East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-15
PERSONAL MENTION

George O'Danlel left last evening
for the Blue mountains upon a hunt
ing trip.
w. ]. Furnish has returned from
Bingham Springs after short out
ing there.
II. C. Means OF Umatilla, came up
from that place last night ror short
stay here.
Mrs. w. II. Boyd of Echo, came up
from that place this morning for a
short visit.
Herbert Boylen, the Pilot Rock
stockman, Is here today. having come
in last evening.
Mrs. C. A. Shepard and daughter,
Mable, left this afternoon for visit
to the exposition
Charles McBee, the well known
farmer of Birch creek, is In the city
today on a trading trip.
Mrs. ]. A. Carlson of Kamela is in
the city for a few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. Bert Huffman.
DR.. w. G. Cole returned last even
ing from Portland. where he has been
visiting for several days past.
Arnold Scheuerman OF the Baker
City Herald, passed down the o. r. &c
n. today to visit the exposition.
Fred Lampkin returned home this
morning after n 10 days vacation
spent at Portland and Long Beach.
Jack Tomllnson, formerly of PEN
dleton, and now located at Umatills,
came up last night for a short visit
here.
Mrs. w. II. Fowler and son left
yesterday for Long Beach, where they
will remain for few weeks upon an
outing.
Mrs. Tom Boylen and children will
arrive from Antelope, Crook county,
in few days. to be here for the OPEN
ing of school.
Kyle Long and wife left this after
noon on the Eastern Oregon excursion
for Portland for a visit to the Lewis
and Clark fair
DR.. T. ]. Lloyd. the we'll known
veterinarian. visited the Wild Horse
ranch OF T. C. HALEY yesterday on
professional business.
George Ferguson. salesman in
Teutsch's store, returned last night
from Weston. where he has been
spending his vacation.
]. NJ Hayes, the well known real
estate dealer OF Athena, left for his
home this morning after a business
visit to the county saet.
]. s. Mathews, in charge of the
boarding car outfit with o. Meary's
o. r. & n. bridge crew now at North
Powder, is in the city for few days.
DR.. r. NJ. Shook, who has been at
Weston for several months. is here
today for the purpose of meeting his
family. which is coming from Idaho.
Richard Mayberry of the Savings
bank clerical force, is expected to re-
turn home tonight after having spent
his vacation in Portland and at the
seaside.
Mrs G.. +. Stocker has returned
home from California, where she
went for the health of her husband,
who died recently and was buried in
Portland.
A. w. Purdy and J. S. Mattson of
Wallace, Idaho, came down last eve
nins on the Spokane train and left
this morning for the southern end of
the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lockley left
this afternoon on the Eastern oregon
excursion on the o. r. & n. for two
weeks visit to the Lewis and Clark
exposition.
Harry c. Thompson, secretary of
the local lodge of Elks, will leave for
Portland tonight to be present at the
celebration of Elks' day at the expo
sition tomorrow.
George Ferguson, of the Teutsch
department store, Lloyd Harrison of
the Tallman drug company and DIR.
Fred Lieuallen left this afternoon for
a visit to the exposition.
Miss Beth Purington. of Grass VAL
ley, Cal, a niece of Mrs. S. A. Lowell,
and her friend, Miss Sue Burcher. of
Auburn, Cal, are visiting at the Low
ell home on johnson street.
X. c. French, formerly president of
the Weston Normal school, came up
this morning from Portland. where
he has been for several days past, and
left at 9 o'clock for Weston.
Engineer Jack Carlson of the Ka-
mela helper, returned last night from
Portland, where he went several days
ago for treatment for an eye. He is
now greatly improved and will return
to work in n short time.
Dale Slusher left yesterday for
Portland and Long Beach, where he
will remain for a short time. after
which he will go to Palo Alto to
resume his studies in Stanford uni
versity, when school opens there the
last of this month.
A. b. Conley, the wheat king of
Eastern Oregon. whose holdings
amount to 1000 acres on the sand
| Ridge in Union coutny, was a passen-
ger on the excursion today to Port
land. Mr., Conley is one of the firms
in Oregon which ships over 100000
bushels of wheat annually.
| II. c. Mack. formerly county school
superintendent of Grant county, is
getting along nicely at Ukiah, Or, as
the proprietor of drug store, says
his father, j. w. Mack, who has just
returned from thai place. Mrs. Dol
lima and Miss Ella Cleaver, who ac-
companied him, remained at Long
Creek.-Pralrie City Miner,