
Bond, for several months. She is re
covering rapidly from an operation
which she recently underwent.
Misses Alice and Florence Forsha,
and Harry Forshaw have returne
from Bonita, out from Portland
where they have a summer home.
Mrs A. L. Dickson OF New York.
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hattie ]. Da
vis, 915 West Alta street. Mrs. Dick
son Is a large property holder In he
home state, having several large dair
farms This is her third visit In ore
gon and she will remain until tn
Roundup Is over.
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