East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06
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PERSONAL MENTION

VIM Roesch left this morning for
walla walla.
Lee Teutsch is confined to his home
with the grip.
Ed Dupuis is here today from his
ranch at Nolin.
Bert Casedy, of Dayville. is a guest
OF Hotel st. George today
District Attorney Phelps is expect
ed over tonight from Heppner.
Miss Bessie Bracking is seriously
Ill at her home. with pneumonia.
c. E. Fugua, of Riparia, is here Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. ]. L. Vaughan.
F. B. Reed. of Irrigon, is at the St.
George today while in the city on
business.
H. C. Greer, of Ruby & Co., has
gone to Colfax on business for his
employers.
Ben Milne and wife, of walla
Walla, are here visiting Mrs. Mines
father, S. Twist.
The little child of e. B. Shafer
living nine miles north of town, is re-
ported quite i'll.
Rev. Jonathan Edwards left Sat.
urday for Hay Station. Wash, where
he will conduct a series of meetings
Miss Clara Wilkinson, who but re-
Gently was subjected to a surgical op.
Grafton, is reported to be convalesc'
ing.
Royal Sawtelle, now in the jewelr,
business at Athena, was here yester-
day visiting his mother, Mrs. NJ. N
Sawtelle.
H. E. Collier, deputy district attor.
ney. returned yesterday from Rose.
burg and Oakland, where he has beer
for the past week.
John Raulstone, one of the exten,
sive wheat farmers of Adams, lef
this morning for his home after hav
ing spent several days here.
Joseph Basler, Theo Hauch anC
Antoine Fischer left last night fol
G1angeville, Idaho. where they viii
inspect a brewery with a view Il
buying it.
Mrs. Hannah Rogers of La Grande
who visited Mrs. Charles F. Brown
this winter. is now seriously sick a
her home in La Grande with an at
tack of the grip.
J. F. Kreps, o. R. & N. lineman fo
the Washington division, is in tn
city today, looking over the system
Very little trouble is experienced witt
the wires on the Washington division
because of the absence of timbe
Falong the line.
Charles 6. Haynes. who has beel
employed in the mechanical depart
ment of the o. r. & N, in this cit
for the past two months. has gon
to Portland on a business visit an
will go from there to his home i
Grangeville, Idaho, where he will re
main.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. V. Howard lei
this morning for Spokane. where the
will visit for two weeks with thei
daughter, Mrs. r. H. Coston. Re-
w. C. Howard. of Milton. will preac
at the NJ. E. church. South. durin
his fathers absence.
Elmer Smith. colored. who slippe
and broke his wrist. while return
ing home from school two weeks ag'
> has about recovered from the injur
and will start to school next weel
The wrist will not be permanent
crippled as was thought at first
c. II. Duncan and wife, of Bake
City, passed through Pendleton e
route home from Portland. NJ
Duncan has been for about thrt
months in continuous service upo
the federal grand jury. Mrs. Dun
can is sister of Mrs. e. NJ. Mack,
this place.
H. Brown. of Portland, is in II
, city visiting his daughter. Mrs. G.
$ Brown, who is at st. Anthony's no
I pital with a severely injured wris
$ caused by the breaking of a fru
. jar, which she was. trying to opt
at the home of her father-in-law
= II. Young. She is improving slowl
o although the injuries are serious.