East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-12
.HERMISTON FOLK
ENJOY BIG DANCE.
MIR. AND MRS. O. w. KELLOGG,
HONOR GUESTS OF PARTY
FOR WHICH GUMS ARE
THE HOSTS.
Number Of HermistOn BOYS Enlist In
u. 8. Navy and Army; Other News
and Personal Notes.
(East Oregonian Special. }

Marxen gave another OF his delightful
dances at the Auditorium last night
A large crowd was present, and q
most merry evening spent. Music
was furnished by an orchestra com
posed OF r. C. WaIDer. piano; Lloyd
Riches Of Stanfield, violin; Paul Mil
ler, cello, and Ted Sapper, traps.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. kellogg werf
honor guests at lovely party Friday
evening for which Prof. and Mrs. II.
N. Gum were hosts ar their home on
Ridgeway. Auction bridge was the
diversion of the evening. y
Miss Everette Kingsley who Is at
tending the Oregon Agricultural coll
! iege. and Mr. Earle kingsley. who Is
managing his fathers store in culver,
spent Easter with their parents Mr..
/ and Mrs. B. s. Kingsley.
Dale HinlIle. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Hinl6le OF this city, who has been
attending Reed College in Portland
for the past two years, has quit col
lege TO enlist in the u. s. army He
will be here for few days this week
before entering upon duty for his
country.
To Join the Navy.
James Todd went to PendIeton this
morning where he will make arrange
ments to join the U. s. navy. He was
Just recently mustered out of the
Headquarters Company of the Ken
lucky National Guard in which COM
pany he served on the Mexican border
for nearly eight months.
c. w. kellogg left Sunday night
for New York. from which city he
expects to sail within the next ten
days for Chile, South America where
he has accepted a position with the
Braden Copper Company. Mr.. KEEL
logg will stop in Detroit, Mich, on
his way to New York, for a short
visit with DR.. and Mrs B. @. Monk
man, former well known residents of
this city.
Simeon c. Smith. popular young
druggist, will leave tomorrow morn
ing for Portland for a few days visit
with his mother. before assuming his
new duties in PayeTte. Idaho, where
he has accepted a fine position with
a large drug store of that city.
Reports for Duty.
Julian L. Morfitt arrived in the
city this morning for a short visit
with friends- Mr.. Morfitt is en- route
to Vancouver Barracks in response tq
a wire from the commander OF the
22nd Infantry OF New York of which
he is a corporal, ordering
him to report for duty at Vancouver
Barracks by the 18th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Fraser have re-
turned from a two weeks visit in
Portland, where Mr.. Fraser under
went an operation for the removal of
his tonsils.
DIR. ]. A. CampbeiI. prominent dem
list of this city. is spending a Few
nome OF his mother.
Lloyd Riches. editor of the STAN
field Standard. returned to his home
his morning after spending the night
n this city.
E L. jackson ana Don Campbell
ire serving as jurors this week at the
county seat.
w. T. Roberts spent a few days in
Portland last week on a business Wis
Mrs. Joe Ralph returned home Fri
lay morning from St Anthony's hos
'ital in Pendleton wnere she recently
a serious operation.
Mrs. Lottie Trowbridge OF Portland
5 a guest at the home OF her daugh-
er. Mrs. F. r. Reeves
Mr. and Mrs J. d. watson and chill
ren. Clarce and John D.. were
uests OF friends in Echo. Sunday.
George and Gerald Mckenzie were
bile to be brought home last week
rom the hospital in Pendleton where
hey had been confined with pneu-
lonia
Mr. and Mrs. f. Roberts are I
a few days at the home OF
heir son, w. T. Roberts. Mr.. and MIS-.
,oberts are on their way home TO
pokane after having spent the win {
sr in the Hawaiian Islands. \
Nick Codd of Spokane, president OF !
he HOrmiston Power & Light Com !
any. is here this week looking after I
usiness matters. Z