East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-24
PERSONAL MENTION

S. T. Haney went to Athena this
morning.
W. W. West went to Dayton this
morning.
Ralph Ward went to walla walla
this morning
Mrs Jennie Harmon has gone to
lrrigon for a few days visit.
Stock Inspector Lantz went yester-
day to The Dalles on official business.
Mrs. sabina Leach went to Athena
and to Adams for a few days on busi-
ness.
Mrs. c. b. Ford is confined to her
house with threatened abscess on
one of her limbs.
ii. Connell, of Umatilla, o. R. & N.
roadmaster was in the city today,
while on a tour of his division
George Ferguson went to Athena
and Adams this morning in the inter-
ests of the Teutsch Department store.
Rev. M. V. Howard and w. r.
Howard, his brother, have returned
from their business trip to Khalo-
tus
Colonel r. c. Judson, of the 0. r.
e. N. Industrial department. is in the
city today in the interest of his busy
department of the road
Fireman George Peterson. of La
Grande, is in the city guest of Hotel
Bickers, while on business here. He
leaves for Portland tonight.
Ed Woody went to Athena this
morning. His mother, Mrs. Jane
Woody, went to Athena yesterday
and they will return together this
evening.
Mrs. James A. Fee and daughter,
Doris, returned last evening from a
visit to Walla Walla, where Alger.
Mrs. Fees oldest son, is attending
Whitman College.
james Elgin and his sons, Thomas
and William, who accompanied the
body of their wife and mother from
Connell TO this place, will return
home this evening.
M. b. Dwelley of Walla Walla, and
| JhihtS iNiuNNll VI +lllt SAINT pace,
have been for the past week in the
county Oh business deals returning
to WHlla Walla this morning.
Mrs. Rogers. of La Grande, and
her friend Mrs. Richardson were in
town last night and went to Adams
this morning. where they will visit
with numerous relatives and friends
Miss ollie Wellman has returned
from a visit to Ellensburg but will
leave in a few days for Shoshone
Idaho, to teach in the public schools
there, in a vacancy caused by sick.
ness.
Teachers contracts have been filled
by the following at the office of the
county school superintendent: Eu
genia McAllister, Pilot Rock; Jenni,
Gains, district 81; Alice Barnes, dis
, trict 55.
Orrie Larkin and Miss Margare
Busch were married yesterday at tn,
home of the brides parents, Rev. G
I L. Hall, pastor of the BAPTIST church
! officiating. Mrs. Larkin is wei
known in this city.
Y G. c. Dunn the veteran O. r. & n
+ section foreman of Foster, accom-
panied by Mrs. Dunn is in the cit
= today on business. Foster expects
u building boom soon and Mr.. Dun
e looks for large settlement there be
= fore long.
i Miss Jennie Harrison went thi
morning to Starbuck, where she wi
L. vsi' for while with the Spooth'
S formerly of this place, but who no.
S 1--we on a farm few miles fror
: Starbuck. Miss Harrison's brothe
u Ebert, formerly of Meacham, no
e lives in Spokane. and she will cor
e tinue her trip northward in shol
u time.
Miss Tillie Wyck, accompanied b
her little sister, Ethel left for SpC
3 kane this morning, where her fath'
o lies in the hospital with an attac
h of pleuro- pneumonia. Mr.. Wye
k came to Umatilla county last sprir
'e from Montana, and took governmei
o land beyond Foster. Upon the arri
d al of his daughter in. August,
= came to Pendleton. where the faith
III and two daughters have resided III
t. til Mr.. Wyck went to Spokane tv
weeks ago.