East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-23
PERSONAL MENTION

John H. Raulston, of Adams, is in
fendleton today.
Robert Tharp, of Athena, is in
Pendleton today.
b F. Scott went to Heppner this
morning on business.
Mrs. w. J. skiles will return this
evening from Chicago.
sam Bannister, of Weston. is a
rehuieton visitor this afternoon.
Miss Minnie Baker left this morn.
ing TO spend Christmas at Heppner.
Albert Hess, of the Telegram, is
land.
MISS Harriet Thompson returned
last night from an extended visit to
Portland.
| L. b. Waffle, student at the IIni-
Versity of Oregon Medical College. Is
nome for the holidays.
]. A. Harader, representing the
rayette Valley Real Estate Company
is IN town on business.
Edgar Ellis, son of Judge Ellis
went to Heppner this morning To
spend Christmas with his uncle.
McMinn's orchestra went down TO
Echo this morning to furnish the
music for dance there tonight.
George Bell and wife, of the Hart
man Abstract company, have gone
TO Portland to spend the holidays
Miss Fay Stanton is here from
Walia Walla, visiting her mother and
grandmother, Mrs. rs. j. McBrion.
Miss Mary Rust left this morning
for Walla Walla to spend Christmas
with her sister, Mrs. H. Thompson.
J. L. Roe left this morning for his
home at Milton. He has Just return
ed from Baker City. where he visited
his son.
Carl Roe, until recently owner of
the Wallowa Chieftain at Enterprise,
is now part owner of the Baker City
Herald.
T. Olsen and wife leave tonight for
Portland, where they will spend the
holidays with Mr.. olsen's sister, Mrs.
c. Allison.
o. G. Chamberlain, justice of the
peace of Athena, was business WIS.,
itor yesterday, returning on last
nights train.
z. Fl. Tiedeman and Bert Cartane
are in town from Athena. Mr.. Car
tame has just bought out Mr.. Tiede-
mans saloon.
Ada Ely, who is attending st.
Joseph's Academy IL. +his city, went
to Weston this morning to spend the
holidays at home
Mrs. Dan Kemler went to Walla
Walla today to spend Christmas with
her daughter. Mrs. W. c. Dibley. Mr..
Kemler will go tomorrow.
B. F. and Rudolph Nicholas leave
tomorrow for Colfax, where they will
spend a week or 10 days visiting with
their mother and brother:
George w. Eyre, principal of the
high school, will leave tomorrow
evening for Dayton, where he will
spend Christmas with relatives.
A. r. Barnett and E. E. Dudley
left on this mornings train for their
home in Athena. They are attending
the Oregon Agricultural College at
Corvallis.
Mrs Warren Donahue and baby
went to Weston to spend the holi-
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Young. Mr.. Donahue will go
up tomorrow morning.
w. l.. Thompson, cashier of the
Commercial National Bank, will leave
this evening for Lewiston, to spend
the holidays. His wife and son pre-
ceded him several days ago.
Jesse n. York. prominent Weston
farmer. came to Pendleton last night
to meet his brother. John York, of
North Carolina. The brother will
make his home near Weston.
T. Il. Hinton, an old resident of this
place, but for some time past a resi-
dent of Pendleton and Ritter. arrived
in town yesterday on a visit and to
look after his interests.-Long Creek
Ranger
A. C. Ruby. who recently bought
the oregon Feed Yard, left last night
for Eugene. where he will remain till
after Christmas with his family.
Within a short time he will bring his
family to Pendleton.
Miss Julia Hatch, the missionary
from Laos, came In from Milton last
night. She will spend the holidays
with her parents. who live near
Goldendale, Wash. Her father, Rev.
Julian Hatch, Is a retired minister.
W. S. Freed, advance agent for
"Nettie the News Girl" which ap-
pears here on the night Of December
al, was In Pendleton today. The pro-
duction Is melodrama depicting
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