East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-07
People Here and There

le because there was not, in the entir
1r state, a team of which all TIL
lf members bore the same family name.
j. C. Templeton Of Eugene, is a Wis
itor here today.
II Horace Walker of Stanfield, is il
: Pendleton today.
: A, L. Dalrymple of Portland, is am
X Iong Pendleton visitors.
f. 5. LeGrow, Athena banker, was
, a visitor in Pendleton today.
Herman Rosenberg returned this
morning from Bingham Springs where
he spent several days.
Ralph Holt, cashier of the Bank of
Stanfield. was in Pendleton last night
en- route to Vale, where he will trans
act business.
John Hamley and one of the Russell
boys 'hopped off" this morning for
Ritzvillc to attend the Wild West show
there. They left by airplane.
John Dickson, manager of the
Whitfield -Whitcomb office in Pen
Idleton, will leave this evening for
Portland where he is called by i'm
portant business.
| Judge George Blakely, of The
Dalles, is here to attend the funeral
of the late Mrs. S. X. THOMPSON, He
Is brother of William Dlakely and
is druggist in the Wasco county
city.
Elmer Snyder resides at Mountain
Home, one of the beauty spots in the
Lehman Springs region. Mr.. Snyder,
who is here today, says that since
the rain the roads are excellent in
that neighborhood.
Captain and Mrs. Jesse Buchanan,
heads of the Salvation Army post
Pendleton, left yesterday for Portland |
to attend the Salvation Army conyen- |
'lon. They will return here on Tues !
day. They recently took charge of the |
Pcndleton work.
Mrs. Mary f. Williams and her
son. C. d. Williams, will leave Mon I
day at noon for Fairbery, Neb..
where they expect to make their fu- |
ture home. They have been here as |
guests of Mrs Williams son E. o. |
Williams, and they also visited Mrs. |
George Daniel, Mrs. Williams sister |
To be able to have strawberry
shortcake any time you wish it be-
tween June and snowfall is some priv !
llege. Yet this is the good luck of |
Dan Bowman, Mission merchant and |
widely known sportsman. Mr. Bow I
man has field of ever bearing
wberries that seems to never stop
producing good ripe fruit He has
mad strawberries at his pleasure all
summer and the vines are still yield
ing well. Last year they produced
ripe berries until after the snow be-
gan to fall. In fact some ripe ber-
ries were picked from under an inch
or two of snow.
Il
er, was in Pendleton this morning en-
route nome after visit to the Her
miston Dairy and Hog Show Mr..
Richardson states that while the ex-
hlDition was good some of the stock ,
showed the effects of the dry weather.
MI. richardson, who has been in this 7,
county for 20 years, is much interest
sd IN the development shown in theI
vest end of the county under irriga-
lon He has been postmaster at !,
Adams for 3 years. Prior to coming !,
o oregon Mr.. Richardson was a
chool teacher and under the auspices =
If the Methodist church did educa-
ION work among the negroes of Texas
lie was among the first teachers of o.
he colored people in Austin, Texas. -
IL was very kind and considerateI
I the state highway commission to
'avel from Pendleton to John Dav. .
n the North Fork grade" says r. e. y
can commissioner of Umatilla coun-
7. The commission went over the ="
1ute and did not become enthusiastic. w
ut they made the trip, which is some =
ling. I realize that the commission ~
as many other demands on it and ~
lat there is a shortage of funds but :.
feel that if there was plenty of mon
available the commission would do ~ ~
handsome for the road y"
oweVer, meeting has been called w
r people of Grant and Umatilla 81
unties to meet next week again TO ih
scuss the road. The road runs rn
rough Pilot Rock. Ukiah Ritter.
'ng Creek to John Day town. 1t is %
bad road, as anyone will testify who pl'
Is been over it, and to improve il III
1uld call for big sum-" Mr.. Pcan
I'd wife are registered at the Hotel
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