East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-19
PERSONAL MENTION

G. D. Burdick is registered in the
city today from Salem.
C. X. Smith is here today upon a
brief visit from Adams.
James Johns came up last night
from Echo and is here today.
James Means is here today upon a
short visit from his home at Echo.
Mrs A. ]. owen and son Walter,
left this morning for few days visit
to Portland.
Rev. N. H. Brooks, pastor of the
Christian church, has returned after a
ministerial visit to Echo.
j. A. Lieuallen came down on the
evening trani yesterday from Wes-
ton and is visiting in town today.
Rev. Robert Warner is i'll with the
grip at his home, having contracted
the same while on visit to Echo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Kendall, of
Helix, are in town. Mr.. Kendall is one
of the large wheat raisers of that sec
ton.
A. Gustafson, o. r. G. N. switch
engineer. is still i'll with Iumbago and
is off duty, D. w. Jackson, from La
Grande, being in his place.
T. G. Haley left last night for Boise
where he will remain for a short time
upon legal business and at the same
time will visit with relatives there.
Tony Kline, the well known travel
ing salesman. is here today. He was
formerly in business in Salem and is
acquainted with many people here.
Charles NJ. Robinson, clerk at the
agency, left last night for the east
upon 80 days leave of absence. It is
thought he is going to Washington.
Fred Waite is said to be expected
home from Portland within a day or
two, having recovered from the oper-
alton for his hearing which he un-
derwent recently.
Colonel c. U. Gantenbein, who has
been here for the past two days on
business connected with the settlement
of the Weidert case, will leave tonight
for his home in Portland.
w. ]. Furnish returned last night
from Echo, where he spent the day
on business connected with the es-
tablishment of the new bank there, of
which he is one of the directors.
F. B. Holbrook, the irrepressible ir-
rigator of Irrigon, late candidate for
joint representative between Morrow
and Umatilla counties, spent last night
in the city, guest of Hotel st. George.
George McAughey. of Alba, is in
the city today on a trading trip. He
recently lost four head of fat steers
by wild parsnip and several more of
his cattle are still sick from the ef-
fects of the poison which they ate
while being driven through Camas
Prairie.
Dan p. Smythe returned last even
ing from Arlington, where he has been
for the past three weeks under the
parental roof while recovering from
a hemorrhage of the stomach. He is
now much improved but as he has
been out of bed only few days. has
not yet regained his former strength.
Mrs. C. F. Brown, of this city. who
has been in Kansas on an extended
visit, arrived at La Grande last night
and will visit there for few days
expecting to arrive here on Saturday
night. She is in better health than
when she left here several weeks
ago, but much prefers to live in PEN
dleton.
O. b. Harper, proprietor of the
Blue Mountain creamery, will leave
for his home at La Grande tonight,
after few days here. The creamery
here is making a favorable start,
compared to other new creameries.
and Mr.. Harper is well pleased with
results so far. He expects to secure
a large amount of butter fat from
Umatilla county when farmers learn
that there is a market here for it.