East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-25

Attorney c. f. Redfield OF Hepp-
ner. returned home today after a few
days visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Earl returned
this morning from a few days visit al
the Lewis and Clark fair.
w. H. Shannon. of Helix, has been
in town for a short time, and left for
his home this afternoon.
e. D. Kirkpatrick and r. F. Kirk
patrick left today for Portland to visit
the Lewis and Clark fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Gentry, of the
Holdman country, have gone to Port
land for a visit to the fair.
l.. L. Matlock returned last even
ing from Portland, where he has been
visiting for some time past.
VIII r. King, the Ontario attorney
is in town today on legal business,
having come down last night.
f. Boettcher of Chicago, the promi-
nent sheepman, is here upon visit,
having arrived here Saturday.
Fred Nolf and family will leave this
evening for Seattle, where Mr.. Nolf
may locate to go into business.
Conductor and Mrs. F. F. Waffle
returned from visit at the Lewis
and Clark fair Saturday evening.
Miss Bess Switzler left this morning
for Portland. from where she will go
to Kansas City for an extended visit.
Fred T. George, a dry goods mer-
chant of Arlington, is visiting here to-
day. having come up last evening.
W. r. Howard, of Butter creek, ac-
companied by his family, Is in the
city today on "A trading and business
trip.
A. A. Sessions, of Ontario. arrived
here this morning on the late No. 5,
and left on the o'clock Walla Walla
train.
T. f. Boylen, of Antelope. Crook
county, is now in Grand Ronde valley
buying sheep for the Crook county
ranges
William Blakeley left for the farm
at Eastland. this morning, where he
will finish hauling in his wheat crop
this week.
]. r. Laurance. who recently pur-
chased the Despair store at Ukiah, is
in town for the purpose of meeting
with Il salesman.
Miss Adele Moussu, chief operator
i'm the local telephone exchange, left
for Portland Saturday evening for a
visit in that city.
Jack Lawson leaves this evening
for Swedonia, ILL.,, his old home, to
visit his mother. This is his annual
visit to Swedonia.
w. r. wiglesworth, of Galloway.
Morrow county, has been in the city
today, having come up on the evening
train yesterday.
DR.. F. A. Lieuallen and Laurence
Lieuallen returned from Portland this
morning, after having visited there
for the past two weeks
]. A. Ross, Fl. Connell. Ed Brim and
Rodney Mcdonald, all Of Alba. came
in from that place yesterday and later
left for Portland to see the fair.
IdHh d. MdCtys VI NllS DOSlOii
Store, made short visit to Walla
Walla yesterday, going over in the
morning and returning last evening.
Jack Jarvis, a young druggist of
Condor, Gillian county, was a visitor
in town yesterday, having arrived here
Saturday evening and left last night.
Dan P. Smythe and Ernest Younger
left for Bingham Springs Saturday
evening on a grouse hunting trip on
which they will be gone for a few
days.
DR.. Whitaker and wife returned to
Cambridge last week and have moved
out on their homestead, to remain
permanently Cambridge Udaho)
News.
Mrs. II. NJ. Dorothy returned yes
terday to her home near Milton, after
having visited here with her two
daughters, Misses Lurie and Grace
Dorothy.
John A. Lee, of Bellingham, Wash,
fellow student with Roy Raley i'm
the Columbia Law School at Wash
ington, d. c., is here upon visit with
the latter.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Prutt, who has been
visiting here for some time past, the
guest of the Raley family, left sat
urday evening for Portland to visit
for time.
S. |. Dindinger, brother of w. II
Dindinger, arrived this morning from
his home at Harmony, Pa, and will
visit here for time while in the west
to see the fair.
Mr. and and Mrs. Arthur Miller, oi
Tacoma, are visiting here the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Adams. Mr.
Miller Is receiving teller In n Tacomg
bank, and is an uncle of Mr.. Adams
Paul Lederle, the well known tailoI
of La Grande, who is confined to st
Anthony's hospital with n stroke o
paralysis, is in n critical condition. II,
Is unable to speak and his right sid,
Is completely paralyZed.