East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-08

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] A Mrs. David Nelson, Miss Hilda Nell
lsoR of Duluth, Minnesota, Miss Helen
Nelson, Miss Gwendolyn Rogers, Miss
iAreta, Littleiohn, of Athena, Carl Nell
lson. little Marie and Eva Nelson left
today for Seaside where they Will
spend three weeks in the Nelson cot
tage. 1t is at present occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Phelps and fam
lily,
Mrs, d. E. Oids. who has been here
demonstrating Mazola oil in local
stores, LEFT yesterday for La Grande
where she win continue her work.
sWhfe here Mrs Olds visited at the
home of Mrs. p. J.. Reeves.
STANLEY sullivan left this morning
for Dunsmere, California. TO spend
some time visiting her father, J, +,
Islllgan.
Miss Mary Johns, Miss Beth smith
Miss Leura Jerard, and Miss Kather-
inc Stanfield, Miss Joy Gross and
Miss Grace Mckenzie Of Portland.
drove to Bingham Springs last even
| ing. Preceding their departure Miss
Johns ASKED in a few friends most in
formally for the pleasure of the
guests Miss Smith returned from
/ the springs this morning to be pres
ent in the rooms of the home service
section of the Red Gross this alters
noon and the others win come this
evening. The Portland guests expect
toireturn to the Stanfield ranch al
/ Butter creek in the morning.
| Mrs. Il. p. Hyatt and three sons,
/ 10t Sumner street. spent yesterday at
Adams, guests of Mrs. Miles Kcmler.
Mrs. w NJ. Donaldson, eos sum
ner street, visited at. Adams yester-
| day at the home of Mrs. Bert Malow.
| Refugee garments are now ready
for making, in the Red Cross sowing
room in the federal building. Only
machine work is being done at pres,
/ ent and all who can make The gar
ments are urged to come, The work
room is open every afternoon at /
! O'clock.
4 Mrs. Harry Bickers is enjoying a vis-
lit from her sister, Mrs. n. w HES
tand of Berkeley, California, who is
being welcomed also by many Pen
dleton folk who shared her friend
ship thirty-one years ago, at which
time Mrs. Heistand's home was IN
iumatilla county, her husband who is
now in the commission business at
4 Berkeley, having been a member of
/ the firm of Hiestand, Warner and Co,
of Echo. The guest, who has not vis-
Iited Pendleton since her departure 50
long ago, is delighted with the place
and declares will insist that her son,
Charles Heistand. who will also be re-
Imembered in Pendleton, but who is
now a hardware dealer in San Fran
cisco, locate here Mrs. Hiestand is
pleased, too, with the climate and
may be persuaded 10 remain for some
time as she has not been enjoying good
health, and members of the family are
widely separated Her younger son.
Charles. who was recently graduated
from the University of California, has
been recommended for a commission
and is in training at Camp Zachary
Taylor, near Louisville, Ky, previous
to a short course at West Point. Mrs.
Hiestand also has a son-in-law who
has received honors in the service,
having been appointed chief quar-
master at his United States naval sta
ton in New York. Immediately upon
enlistment. This is -the highest posi-
ton possible of attainment to "A civil
liam upon enlistment.
Mrs Hiestand has been north since
she and Mrs. Bickers were guests OF
their sister, Mrs. Lee Teutsch in June
Mcpherson Circle, No. 80 Ladies
Of the g. y. r.. VIII hold their busi-
ness meeting at 1880 Friday afternoon
at Moore Hall. Initiation and other
important business are scheduled foI
the meeting and Il good attendance is
expected.
Mrs. William Beckley will arrive
this evening from san Diego to re-
ceive medical treatment under the
care Of the Doctors Terpcning. Mrs
Beckley is coming ON the recommeii-
dation of Mrs. O. B. Williams also oi
san Diego, who has spent the past
four months here.
Miss Mamie Vey left today for Port
land, accompanied by Miss Lnuise
Knight. of Portland, who has been the