East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-12
PERSONAL MENTION


Louis c. Proebstel. was a Pendleton
visitor last night.
Clark E. Nelson, of Weston, was
in Pendleton last night.
c. A. McReynolds, of Ukiah, is in
the city on trading trip.
Mrs. F. E. Hume. of Pilot Rock is
guest of Hotel Bickers today.
District Attorney G. w. Phelps. of
Heppner. is visitor to the city on
professional business
A. l.. Craig, passenger agent of the
o r. & n, passed through the city
TINS morning on tour Of the system.
County Superintendent Frank X.
Welles during the present week, visit
ed the schools in districts As, 21 and
81.
Fred Haggist, of Walla walla. is in
Pendleton today. Mr. Haggist has
JUST returned from a trip to La
Grande.
Mrs. F. F. Waffle is in the CITY
while her husband. Fred Waffle. is
on the Huntington Pendleton pas
senger run.
II. H. Gilbert. chairman of the Pi-
lot Rock school board and one of
the chief promoters of the Birch
Creek Telephone company, is in the
city on business today.
George Henry, for a number of
years O. R. & N. yardmaster in the
La Grande yards, but now yardmaster
for the Northern Pacific at Pasco. is
in the city a guest of F. L. Coyken-
dali, for a few days
Clarence Boerstel, formerly with
the Schmidt Drug ompany, has ac-
cepted position as office boy with
DR.. Lynn X. Blakeslee. He will also
study medicine during the evenings
and at odd times.
Hank Means, who has resided at
Ashwood for the past two years ar
rived home last night, and will re-
main during the winter. Mrs. Means
and the family came here from Ash
wood, at the opening of school
M. J. Cameron and family will
leave next Thursday for Los Angeles
Cal, to reside permanently. The
move win be made for the benefit of
Mr. Cameron's health. They have
resided in Pendleton and vicinity for
10 years
f. M. Saxon and William Smith,
prominent attorneys of Baker city,
are attending to business before the
supreme court William Smith was
formerly state senator from Baker
and Malheur counties, but was beaten
by one vote by John L. Rand in
1902.
Rev. G. l.. Hall, pastor of the Bap-
list church, returned this morning
from La Grande, where he has been
assisting in the Baptist meetings at
that place: He reports the meetings
to have been very successful, and en-
joyed his work in that city very
much.
S. H. Forshaw, who has visited sew
eral points in the county in the inter-
est of the county exhibit for the
Lewis and Clark fair, reports con-
siderable interest among the farmers
and fruit men on the subject and ex-
poets to gather first-class collection
of Umatilla products.
Frank Coykendall assumed the
HuntingtonPe Pendleton passenger run,
on the O. r. & ~, permanently. last
night, He began braking on the o.
r. & y. out of La Grande about 16
81 ;,,l
the freight service is Fred Waffle,
who will now be the extra passenger
conductor on the mountain division. |
H. c. Willis, secretary of the Echo
Commercial Club. came up last even
ing and took the night train for El
Paso, where he goes as the delegate
from the Echo district to the irriga-
tion congress. He was supplied with
statistics on winter irrigation and
open ditch results in the Butter Greek |
country, to present to F. H, Newell |
chief of the reclamation department |
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Krebs, of Lew
iston. are in the city for a visit with |
friends. Mr.. Krebs has been i'm busi-
ness in Lewiston since last May, and |
is well pleased with that town. The
people held a successful county fair
and crops have been good and busi-
ness is better in all the towns of that
district than for years. They have
host of friends here who are glad to
know of their success in their new To-
cation.