East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-24
PERSONAL MENTION

PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. w. T. Hislop left this morning
for a visit to Walla Walla.
Frank English, farmer of Weston
mountain, is in town today attending
to business.
r. G. HALEY went to his farm on
Wild Horse today to look after the
spring work.
Dan p Smythe is greatly improved
today, and hopes to be out again in
short time.
Colonel r. C. Judson, who came up
from Echo last evening, returned to
! Portland this morning.
Samuel Truesdall, one of the Oldest
pioneers of Union county, died at La
Grande yesterday evening.
A. D. Smith, of Dayton. Wash;
formerly a resident OF this city, is
here for a few days on business.
Mrs. C. C. Sharp will leave for the
Alberta country with the Rigby fam
lily, when they go in the near future.
A. NJ. Gillis, a lumber dealer of
Athena, was in town last evening on
business and returned home this
morning.
Miss Bessie Switzler has returned
from Portland, after having visited
there with friefds and relatives dur.
ing the past week or two.
| W. A. Warren, who is a farmer
! from near Warren station, returned
last night from a visit to Portland
and was in town this morning
L. Blowers, United States deputy
marshal, arrived last night on the
west-bound train from Ontario, and
will leave for Portland either tonight
or tomorrow.
Grandma" Munra, formerly ma
tron of the Log Cabin, the o. r. &
N. eating house at Meacham, passed
through from Hood River last night,
en- route to Chicago
c. f. Redfield, of Heppner, is in
the city today, comforting with the
Northern Pacific surveyors now max
ing a survey out of this city toward
the Heppner coal fields.
E. S. Wilbur of Duncan, is in the
city today. He is a prominent stock
man of that vicinity, and is to do the
assessment work for Assessor Strain
in that section of the county this
year.
Clarence Adams, who has ben oper-
ator for the Northern Pacific at Dav-
export, Wash, for the past five
months, is in the city on visit to
his father, Walter Adams, agent of
the w. & C. r.
Robin and Agnes Fletcher came up
from Umatilla last evening on a brief
visit to their home in this city. Mrs.
Robin Fletcher and children are at
the home of W. d. Fletcher while
the children are i'll.
Robert Brownell of Umatilla, was
brought to the city last evening to
bone which had been troubling him
for several months. He was accom-
panied by his father D. c. Brownell
H. NJ. Dwyer travelling salesman
for a wholesale grocery firm of Ia
coma, received a message while in
the city yesterday that his wife, for
merly Miss Eva Switzler, had given
birth to a son at their home i'm Ia
coma. Wednesday night.
}. w. Rosen, formerly sheriff of
Nez Perce county, Idaho, is in the f.
city today having just returned from /
IA trip to the Bend country in Crook
county. where he was looking for ir- /
rigated land. He will go to Umatilla
in company with d. c. Brownell to .
look over that district tomorrow.
c. +. Gilpin. who is in the city from
Prosser, says the rain that has visit |
ed Umatilla county in the past week |
has also covered the Franklin county |
wheat belt Umatilla county people |
who are interested in Franklin coun- |
ty are now elated over crop prospects |
there.
w. f. Cargill, of Helix, left last
night for Nez Perce City, Idaho, /
where he expects to live in future |
He sold off most of his farming i'm
plements but moved his stock to |
Idaho. He is well pleased with the |
outlook in Nez Perce and believes it
is one of the best spots in the West |
Senator Charles w. Fulton was !
passenger on the west-bound train !
last night, returning home from
Washington. He remained there sew |
eral weeks following the adjournment |
of congress, in order to close the bus
mess of the Oregon delegation, of
which he is now the only member !
recognized by the administration.
Beggar Gets Three DAYS.