East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-25
PERSONAL MENTION

Walla-
Mrs. F. NJ. Saxton and son, of Baker
City, were visitors here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Hays, of
Huron, were visitors here yesterday.
Dan P. Smythe has gone to Arling-
ton to spend Christmas at his home In
that place.
Louis Scholl, jr., OF Echo, visited In
the city yesterday, having come up
Saturday evening.
b. e. Kennedy, manager OF the
Baker City Herald, was a visitor in
the city yesterday.
Martin Ferguson, who spent Sun
day in the city, left for his home at
Adams this morning.
C. p. Bowman, the Echo stockman,
evening on a short trip.
Clark Nelson, registration clerk at
the county clerks office, spent Christ
mas at his home in Weston.
Judge T. G. HALEY arrived Sunday
morning from Salem, and is spending
Christmas with his family here.
Joe Allen, the well known Umatilla,
left with his family this morning for
two weeks visit at Lewiston.
Miss Nora Mills, of Silverton, has
arrived here for a short visit with her
brother, Marshall Rose, of this city.
Miss Bessie Mcbride left Saturday
spending Christmas with her parents.
Miss Rena Ferguson arrived Satur-
day evening from Portland and will
pass the vacation at her home In this
city.
Miss Lillian Stanfield, Of Echo, is
spending Christmas in the city with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Hill.
Ernest Hartman will leave tonight
for Portland, after having passed
Christmas with his relatives in this
city.
A. c. Crawford, of Echo, came up
Saturday evening and returned home
on the delayed westbound train last
evening.
Misses Lurie and Grace Dorothy left
yesterday morning for their home
near Milton. where they are spending
Christmas.
DR.. George oConnor, of La Grande.
has been In the city visiting his
friend. Colonel Ferguson, OF the Hotel
Pendleton.
Miss Alma Harris, teacher In the
Pendleton schools, 10 spending the
Christmas vacation with relatives in
La Grande.
Mrs. John Raney. of Elgin, arrived
last night and will visit for several
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Reavis.
Charles L. Swain. OF Irrigon, was
here Sunday. He is now with the
state surveying crew on the Little
Walla Walla.
Fred Lockley arrived last night
from Missoula, Mont. where he at
tended the funeral of his father, who
died last Tuesday
VIII Peters of the Pendleton Steam
left Sunday night for Aurora. |
Ore, to visit for a short time with
friends in that place.
A. L. Knight left Saturday evening
FOR North Yakima to join his family
ana spend Christmas with his wife's
relatives living there.
Joe Kennedy. who has been at
tending De University OF Washington,
at Seattle. arrived Saturday and will
spend Christmas vacation here.
VIII Il. King, the Ontario attorney.
passed through here yesterday morn
ng while on his way to Lewiston,
from his home at Los Angeles
A. Bennett, editor of the Irrigon Ir-
1Sator, was here yesterday and left
asst night for Portland to spend
christmas with friends in that city.
Miss Olive Brace, teacher in the
school at Ritzville, Wash, was in the
'ity Saturday evening and will spend
he holidays with her relatives at
athena.
Judge d. b. Reavis, of Enterprise.
in the city visiting his son, William
teaVis. From here he will go to
Nalla Walla to visit another son, in a I
ew days.
l.. G. Baughman, who has been
In the furnishing goods de-
'artment of Teutsch's store, left last
light for his home in Indiana, going !
ia California.
Prof' Hunsate, who is professor of ,
biology in the Cheney state normal
chool Mt Cheney, Wash, was In the ,
lty saturday, guest of Dan p.
mythe' an old classmate in college. |
Attorney C. t. Goodwin, of Milton.
EFT last evening for Ontario to spend
ne hoildays with an old college class
nate, A. Fl. Brooks, who is associat-
d with VIII r. King in the practice I
f law at that place.
DIR. N. G. Blalock and daughter NJ
'aiia Walia, were in the city yester-
ay on their way to Arlington to
pend Christmas with the doctors
rother, living there. While here thew
'ere the guests of DR.. and Mrs C /
mith
Mr.. and Mrs, Kennedy and chill ,
ren Of Baker City are in the c,tv :
D spend the Christmas HOLIDAYS \
lr' Kennedy says business is very !
ood In Baker City and that all the /
hrrounding country is prosperous in !
ne extreme. The outlook before Ba- e
er Is better than for many wears =