East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-24
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HERMISToN. Feb. 24.-H. f. Hit
hadlnstalled in his store this week
one of the most thoroughly up-to,
date electrical popcorn and peanut
machines on the market This is a
feature which will add greatly to the
popularity of this well known cigar
store.
A charming affair of Wednesday
evening was the auction bridge party
for which MT and Mrs. George Briggs
were hosts, it being the occasion of
their seventeenth wedding anniver-
sary. Six tables weer arranged for
the players and most happy time
was spent Both room and table dec
Iorations assumed the air of the olden
days of George Washington's time.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Dodd entertain
ed at auction Bridge Saturday night
! This is the first of a series of bridge
parties for which Mr.. and Mrs. Dodd
will be hosts during the next few
weeks.
grand master of the odd Fellows. ac-
grand master, We're here Monday
/
/ local lodge of odd Fellows.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Bedale. of. Erie.
Pa, viii arrive the first of the week
to resume their residence on their
fine orchard farm thre emiles east
of this city, after an absence of two
years During their absence the or
chard has been under the efficient
management of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Belscamper.
Mrs. Gerald w. Bohn, accompanied
by her brother. Harold Morrow, came
down from walla Walla Tuesday. Mrs.
Bohn and her two lovely little daugh-
ters. Charlotte and Mary Margaret,
expect to leave soon for New York
where they will join Mr.. Bohn who
left here two weeks ago for that city
where he has accepted lucrative po-
sition with a large automobile con-
Germ. The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bohn, while pleased at their
good fortune. will be sorry TO have
them leave the project of which they
have been popular residents for the
past seven years. The Bohn orchard
| is one of the finest and most prom
Using on the project. and it viii lbe un-
| der the management of an expert or
chardist
The many friendsb of Miss Louiss
Wise, former popular teacher in the
Hermiston schools, will be interested
to learn of her marriage on February
| lst at Hoquiam, Washington, to Mr..
Charles Meade of Oakland, Cal
] ifornia
Mr. and Mrs. A. M Belscamper
have moved in from the Beale farm,
and have taken up their residence in
the wurster cottage on Main street.
Mrs. H. G. Newport is the guest OF
friends in Portland this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Scott and
daughter. Miss Josephine Erby. of
Bronx, wyoming, are visiting at the
homes OF Mrs. Scott's sister, Mrs. Fl
r. Newport and Mrs. Scotts brother,
]. A. Scott.
F. C. Mckenzie is spending a few
days in Portland with Mrs. McKen-
zie. who is seriously i'll in a hospital
in that city.
Rev. H. b. Emmel of KendriclS.
Idaho, former popular minister of the
Methodist church of this city, visited
with friends here this week
Mr. and Mrs II d Newell and small
son. Herbert, Jr, have returned home
after an absence of two weeks from
the city
Mrs A S Anderson is spending the
week in PendIeton as the guest Of Mrs.
Gustav Hansen
Miss Kate Barton, teacher of Eng
lish and history in the high school, is
spending the weekend in PendIeton
as the guest of Miss Ethel Rogers.
Miss virginia Todd of Pendleton,
spent Sunday here with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Todd.
Mrs F. A Phelps was able to re-
sumo her duties at the store this week
after a ten days siege with Ia grippe.
Prof H. NJ. Gum. superintendent
of the Hermiston schools. has been
confined to his home this week on
account Of illness.
b. Kingsley is spending a few
DAYS in Culver looking after business
interests. c. ]. Girts is assisting in
the tore during his absence.
Mrs Carl Voyen OF Boardman. is
guest at the home of her parents |
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Phelps.
Mr. r. c. walber and DIT. j. A. |
Campbell are expected home this ev
ening Mr.. walber has been fit in st. /
Anthony's hospital during the past
week and DR.. Campbell has been
spending the past three weeks at Hot
Lake where he has been suffering |