East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-27
PERSONAL MENTION

EENoONAL MENIlON
R. n. stanfield. of Echo. is in Pen
dleton.
T NJ. Pnklngton left last night for
Southern Oregon,
Henry Schultz, a Colfax brewer is
In Pendleton on business.
W. D. Paisley. of the Peoples Ware
house, is i'll OF la grippe.
James H. Doty leaves tomorrow
night for Southern Oregon.
Miss Mae Carmichael, of weston,
was in Pendleton last night
Miss Elizabeth Parrot is spending
the holiday vacation at her home in
Roseburg.
Mrs. W. c. Cook, of Portland, is in
Pendleton the guest of H. E. Cook
and family.
Mrs. S. RAIDER. mother of A. NJ. Ra.
der, is seriously i'll at her home in
Walla walla.
Lou Wenham has returned from
La Grande, where he spent Christmas
with his parents.
Robert Cronin, who has been III for
several weeks with typhoid fever, is
improving slowly.
G. L. Horseman, the prominent
stockman of Gurdane, is in the city
on business today.
District Attorney G. W. Phelps. of
Heppner, is in town today. He spent
Christmas at Hilgard
]. H. Lawrey, who has had a severe
attack of typhoid fever is again at his
law office, entirely recovered.
H. Connell. division roadmaster of
the o. R. g. N. at Umatilla, is in the
city today on tour of his division.
Wayne Maloney, who was seriously
injured while coasting down the Main
street hill yesterday, is getting along
nicely.
Miss Edna Thompson, who has been
. confined to her home by an injured
, foot the result of stepping on a nail
, is able to be about.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartman, Jr.
| returned this morning from Astoria
e where they spent Christmas with Mrs
Hartman's mother.
Justice of the Peace Thomas Fit;
Gerald yesterday officiated at the
, marriage of Walter W. Smith ant
4 Miss Mabel J. Beittel.
: w. D. Fletcher, who has been con
= | fipad 70 I,iu roo,,, x.-itI, a uauara attn cl
t of the grip is again on the street, hav
n ing partially recovered.
: Mrs w. ]. Skiles left yesterday will
y her husband to accompany him on
e trip over the territory he covers il
e his position as salesman.
u Miss Nellie Cameron and sister
u Tootsie, and Mrs. Nellie Shaneholtl
e will leave tomorrow for Portland
e where they will spend several day
d visiting friends.
George Lindgreen Of Union, VIII
has been confined to the hospita
with an operation for hernia, has re
covered sufficiently to be out and
" the guest of Prof. e. B. Conklin, for
At few days before returning home.
Mrs. C. w. Proebstel and Miss MAJ
"a garet Proebstel, of Weston, were
Pendleton last night en- route to L
= Grande, where Miss Proebstel wi
e undergo an operation for appendiciti
10 They were the guests of Mrs Leon
: Thompson and daughters
D. James Furnish and family have n
turned from a visit to the st. Lou
fair, bringing with them the lit
daughter of James Hartnett, who'
t,o wife died suddenly In Pueblo, Co
as last Saturday, while EN- route hon
os with Mr.. Furnish and family, fro
II the fair.
n Charles II. Jones, editor of the o
Il. egon Teachers Monthly, published
m. Salem, and State Superintendent J.
I. Alderman, have gone to Spokane
r. attend the Washington State TeacI
in ers Institute at that city. Mr.. Jon
k passed through here this morning al
Mr.. Ackerman will go by way OF Um
tilla and the Washington branch
the o. r. & N.