East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-13
PERSONAL MENTION

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Alex McRae went to wana wana
this morning,
Mrs. F. A. Campbell left this morn
ing for Los Angeles.
Rev. Van Nuys left this morning
for the state Presbyterian synod at
Portland.
James Crawford left last night for
Portland to attend the state Presby-
terian synod.
Prof Bleakney will leave tonight
Tor Portland to attend the state Pres
hyterian synod.
Charles Ferguson went to waua
Walla this morning to meet there
parties from Portland.
Rodney Dupuis. John Baker and
Morris Echert are the new force of
clerks at the DeMott grocery.
F. II. Seawell left this morning for
The Dailes. After visiting friends
there he will go to New York.
Mrs. Laura Douglas who has been
visiting her daughter, Miss Inez Ban
ia, returned home this morning.
w. G. Holder is building a 1OO-foot
stable shed for the o. X. Feed Yards
which will contain 10 box stalls.
Mick" Biever o. R. & N. engineer
of La Grande, was in the city last
night, while on the Pendleton helper.
L. Shank. the hide and junk man.
whose permanent residence is now in
Portland. is expected in town TODAY.
George Rett went to Spokane this
morning with his friend, W. n. Holt.
of Latourelle, who has been visiting
him.
Bishop Henry L. Barklely, the
United Brethren church in Oregon,
was in Pendleton last night on his
way to Portland.
A. Gustafson, o. R. & N. yard en-
gineer who has been i'll for some
time, is much improved and will re-
turn to work soon.
Rev. H. S. Shangle arrived from
the valley this morning with three
new students-two ladies and a
young man-for Columbia College.
John Rees, a jeweler from Lyndon.
Kan, arrived yesterday and expects
to visit all the smaller towns in this
section of the country looking for a
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. n. Stanfield of
Echo are in Pendleton. Mr.. Stanfield
will leave tonight for Portland on
business. Mrs, stanfield will visit
here for several days.
Rev. j. X. Buchanan, of Wallowa
former pastor of the Presbyterian
church of this place. was in town
yesterday, going on to the state synod
at Portland this morning.
County Treasurer L. ]. Sommer-
vile left this morning for Portland tC
be absent several weeks. During hi,
absence F. w. Hendley will have
charge of the treasurers office
G. b. Teel. of Echo, arrived on this
carly train and went north this morn.
ing TO Colfax. where he will visit his
sister, Mrs n. ]. Mcdonald
w. H. Boyd, the Echo merchant, il
IN town.
Mrs E. ]. Muir and son have gon'
to Bonaparte. Iowa. for a visit o
about three months. which will in
clude the Worlds Fair. Mr.. Mui
viii follow in about three weeks anC
al. will return together.
T, F. Duncan, a prominent Gran
county stockman. is in Pendleton. H
arrived with a number of beef cattl'
that go to make up the shipment o
1000 head for Seattle markets. Nj
Duncan is one of the most prominen
cattle raisers in Grant county.
c. S. Haynes. of the o. r. & n
telegraph office here is handling IN
midget tabulator for typewriters. in
vented by w. II. Zehrung, formerl
of the office of William Bollons. il
this city but now employed as a ste
nographer in the general offices o
the o. r. & n. at Portland.
L. McIlvaine. from Waynesbure
Pa, arrived yesterday and will NEE
his brother Ira in this place today
Together they will go out beyon
Echo. where the latter has a claim
They will be Joined in a week or s
with other Pennsylvanians, and a
will make a trip into the interior
probably to lee.
George Haste and wife, Robel
Clark and wife. and L. C. Haste, a
of Rensaeler, Ind. arrived on las
nights train and went north thi
morning to the northern part of tn
county. where they will visit wit
friends near Milton and FreewateI
and will look the country over wit
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