East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-24
PERSONAL MENTION

morning. '9
Paul Custer of Portland, is in Pep(
dleton today.
Charley Mclean left this morn,ny
Tor Spokane.
Harry Rees is home from Spokane
to spend the holidays.
Fred H. Shoemaker came in last
night from Spokane.
Mrs. A. NJ. Clark is able to resume
ner uutes at the Peoples Warehouse.
j. F. Maple came in from Manles
Bros. Meadow creek ranch last night.
Albert Hess, of the Evening Tele-
sram' Will return to Portland tonight.
Dan P. smythe went to Arlington
this morning to spend Christmas with
his parents.
Rev. Robert Warner leaves tonight
Tor Meacham, where he will hold SER
vices tomorrow.
Ebert Redd formerly of this CITY
now of Kahlotus. Wash, is visiting
friends in this city.
Miss Rose Fletcher, who has been
under the weather for a day or two
Is able to be about again.
Miss Nellie Darr has been elected
teacher in school district "a, Is miles
northwest of Pendleton.
Mrs. C. M. Rice and family left
this morning to spend Christmas at
her old home at Dayton.
Robert Starkweather returned this
morning from Bawker City to spend
the holidays with friends in this CITY
DR., j. A. Best of Weston, today
moved to Pendleton, where he expects
TO locate and practice his profession.
Mr.. C. C. Sharp and wife returned
this morning from Portland. Mrs.
Sharp has been visiting friends for
the past nine weeks.
Lou Wenham of the Spokesman
Review, was a passenger to La
Grande today, where he will spend
the Christmas holidays.
Rev. H. NJ. Smith, the state Con-
gregational missionary, was a guest
of Rev T. r. Egerton yesterday. He
left last night for Portland.
Fannie and Mark Robinson are
here from Milton. They are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Strain. They are
former pupils of Mr.. Strain.
Adniah Wilder, of the Boys and
Girls Aid Society of Portland, was in
Pendleton this morning on his way
to Milton to spend Christmas with
his mother.
Louis Monterastelli, of Pendleton,
was in Heppner several days the past
week looking after the interest of his
marble works in this city.-Heppner
Times.
|, Constance Despair and Alma Hal
lock of Portland, are guests of Mrs.
c. C. Berkeley. Miss Hallock will
visit Baker City before returning to
Portland.
Louis Francis stopped off On his
way home from the st. Louis fair to
visit for few days with Mr. and Mrs.
II. j. Wilkerson. He left this morn
ing Tor Portland.
]. E. Montgomery left this morning
for Nez Perce to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Montgomery left several days
ago. They will visit with Mrs. Mont
gomery's parents.
Tom Milarkey, one of the oldest
and best known of Pendleton's pio-
neers, was in town yesterday on bust
ness at the brickyard. He has new
building in view at Pendleton.
L. L. Upton has been elected clerk
of school district 40, at Kamela, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of C,
II. Carlson. Carlson was accidentally
killed while out hunting, two months
ago.
Miss Emma Green, who has done
such good work in the public schools
of Helix for the last three years, has
resigned and Miss Cora Pickel will
take her place. Miss Pickel has taught
in the Helix schools before.
E. [. Davis is taking a two weeks
vacation from the geological service.
He left this morning for San Francis
co and other California points. Mr..
Davis mother accompanied him.
They will go by boat from Portland
to San Francisco.
Prof. william Haw has just return
ed from Rltzville. Cheney and
Sprague While here he will visit
with his sisters. Mrs. George Robbins,
Mrs. George Hamlin and Mrs. G.
Haw. Mr.. Haws wife came here
several days ago.
H. G. Walker was seized with a
sudden attack of heart trouble yes
terday and became unconscious at the
real estate office. DR.. Cashatt was
summoned and succeeded in restoring
the patient, whose condition for a
time created alarm.-Weston Leader.
L. J. Smith, the son of the wheat
king Of the Palouse. was Pendleton
visitor. He left for Endicott this
morning. His father. L. F. Smith, re-
Gently sold the bulk Of his wheat
crop for S46.436.30. He farms 500
acres of decided land in the Palouse
country, and about 5000 acres Of
leased land.