East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-20
PERSONAL MENTION

C. w. Hunt is in town from Echo.
G. W. Phelps is in town from Hepp-
nsr.
]. ]. Raulston. of Adams. ds in
town.
Mrs, A. Fohrmann is visiting friends
in 'Colfax.
Sam Starr is a Pendleton visitor
from Helix.
]. Zimmerman and wife, of Helix.
are in town.
". W. Wolf of Echo. is a business
visitor in town.
Charles and George Albee are in
town from Helix.
Sheriff 7. d. Taylor was in waHa
yesterday on business.
Mrs Norville Jones has returned
fro ma visit to Portland.
Tom and Pearl Mcbride. of wes-
ton. are in Pendleton to-day
Pat Cayanaugh. a prominent walla
Walla attorney. is in Pendieton today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Edwards, of
Pilot Rock. are visiting in Pendletcu.
Arthur Knight left this morning for
Dayton and other points in Washing
ton.
Mrs George Hartman is spending
the holidays with her parents at AS
toria.
Frank Mizuno. a Japanese student.
is learning photography with 7. Dam
ner.
Miss Alice Kieth, of Albion, Wash,
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Matlock.
Miss Helen Gray, of Weston, was in
Pendleton last night on her way TO
Heppner.
Vesta Hurlburt, of Albany, Or, Is
in Pendleton, the guest of her uncle.
D. Turner.
Jesse Moore, Clyde Bott, Frank
Stanton and Dave Richardson of He
lix. are in town.
Bert knight was arrested by the
police this afternoon charged with
peddling jewelry without a license.
Frank Miller. now of Spokane, for
merly a resident of this city, is
spending a few days here on business.
District Attorney C. W. Phelps is in
Pendleton from Heppner, attending
to business connected with his Of
flee.
Mrs. Gerald Tuttle will arrive this
evening from Portland, to be the
guest until after the holidays of her
sisters.
r. l. Bussabarger. of Seattle, will
-uenE the holiday season with Rev.
: II. Brooks and win fill the pulpit
lext sunday
NJ aud AIRS. K. l. Wagner, who
ave been Wis, ting Nh. and Mrs. L. G.
Frazier. left last .dght for their home
n Toledo, o.
Miss Fanchon and ESarl Borie are
lome for the holidays. i'hey are at
ending school at the Univ sTsity ol
at Seattle.
Miss Bertha Alexander arrived last
light from Portland. where she has
,een attending ST. Helen's Hall, TO
pend the Christmas holidays.
A. c. Haley, of Baker City, is Wis
ting in this city. He will leave
Baker shortly for San Bernardino,
-al., where ne will make his home,
Ben Wallace, freight conductor
IN the Oregon Short Line, is in Pen
ileton on his way to Huntingdon He
has been visiting his mothPr at walla
valla.
Mrs. S. P. Gould was in town this
but left on the westbound
rain to attend the funeral of her
sister VINO IS to be buried at Echo
today.
MIS- Daniel Stewart, of Anoka,
AiW L., is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
" illiam Godecke. She is very much
pleased with Pendleton and will
probably spend the winter.
Mr.. C. L. Cox is here from Pendle-
ton. He is interested in the Buffalo
mine near here, and is looking after
business in connection with that
well known property.-Granite Gem
John Lawrey. who has been sick for
the past nine weeks. is on the. streets
again. From a weight of 175 pounds
he decreased to 115. He is rapidly
picking up flesh and will soon look
the same old John.
NJ. ]. Logan. who is farming neal
Cunningham, WASH, is in town or
business. Mr.. Logan was located a
Pendleton from 1888 until about II
years ago, being employed on the o
r. & n. railway.
Mrs. W. ID. Hansford has gone Il
Spokane TO attend the wedding of he
grandson at that place, December rs
The young mans name is Frank Rob
bins. and ne is son OF ]. H. Rob
bfpS NJ Snokana formerly of fhi