East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-14
PERSONAL MENTION


Charles Stanton is down from: He
lix today.
A. c. Crawford, of Echo, is in the
city today.
John Myrick. of Helix. is in. the
city today.
Miss Ida Neil. of Milton. is in the
city visiting friends.
R. W. Fletcher is i'll at home with
tonsilitis and quinsy.
Mrs. B. S. Cowen, Of La Grande.
is in town for short time.
Louis Eaton, of Adams, came down
on the noon train on business.
]. T. Withrow, of Helix, is in the
city for short time on business.
Rev. G. L. Hall returned this after
noon from business trip to Weston.
DIR. j. Griswold, Perry Myrick and
J. Kennedy are all here today from
Helix.
A. w. Rugg left today with the
trainload of sheep that is, being ship
ped to Chicago.
Postmaster Vincent. of Freewater.
spent Sunday here the guest of Post
master Lot Livermore.
H. Boylen, of Pilot Rock, is at the
Bickers for few days while in the
county seat on business.
T. F. Rourke, the well. known for
mer resident of Pendleton, is in the
city from Portland, on business.
Prof T. C. Salt will return to. Mil
ton this evening, after having served
here as a member of the county ex-
amining board.
Mrs. Winn johnson has gone to
Portland to attend her brother, o. O
Benson, who is Ill at the North Paci-
fic Sanatorium.
Sheriff Taylor returned this morn
ing from Salem, where he was for the
purpose of placing Frank Hamilton
in the penitentiary.
Conductor w. H. Kelsay, who has
been confined to his home with the
grip, is rapidly recovering and VII
Mr.. and Mrs. Tex Langiver will
leave in a few days for a month";
visit to San Francisco for the ben
eft of their health.
Mrs. George Carmichael and Mrs
Kirkpatrick, of Weston, are here to
day on their way to Heppner to at
tend the Women of Woodcraft con
vention.
Miss Nettie Mason, who has bee
visiting here for the past three week
as the guest of Charles Barnett's fam
ily, returned to her home at lone to
day, going by way of Echo.
o. G. Lockwood, the division equip
ment foreman of the Pacific State
Telephone company, is here on tou
of inspection. Mr.. Lockwood make
his headquarters at Spokane.
Earnest Guessag, a student of I'll
Weston Normal school, is employe
temporarily as stenographer by tt
Umatilla Abstract company, durir
the illness of Eagan Ridenor.
This evening Prof. George Feeble
who has been here during the pa
week as a member of the county e.
. amining board, will return to his po
in the normal school at Weston.
= Mrs. NJ. A. Ferguson came dow
o from Adams this afternoon to asst
!, with the illness at the home of h
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John M. Ben
. ley. where there are two cases
II scarlet fever.
r Last evening Judge S. A. Low
v left for Salem to represent the Lit
: Walla Walla Irrigation District peoI
\ in their remonstrance against the .
for Incorporating the district by
l. act of the Legislature.
lie Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Carlson of X
/: mela. will come to Pendleton to
?. main a month, beginning abe
A. March l. during which time Mr.. Ca
id son will take medical treatment.
has been employed as engineer
ly the Kamela helper about four veal
i Peter Grant, the popular o. r.
g n division roadmaster of La Gran
n, is at the st. George today while OF
Id tour of his division, The cold wea
er has caused but little serious tr'
b. Bile with the tracks of the o. X. &
which are in fine condition for W
~ ter.
Clifton Powers the noted sint
r. who will have charge OF the mt
ST. at the Presbyterian meetings to
he gin tonight. has arrived from Mil
a. where he has enjoyed a few di
rest, following the revival In
Grande, at which he also conduc
the music. ~rsr
he O. Ralston, former mayor OF
All Grande. and now a resident OF "A
nd land. is in the city today on busin
ate Mr.. Ralston thinks that South
oregon mines have a bright tut
and that that portion Of the stat
lust entering a wonderful era OF
Tho yelopment, in all lines. rfl
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