East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-02
PERSONAL MENTION

A. b. Noble is spending a few days
at his ranch on Meadow creek.
H. C. Worth, salesman in Parker's
E. p. Marshall returned this morn
ing from Portland, after a short visit
in that city.
F. G. Mcintosh and family will leave
in the morning for an outing at Toak-
land, Wash.
william Blakeley visited the farm
at Eastland today, where harvesting
is in progress.
Miss Mabel Cunning, teacher of
Los Angeles, is in the city visiting Mrs.
j. F. Nowlin.
District Attorney G.. w. Phelps left
this morning for Heppner for short
visit at that place.
o. T. Douglas of Weston, and owner
of the opera house there, is in the city
today for a short visit.
Rev. G. L. Hall, pastor of the Bap-
tist church, left last evening for
Meacham to join his family.
Charles Eppinger and family have
left for Hidaway Springs where they
will remian for several weeks.
Federal Inspector w. H. Lytle left
this morning for Arlington on business
connected with his department
Mrs. John Baker and children have
returned from Meacham, where they
have been staying for several weeks
past
James Wright, the North Yakima
sheepbuyer, was in town yesterday
evening and a guest at the Hotel Pen
dleton.
Attorney George NJ. Smith, of the
o. Il. & N, left last evening for east
ern oregon points in the interest of
the claim department
Miss Efne Jean Frazier left last
night for Portland, where she will
visit friends and see the exposition
during the next two weeks.
Mrs. D. C. Brown of the dry
goods department of Alexander's
store, will leave this evening for Ba-
ker City to join her husband.
Engineer John Jesse is on the PEN
! dleton-Spokane passenger run of the
! o. r. & n. for few days, in place of
$. s. Butler. who is taking a vacation.
Frank Blair, formerly of Weston
and until recently owner of cigar
store at Oregon City, passed through
here this morning on the way to Wes-
ton.
Oscar Drumheller, of Walla Walla,
passed through Pendleton last even
ing on the way to Bingham Springs
where his family is staying for several
weeks.
George w. Proebstel, regent of the
normal school, was i'm the city yester-
day afternoon for a short time and
left in the evening for his home at
Weston.
Judge S. A. Lowell, accompanied by
| Mrs. Lowell and daughter, returned
| from Portland, where they have been
| during the past week or more, visiting
| the fair.
Prof. r, C. French of the Weston
Normal came down last evening in
the interest of the school and is now
very hopeful that 1t will be kept open
| for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munroe Hicks passed
through here last evening on their
way home to Weston after having
been at McBroom's place, near Pilot
Rock, for some time past.
f. f. Livengood of the Teutsch de-
partment store, returned this morning
| from Portland, where he has been
| spending his vacation. His wife and
children are now visiting in Seattle.
Charles Gritman, of the Gritman
cigar store, has returned from trip
which included Ritzville, Seattle and
! Portland, and upon which he has been
| gone for the last two weeks or more.
Miss Maude Rice and Miss Gertrude
| Morrison of Spokane, are in town Wis
/ itng, and are the guests of Mrs. c. d.
McBain, who is a sister of the first
named. From here they will leave
I for Portland, where they will visit the
/ fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Roberts of Iowa,
who have been visiting the formers
| brother G. A. Roberts. Of this place
for n short time, left this morning for
La Grande, where they will be the
| guests of \. A. Roberts and family for
! a time.
James Carlow, a banker of Omaha
and an old friend of George A. Rob-
/ erts. is visiting in this county and ex-
poets to remain here for about two
months, during which time he may
make some investments in Umatilla
county property.
County School Superintendent Il. L.
Bragg of Union, who has been in
Portland for the past month assisting
with the educational exhibit at the
Lewis and Clark fair, passed through
the city last evening on his return to
his home in La Grande.
II. o. Delano, inspector for the
Transcontinental Freight association
who has been located here for the past
four months left this morning for
San Francisco from where he will be
sent by the head offices to establish
several new agencies for the associa-
ton,
A. ID. Stillman returned last evening
from Spokane and British Columbia
where he has been during the past
week. His trip into Canada was fol
the purpose of visiting the Frisco
Standard mine, near Boundary he be
ing the representative of some of the
Buffalo, N. Y, parties who have stock
in the mine,