, 1881-05-21


District cour. visitors are ihiunlns oot
RIB Acker and lady are visiting IN 'his
city. .,s.
Nr sbindier, Of Portland. is visiting fr'enes
in { city
oui,e a number OF Pendleion S'si'or' ~H'
be in the city to morrow.
II c Pre.cot. Ed. Stone and Coi- L q
Parker have gone up the hume-s' ~ Spe
Chalk one for John B. Allen ne has 40
- saO niece toward the Fourth OF July
Celebration
Cal DP. Bush. Portland's insurance msh
Is again in the city
John HALEY, Jr.. and Mr.. Jackson o.
Prndleton. have paid Us visit
Miss Mary Ingraham. OF The l'a''e'' i
the guest Of Mrs. Herbert CiarA-
! Prof donaldson has been engaged 10 ieA''
the choir in the Methodist church.
Wm. SummervilIe, of Quincy. liiino's'
..compsuied Mr.. Hayden 10 this city
Steve Whitman. OF Spokane Falls. is III
| the city and reports the Falls as booming
Sheriff Thompson has so FAR reco'ered a
TO b. out on the street. He IS yet very "eAA'
Mrs Ben.Iy. OF Lebanon, Oregon Is VISIT
inr her daughter, Mrs Thomas Taylor LII
tins eity.
N,ior HAYDEN. of the Internal Eevenne
service. is in the city on Internal keVei"e
business.
Mr. Fversz OF Eversz & Able after the seS-
60, os the q. O. +. Grand Lod ge went to
san Francisco.
Mrs. Thos. Berry viii leave this city dur,
inc tb. next fail for a visit 70 England anu
the continent OF Europe
Rro Guernsey. Of Dayton, has been VISIT
ING the CITY. lie is wise-awake 10 Dayt
crrat Advantages and il there TO stay
Mrs. Gazert will leave our city soon T thaa
she originally anticipated oWing TO tue un-
eyreetel visit TO SeGttle'0i several re'atNes'
No one will now deny that Roscoe Conk.
line has a. last made the greatest e.iort al
MS lie. Let us hope that 1t VII De the Last
Prof. Ge.ldes, organist in the Cumberland
prsshvterian Church, and Mrs. Gsddes
cboirester in the same place have res. sned
their positions as they i've at too erea' q >
tsnce from the church-
Hon. Frank +. Ensign, OF Boise city, VII
bor.,ft-r practice law at Bellevue IN the
Mood River cnuatry. Frank Is we'll versed
IN the legal lore ami a very popular h'''e
gentleman.
Clam Studebaker, father of Mr.. Stu6e-
b,k-r preSiient Of the famous Stud er
p,,,o,, eomnanv. is in this city. The o.d
,,ent!euan a,.pear. u be highly pleased with
tbi. rouptry and does not express any aston
isbment at the nEmher OF wagons sold here.
CH. Prescott. Esq, Of the D. H. & n.
Co Is still in the city on business. Mr.
Prescott is comptroller of the company. and
from what We cIn learn L one ot IN H. most
efficient OF the company 1--we men. ne v;
Il IN. Co. have no use tor ornamental Nail
flowers. but each man must know his dhty
and knowing 1t perform. Mr.. Prescott APP
pears to be very popular amons cur ei'i%e''S'
Mr. Studebaker, OF South Bend, Indiana,
called at our oiii e during his stay here and
EXPRESSED himself grettly surprised ut tie
f,clltirs We had for printing. lie Is lresi-
dent Of the gr-at wagon company that ID tr'
his name. There are three OF his i'roji.erS
associited with him IN the business. Inc
onarrstt make one OF tine strongest conf
pauies Tor the manufacture Of wagons IN the
world. The four brothers, We understand,
are all practical men, aud each carries has
mart OF the business to its hi gh ST perteeiIo iIon.
They will make during the y,ar 1851 ab"u;
30. 900 wagons and Garages, turning ont a
complete wagon every SIN minutes OF work
ing tine and ship them to all parts Of the
world even the khedive of Egypt rlce' IN
one of their famous vehicles. Dyer, Bowles
4 Co, are agents here for the celebr ted
Stadehaker wagon. Farmers and teansteFs
in want Of iirst-class wagon wall always
find full assortment at the above trin
WareTOOms.