East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-14


c. d. Hascall, of Pilot Rock, ar
rived on the westbound train last
night and has been here during the
day.
Lowell Rogers, farmer of the
adams country, and who also owns
land In Alberta, has been visiting here
today.
Louis Greenawald returned this
morning from Portland, after having
attended the *. of P. contest We'd
nesday night.
]. w. Maloney returned home this
morning from Portland, after having
attended the grand lodge of Knights
of Pythias.
John Hinchman, of Wolcott, Ind,
is here visiting with NJ. A. RAIDER for
a short time while in the northwest to
see the fair.
William Humphreys returned home
this morning from Portland. where he
took part in the X. of p. contest Wed
nesday night.
II. F. kirkpatrick and family, of
Pennington, Wash, formerly of this
place, have returned and will live here
in the future.
II. w. Godfrey and wife. of Echo,
are in the city today on business. Mr..
Godfrey is engaged in the furniture
business in Echo.
G. II. Rosenburg, who resides nine
miles north of the city, is here today
on II trading trip. Seeding is now in
progress in that locality.
DIR. f. w. Vincent has returned
from Portland, where he visited dur
ing the past few days and attended the
republican peace conference.
Conductor c. II. Morris, of La
Grande. came over today on the de-
iayed train and went out on No.
this evening to Huntington.
Mrs. L. L. McBroom, of Polit Rock,
is in the city today on her way home
from Weston, where she has been
visiting for a short time.
Assistant Superintendent william
Connolly. of the La Grande division
of the O. X. & N, came over today on
business connected with the system.
Elmer Gillian. who has been en-
ployed at the Cayuse grain ware
house during the summer, has return
ed home and will remain here perma-
noptly.
Josh Clark and two daughters re-
turned home last evening from Port
land, where they have been visiting
The fair and left today for their home
1t Alba.
f. w. Whitney, bookkeeper for the
Y. w. G. * +. company, has left for
Tacoma, where he will visit for a
short time and on his return will be
accompanied by his wife.
M, A. RAIDER, chancellor comman-
Ter of Damon lodge No. 4, knights
IF Pythias, returned home this morn
ng from Portland, where he took
part In the recent contest.
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Hinkle returned
nome this morning from Portland,
where they have been visiting for
several days past, Mr. Hinkle being
one of the X. of p. team.
L. +. Wenham, formerly of this
place and now manager of the La
irande Observer. is here for a short
visit while on his way home from
Portland, where he participated in
he *. of p. contest.
Mrs. Long. of Weston, passed
through here today on her way home
from Hood River, being called by the
illness of her daughter, Miss Bertha
Long, who is at the hospital in Wes-
.on and is not expected to recover.
G. F. Johnson. formerly deputy for
many years in the court house here.
and now of Baker City is in town.
from Portland for the purpose of Wis
ting his father, Burr Johnson, who
recently had his leg broken.
Mr.. and Mrs Geary Kimbrell have
from Eugene and Portland.
where they have been visiting for sew
.ral week. They were accompanied
,n their return by Mrs. Kimbrells sis
Ter, Miss Fannie wyley of Eugene,
who will remain here during the VIM
Ter.
w. d. Fletcher will leave in few
lays for Lake Chatcolet, Idaho. where
he will act as foreman for the o. r.
& n. fencing gang for a short time in
he absence of his son. r. w. Fletcher,
who with his family will visit in
Portland for few days.
Rev. T. S. Handsaker, eastern Ore
gon evangelist for the Christian
left today for Hood River, af-
ter attending the eastern Oregon con-
vention in this city. He preached at
Milton last evening, and is well pleased
with the interest shown all over east
ern Oregon in evangeiistic work.