East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-13

fNOSne OF DenVef. whose WIRE was re-
Gently a Pendleton visitor, that he has
enlisted in the postal service OF Uncle
sam. He expects to leave for France
during the present month. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roche have son. George Jr..
who is a member of the United States
navy.
Bushee Chapter. o. E. S. is anticis
ipating an interesting meeting tomor-
ROW evening when the fourth division
Iof officers is TO entertain with q pro-
gram.
An important meeting OF the w. c..
IN. U. will be held in the library club
room tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The study OF primary election fea-
lures is to be an item of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. wheelon are vis-
iting friends in Pendleton, having been
entertained yesterday as guests of Mr.
ana Mrs. Dave Nelson. Mr. wheeIon
lis a prominent official, of the Great
Northern railway.
Mrs. Lot c. Livermore, whose hus-
band is to be a member OF the ord
nance class soon to open at Fort Han
cock, Ga, left yesterday for n visit
at her former home in Oregon City
Mrs Livermore expects to return to
Pendleton later but will make an ex-
tended visit.
Eight o'clock this, evening is the
hour set for a meeting of the War
Savings Society in the club room of
the Library Mrs. $. III. Forshaw is
to sing the Marseillaise, and Mr.. w.
d. McNary will speak on "Hoarding
and Food Conservation" The talk on
Corn Flour has been postponed in
order to have the benefit of addition
al experimentation which Is being
conducted, but a general discussion
and exchange of heipful recipes will
precede the closing number. "Ameri-
ca" by the audience A cordial invi-
tation to share the BENEFITS of the
programs is extended by the society
Mrs. Dan MCGOWAN of Missoula.
Mont, accompanied by her sons, Billy
and Dick, arrived this morning for a
visit at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. william Dunn.
Miss Evelyn SommervilIe will ar
rive home. this evening after fort
nights visit in western Oregon and |
Washington. While in Portland she
attended convention of the Girls Ma
tional Honor Guard. and was later
charmingly entertained as the guest of |
her sister, Mrs. Arthur sprague, in
Hoquiam-
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Mccoy. who |
live near Stanfleld. expect to return
home this evening. as Mrs. Mccoy.
who has been under the DOCTORS care,
is sufficiently improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. CIyder Carpenter and
Meacham creek yesterday, then mo-
tored to Bingham Springs for swim
ming.
Among Portland people who are in
the city today are the following, reg
istered at the Hotel Pendleton: NJ. A.
Mayer. Roger Williams. r. Dimmick.
Paul c. Bates. C. NJ. Pilehard, Charles
Kirk and Dudley Evans.
Mrs. Lacy leaves today for Herrln.
IiIs
Lw. Brosan left today for Roose-
burg.
E. n. Miles of Freewater, was here
today.
Tom Ellis is in town today from Pi.
lot Rock.
Mrs. L. ]. Bennett left for Biodgett
Oregon, Sunday.
A. b. Smith of Pilot Rock was in
Pendelton yesterday.
H, NJ. Miller has gone to Roseburg,
leaving here Saturday.
Lawson Booher of Athena, spent
yesterday in Pendleton.
William Robbins. miller of Wes-
ton. was in town today.
Mrs. Ira L. Dewitt left Saturday
for Falls city, Polk county
Miss Nell saveIy planned to leave
today for franklin, Kentucky.
II. F. Putnam left Saturday on
business, mission to Chicago. III.
Miss Lille wattenberger returned
from a visit at Echo yesterday.
John Sloan and party enjoyed
fishlon- trip to che Mission yesterday.
James A. Ely left the local o.-W.
r. and n. station yesterday for VII
lows. Cal.
Mrs. Clara Lyle left yesterday to
attend the w. II. c. convention at
Albany.
DR.. W. r. Campbell is ntown to-
day from his ranch on South Cold
Spring.
p. c. Hunter Of Echo was here yes !
tepday. He stayed at the Hotel St
George.
G. W. Trotter is in from Pilot Rock
today and Is staying at the Hotel
Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs T. c. Downs OF spo-
kane are guests at the Hotel 81 !, !
George today.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4. Iansdowne and =
some guests went to Cayuse for pic n
mic yesterday. Il
FssteIla v Christensen was an out I
going passenger yesterday. bound for
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