East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-01

county, arrived here last night and
left this morning for Dayton, Wash.
Engineer Nick Biever, who was
suspended from service of the o. r.
& N. some time ago at La Grande, has
been re-employed and is working
again.
C. w. Goodman, superintendent of
the Indian school at Phoenix, Arizo-
ma, arrived here yesterday and is now
at the agency. the guest of Major Nc
Koin.
j. II. Ransier of Ports, Kansas,
arrived here last night and will visit
with his parents who live at Athena.
From there he will make a trip to
Coos bay.
Mrs. N. f. Perkins accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Mabel, and son
Enoch, have arrived mere from Boise,
Idaho, and are the guests of Mrs.
Lima Sturgis.
Adams, came down from that place
this morning and left on the west
bound train for Portland, where they
will visit the fair.
w. ]. Cole of San Sose, Calf, who
has been at Helix visiting with rela-
tives of his deceased wife, came down
from that place today and is on his
way home to southern California.
]. N. Teal, the Portland attorney
and legal adviser of the Open River
association, arrived here this morning
from Portland and has been attend
ing to business matters during the
day.
Miss Anna Lingenfelter, who was
a teacher in the Pendleton schools
last year. is here upon a short visit.
She has resigned from the force for
the coming year and will teach at On
tario.
Roy Raley returned this morning
from Portland, where he has been
visiting for the past week. His friend
l.. F. Warner, went from Portland to
Seattle and will return east from that
place.
Ruby Kennedy, N A. Kennedy,
Faith Kennedy and b. L. Kennedy, all
of Milton, came down last night from
that place and left on the westbound
train for Portland where they will
visit the fair.
]. r. oliver of La Grande. stopped
off here this morning while on his
way home from Portland and Joined
his wife and son. who are visiting DR..
and Mrs. L. X. Blakeslee. Mr.. Oliver
is ex-county clerk of Union county.
Byron Hawkes. has returned from a
camping trip to the Toll Gate, where
he has been during the past month.
He was walking in the timber near
there when Sundays storm came on
and was out all through the blow.
Miss Besse Switzler and Bob and
Lottie Livermore are expected to ar
rive home this evening from Port
land. Mrs. Livermore left that place
today for Salem. and will return to
Pendleton after week or ten days.
Denton NJ. Grove, an attorney of
Spokane, is here today rrom that
place and has been attending TO legal
matters. He was formerly in news
paper work, having been on the staffs
of the Seattle P-I., and the Spokes-
man. Review.
Otto w. Compton. an electrician of
Walla Walla, who has just wired the
new Methodist church at Union pass
ed through this. city this morning on
his return to Walla Walla. Mr.. Comp
ton expects to locate in Pendleton in
the near future.
/ + lludtH NllO has uttll Ut
land for the past month, returned this
morning. He Is well pleased with the
Lewis and Clark fair and says it is
highly attractive In every way, even
to people who have visited the larger
expositions at Chicago and st. Louis
Polydore Moens, proprietor of the
French restaurant returned last ev-
enlng from n visit to Franklin county
| Washington, where he went to look
over wheat land. He is well pleased
with that county and believes 1t is
one of the coming wheat producing
districts of the Pacific coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lazinka came
In this morning from the ranch ir
the Camas Prairie district, to be ready
for the opening of school. The family
has been at the ranch for the past ST,
weeks and enjoyed the outing yer!