East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-08
PERSONAL MENTION

city today on business.
Peter Tachelli OF Wild Horse creek,
is in the city today on a trading trip.
Joe N. Scott, the we'll known citi-
zen of Athena, is in the city today, a
guest of Hotel st. George.
w. NJ. Pierce returned last night
from Hot Lake, where he has been
visiting during the past few days
Jesse Moore left last evening for his
home on Butter creek, after a busi-
ness trip to the county seat.
Otis Patterson, of The Dalles, for
merly register of The Dalles land Of
flee, is in the city on brief business
trip today.
Charles McBee has just returned
from Hot Lake, where he took his
step-son, Elroy Tuel, to be treated
for rheumatism.
G. L. Tufts. of Portland, president
of the Anti-saloon League of Oregon,
is at the Bickers today, while in the
city on business.
Walter Markham, secretary of the
Cold Storage company, returned last
night on the Spokane train from a
trip up the county.
C. j. Munson, state land commits
sioner at Moscow, Idaho, passed
through this morning from Boise City
en- route to his home.
Conductor Martin Anderson has re-
sumed his passenger run on the Pen
dleton-H Huntington division of the o.
r. & N. after a few days illness.
Dan P. Smythe is reported to be
improving slowly at his home in Arl-
ington, but will not be able to return
to Pendleton for a week or two yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. McManus, of the
Pilot Rock Record, drove in this
morning by private conveyance, to
attend to business at the county seat.
]. N. Teal, the prominent Portland
capitalist and attorney for the Open
River association, is a guest of Hotel
Pendleton today while here on busi-
ness.
J. B. Eddy, former editor of the
Tribune of this city, now connected
with the right of way department of
the o. r. & N, is in the city today a
guest of Hotel Bickers.
Conductor H. c.. Grady, delegate
from the La Grande lodge of conduc-
tors to the national convention of the
order, which meets in Portland on
May IA, was in the city today.
Rev. G. L. Hall, pastor of the Bap-
tist church, arrived home this morn
ing from few days visit to Portland.
He is elated over the results of the
revival meetings in the metropolis.
Arthur Dresser. who is suffering
from typhoid pneumonia was brought
here from Echo last night and plac-
ed in st. Anthony's hospital. His
condition today is reported to be very
serious.
Attorney T. II. Crawford, one of the
most prominent lawyers in Eastern
oregon, is in the city today from La
Grande. He was democratic candi-
date for presidential eiector at the
last election.
Mrs E. Hutchins, of La Grande,
has arrived and will be the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. w. j. Hopper, un-
til Sunday evening. With her are her
two grand daughters, Roma Jacobson
and Alberta Hopper
Prof E. H. Anderson, principal of
the Athena schools, passed through
last night bound for La Grande. The
professor has been mentioned as a
possible successor to City Superin-
tendent Conklin when the latter re-
signs.
L. b. Rinehart one of the pioneer
stockmen of Eastern Oregon, now a
resident of North Yakima, is in the
city this afternoon on his way to
Payette on a land and cattle deal.
He says prospects for good hop and
hay crop i'm Yakima county are excel
lent.
w. II. McComas, who visited DR..
Blakeslee yesterday. left this morn
ing for Spokane. Mr.. McComas found
ed the Alliance Herald, in this city
in 1892, and has since been postmas-
ter in Kansas, editor of the Haines
Record, and the North Powder Echo.
His home is now at Union.
G. w. Sanders, a wealthy farmer
from Linn county Kansas, arrived
yesterday and will visit with his
brother Charles, of Freewater, who
has lived in Umatilla county for 80
years, during which time the broth
ers had not met. George w. Sanders
will remain in the Northwest for
year at least.
o. E. Harper, manager of the Blue
Mountain creamery, left last night for
La Grande to superintend his eXtens-
i've creamery interests there. j. w.
Bickford, who has been employed as
field agent for the La Grande cream
cry will arrive here Monday to have
charge of the outside work for this
plant. II. C. Asher will have charge
of the creamery inside.
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