East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-12
PERSONAL MENTION

w. II. Bond and family Of near He
lix, came in this morning.
H. H. Gilbert of Pilot RoSk. is in
the city today on business trip.
G. w. and j. M. Hewitt. farmers
near Helix. came in on this mornings
train.
Miss Pearl Huff OF La Grande, is
the guest of Miss Pearl Harris. at
1O9 Water street.
Archie Mcintyre of Athena. came
down last evening from that place
for a short stay here.
Jesse Shull will leave tonight for
Meacham to spend tomorrow with his
family at that resort.
Hon. Thomas H. Crawford of Union,
passed through this morning on his
way home from Salem.
A. s. Pearson returned to Freewater
last evening after spending yesterday
in the cltv on business.
Charles McBee, the prominent al
falfa farmer of Birch creek. is in the
city today on a trading trip.
DIR. Volp came down yesterday af-
ternoon from Bingham Springs, after
few days outing at that resort.
Geary Kimbrell has returned from
Foster, where he has been engaged in
surveying work for several weeks
past.
Mrs. NJ. j. Perry and Miss Edith
Perry, of Freewater, came down from
that place last evening and are here
today.
James Hackett left yesterday after
noon for Shaniko. for the purpose of
looking up the sheep market at that
place.
A. d. Stillman will leave this eve
ming for Michigan upon a business
trip, from which he will return within
few days.
Judge James a. Fee has gone to
Seattle from Portland. where he at
tended the meeting of the State Bar
association.
Colonel ]. NJ. Bentley will leave this
evening for Meacham, to join his
family, which has been there for sew
eral weeks past.
John T. Hill is in the city from the
farm near Helix. Spring wheat so
far as threshed is averaging about 35
bushels per acre.
Henry j. Taylor is in the city today
from the farm nine miles north. He
has headed all his grain and will
thresh next week.
T, G. HALEY returned this morning
from Portland after having attended
the Meeting OF the State Bar associa~
ton at that place.
Jurgen Mumm Is in the city today
from the farm. He has not threslIed
enough yet to give him an idea of
what the yield will be.
Clark Nelson. of Weston, arrived
this morning from Portland and
Long Beach, where he has been for
the past week or two.
Mrs. r. H. Hill and daughter of
Palouse, Wash. are visiting in town,
and are the guests of the formers sis
ter, Mrs. E. d. Weaver.
Dan p. Smythe. who is now at the
coast, is expected home today or to-
morrow. He has been absent a
month at Portland and coast points
w. C. Hawley, dean of willamette
university of Salem. was a passenger
on the delayed No. which passed
through about I o'clock last evening
Rev G. L. Hall. pastor of the Bap-
tist church in Pendleton, who is camp
ing at Meacham. came down today
to spend the day with Rev. ]. Frank
lin Day.-La Grande Observer.
John Bachman, who resides a few
miles out of town, is here today with
a load Of potatoes. He has raised a
large crop of fine potatoes this sea-
son and finds a ready market for
them In the city.
George Strand is in town today from
Canyon station, on the w. & C. r..
where he is In cl arge of the Puget
Sound Warehouse company's ware
house at that place. which Is almost
on the state line.
Patrick Healy, the rich Ogden
returned last night from
Utah with his son and left this morn
ing for Walla Walla. He is here for
the purpose of buying some ewes for
wintering purposes.
Engineer William Carlson. of the
La Grande freight division of the o. |
K. 4 ~. came over yesterday evening
with Mrs. Carlson. who will be oper-
ated upon at St Anthony's hospital
for chronic appendicitis
C. II. Rosenburg, the well known
farmer, is in the city today on a