East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-22
PERSONAL MENTION

today upon business.
Edwin Reason is here today from
Tekoa, Wash. upon a brief trip.
George Ferguson left this mornint
for Weston for a short business trip
G. o. Johnson is in the city today
from Arlington for short business
visit.
Christian Hellberg is here today
from Milton, near which place he has
a ranch.
Mrs. William Nichols, a pioneer
woman of Milton, is in the city this
afternoon.
S. G. Lightfoot is visiting here to-
day. He is a farmer of the Vinson
neighborhood.
Alfred Penny. of Uorth Yakima, is
here upon a short visit. and is a guest
at the Hotel Bickers.
Frank Bowman, brother of Purl
Bowman, and his wife. are here from
Wallowa county on a visit.
Charles McBee is in town today
from his Birch creek home. He has
just finished seeding so acres of al
falfa.
Frank Bailey, who has been en-
ployed in the Boston Store for some
time past, will leave in the morning
for Alberta.
James Leslie, of the Richmond
Paper company, of Seattle, is in the
city, today on a tour of the Eastern
Oregon counties
NJ. S. Robinson, of Milton. is visit
ing in town today. He is a farmer
on the Walla Walla river, several
miles above Milton.
Lowell Rogers, a farmer of the
Adams neighborhood, was here yes
terday upon business and returned
to his home this morning
James Hill has returned to his
studies at Whitman College, after
spending week on the farm, during
the illness of his brother Fred.
o. r. Ball, manager of the Ameri-
can Type Founders company, of Port
land, is in the city today, having
come over from La Grande and Baker
City.
Ed Thompson, brother of Harry
Thompson, of the Savings Bank, was
here yesterday visiting his brother,
and returned to his home at Walla
Walla this morning
Rev. H. $. Shangle, presiding elder
for this district for the NJ. e. church.
South, who conducted the quarterly
meetings at that church Saturday and
Sunday, has returned to his home at
Milton.
c. F. Gilpin arrived today from
Prosser and says a general rain has
fallen all over Franklin county. Crops
are well advanced in that district and
the prospects for a heavy crop are
now good
E. j. Wilbur, the well known stock
man from Meacham creek. is in town
this afternoon on a trading trip. The
spring range was never better on
Meacham creek. than now and stock
( is in prime condition.
Rev c. H. Gibbs, financial agent
/ for Columbia college at Milton. was
i'm the city last night the guest of
Rev. NJ. V. Howard. He returned to
Milton this morning Columbia col
lege is enjoying one of the best years
in its history.
Roy Raley returned from Echo
after taking part in a suit in the jus
tice court at that place. The suit
was transferred to Echo from Union
county, and J. d. Slater, brother of
r, j. Slater. appeared as an attorney
in the case also.
o. Il. Harper, manager and pro-
prietor of the Pendleton creamery.
arrived this morning from La Grande
and will remain i'm the city perma-
nently,. to have charge of the plant.
shipment of machinery arrived
this morning and will be installed at
once.
DR.. T. j. Lloyd, the veterinarian.
who has just returned from a visit to
the north part of the county. reports
stock in fine condition. DR.. Lloyd
has just been appointed deputy state
inspector and will hereafter inspect
all stock leaving the state for the
north
w. Everitt, who owns tract of
land 1S miles northeast of this city,
near Julius Huddenians, left for
Portland this morning, where he will
resume his position of locomotive en-
gineer on the Southern Pacific during
the summer months He was former
ly an engineer out of Roseburg. Or.
on that road.
A. b. Galloway representing the
| Blake-McFaull Paper company. of
Portland, passed through this morn
ing from Baker City to his home at
Walla Walla. The weather in East
ern Oregon has been very severe for
the past few days. and Mr.. Galloway
is glad to get back into the sunshine
of Umatilla and Walla Walla coun-
ties once more.
REWARD FOR MAYNARD BROWN