East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-04
PERSONAL MENTION

VIII slusher. the well known sheep
man. is in town.
William Mills, a Juniper farmer.
has been spending few days in the
city.
H. C. Willis. editor of the Echo
News, is in town accompanied by his
wife.
]. NJ. Hemphill, of Pilot Rock, is
here today while in the city on busi-
ness.
Mrs. W. L. Van Nuys left last eve
ming for a visit to friends in La
Grande.
Charles Snyder, of Echo, is at the
Bickers today while in the city on
business.
Joseph Rothlin, a well known stock
man from Mckay, was here this
morning.
Conductor Kelsay has resumed his
duties again after an absence of sew
eral days
Theodore Hanch and A. Foster
came in this morning from Meacham
for short stay.
]. S. Baker, of Baker & Folsom,
has been i'll for severak days past with
an attack of la grippe.
F. NJ. Bracking is in walla walla
on business connected with the In
ternational Correspondence SCHOOL,
A. E. Troyes came in on the even
ing train last night from Milton. He
is engaged in fruit raising and gard
ening at that place. r
]. K. Smith of Pendleton, was Wis.,
iting with Mr. and Mrs. Cox the first
of the week. He is an uncle of Mrs.
Cox.-Arlington Record.
NJ. H. Rice, of Freewater, is in the
city in the interest of the Oregon
Fire Relief Association. of which he
is the Umatilla agent.
Conductor F. L. Coykendall. of the
Huntington-Pendle passenger run,
is taking a few days rest and Con-
ductor ]. L. McCrary is in his place.
Conductor Coykendall. of the o. R.
& N. passenger service. has gone to
Portland for a short visit and his
place is being filled by Conductor
McCreary.
Among the educators to leave for
Weston this morning was President
| French, of the Normal School. who
will arrive home just in time to at
tend the institute.
George Ferguson president of the
Retail Clerks Union. who has been
| confined to his room for the pas
week with an liberated jaw, is now
reported to be improving.
Senators Smith and Pierce ant
Representative Cole all arrived from
Salem this morning, and will remain
until Sunday evening. This is thu
first time the last two have beer
home for several weeks.
City Superintendent Conklin ant
County superintendent Welles wer'
passengers on the train this morning
for Weston, where they go to attend
the meeting of the county exhibi
committee and also the local teachers
institute.
F. W. Kattenbaugh, of Lewiston
stopped over in the city last night oil
his way home from Portland He Il
the president of the Idaho Trust com
pany, of Lewiston, and is stockhold
er in the Commercial National Banl
of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Willis, of Echo
are in the city today. Mrs. Willis /
taking medical treatment here ant
Mr.. Willis is attending to bushes
connected with the Echo News. MI
Willis is enthusiastic over the pros
poets for a large excursion from Una
tilla county to the opening of tn
Lewis and Clark fair, Echo havinI
already organized one Pullman car
load for the event.
"Blinky" Morgan, a well known 10
comotive engineer, formerly of tn
o. X. & N. now working on tn
Northern Pacific at Livingston. Mont
is visiting for few days at the hOm
of T. ]. Million. Mr.. Morgan say
that business has become so dull o.
the Northern Pacific that many o
the regular crews have been take
out of service until the spring wor
begins.