East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-18
PERSONAL MENTION

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Henry Roos of Portland, is here Wis
iting with A. Il. Lambert and family
+. e. Sherman of Pilot Rock, left
today for Portland for a visit to the
fair.
Joe Bailey Of Foster, came up last
evening from that place for a short
visit here.
Attorney RAIDER of Walla Walla,
has been attending to legal matters
| here today
Mr. and Mrs. j, S. Mcleod and fam
lily left today for a visit to the Lewis
and Clark fair.
Mrs. C. c. Van Orsdall accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Carol, left yes
terday for Portland.
William NJ. Scott the extensive
wheatraiser of Helix, has been in the
city during the day.
DR.. A. X. Dice of Walla Walla, is
here today having come over from
that place this morning.
A. ID. Stillman has gone to Portland
on a short business trip and will re-
turn tonight or tomorrow.
c. Il. Roosevelt returned this morn
ing from Portland, where he has been
visiting for a week past.
Col. j. II. Raley and Miss Adna Ra-
ley left for Portland Saturday night
and will remain there for a week
j. |. Agnew of Echo, came up this
morning to join his family here
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E. G. stanfield, of Echo, has been
here during the day, having come up
on the evening train yesterday.
Attorney J. II. Lawrey left this af-
ternoon for Portland and the sound,
where he will visit for a week or
more
H. w Patton OF Bircn creek, and
f. $. Patton of Pilot Rock, both left
last night for Portland for visit to
the fair.
Mrs. NJ. j. Lane and daughter. Miss
Neva Lane, have returned from Port
land, where they have been spending
the summer.
Fred Vincent left yesterday after
noon for Seattle, where he will attend
the University of Washington during
the coming winter.
Messrs. Will and Charles Gray, of
Astoria, brothers of Mrs. Geo. Hart
man. Jr.. are here upon a visit with
friends and relatives.
Fire Chief j. It. Brown and wife
have returned from Portland. where
they have been visiting at the fair for
"A week or more past.
Ed NJ. Mack, the well known COM
positor from Portland, is now perma-
nently employed as ad compositor on
the East Oregonian.
H. F. Chilson of Ukiah, accompanied
by his family. left this morning for
Portland to attend the Lewis and
CLARK fair for few days
Mrs. e. II. Stone and two children
of Athena, came down last evening
from the above place and left on the
night train for Portland.
Mr. and Mrs Gideon Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Mccormack and
Newton Bentley left this morning for
the Lewis and Clark fair.
Mrs. j. B. Small of Union, arrived
here yesterday and will remain for
some time. Her husband is a con-
tractor for the O. X. 4 n.
Frank Downey, formerly in the
butcher business in this city, is now |
employed by the Union Meat company |
at Walla Walla as salesman.
II. c. Willis, publisher of the Echo /
News is in the city today in search of 1
"A house to rent. He expects to issue
the News here in a short time.
city Recorder Thomas Fitz Gerald |
Is i'll this afternoon, and has been una
BILE to be at his office since the hold
ing Of police court this morning.
Father Trivelli. of st. Mary's Cath
plic church, left this morning for The
Dalles on brief business trip, ex-
pecting to return tomorrow night.
Mr., and Mrs. j. NJ. Rankin of JOS
eph. Wallowa county, arrived here
this morning from Portland, and left
on the 3 O'Clock train for Spokane.
John Gagen arrived last evening
from Walla Wala. whore he has been
visiting fOr short time. and it is
said that he will go into business here.
n. II. Pinkerton, Crook county
farmer formerly of Athena is here
today attending to business matters.
His home is on the Deschutes river.
west of Prineville.
T.. f.. Sharon, grand secretary of
the odd Fellows for Oregon, and for
merly of this city, has arrived here
upon a business trip and will remain |
for perhaps n week
A. Smythe, the well known Airing
ton sheep dealer. arrived here today !
from North Yakima, where he has
been making some shipments Of nut
to the Chicago market.
William Connolly. assistant superin-
tendent of the o. r. & N. for the La |
Grande division, is in the city today |
having accompanied the special train I
over from Huntington today,
Miss Caroline Marvin, secretary OF |
the state library association, who has !
been in the city for a few days, left |
this morning for Milton, expecting to
return to this city tomorrow night.
Miss Bess Craig, teacher In the PEN
dleton academy. arrived yesterday
from Grove City, Pa, where
she has been spending the latter por-
ton of the summer at her old home.