East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28
PERSONAL MENTION

| IL. Harvey OF Juniper Is In the
city today on a trading trip.
DR.. f. w. Vincent left last evening
for Hot Lake upon hunting trip.
c. b. Sampson will leave tonight for
two days business trip to Portland.
C. r. Dorskey, of Echo, came up
on this mornings train on a short
trip.
A. Zueske, the well known farmer,
came i'm from his home north of the
city today.
Only 81 applications are needed to
reach the 400 mark i'm the CONNER
cial association.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Daubner. of
Helix, came down from there last
evening for "A short visit.
Mrs. Dan r. Doherty, of Pendleton,
arrived in Lexington Monday even
ing Lexington Wheatfield.
Rev. G. s. o. Numbers of Corvallis.
arrived here last evening and left this
morning on the Walla Walla train.
Herbert Boylen. of Pilot Rock,
came i'm last night on the westbound
train and left during the day for his
ranch.
Grand Clerk ]. l.. Wright, of the
Women of Woodcraft, is in the city
today on business connected with the
order.
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Proebstel, of
Weston, left this morning for their
home after having visited here for a
short time.
Rev. J. NJ Cornelison, of the Una
tilla reservation Presbyterian mission.
is in the city today on a trading and
business trip.
Martin Ferguson. editor of the
Adams Advance. left for his home
last evening after spending the day in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Kyle Long, who has been seri-
ously ill for several months, is now
about well. having returned to her
home from the hospital.
$. d. Bryant and family, of Omaha,
Neb., arrived here last night for the
purpose of visiting relatives who live
in the country near here.
Attorney J. l.. Sharpstein and H. B.
Kershaw returned last evening to
Walla Walla. after having been here
several days during the latter's trial.
w. r. SaXton, assistant engineer
with the reclamation service, came up
this morning from the camp at Fos-
ter. and will remain here over Sun
day.
II. b. Smith. travelling passenger
agent of the Erie road, with head
quarters at Seattle, was in the city
over night on tour of eastern Ore
gon.
Everybody is hustling members for
the Commercial association now. The
400 mark will be reached by the next
meeting. It only requires ca more ap-
plicauons.
Sheriff r. ID. Taylor left last night
for Salem with two prisoners, one
and lad named Murray for the re-
form school.
Mrs Herbert Thompson and Miss
Mary Rust, (who is now attending
Whitman college, came over last even
ing from Walla Walla, for a short
visit here.
Architect c. f. Troutman left on
the noon train today for Echo, on
business in connection with the new
store building that is being erected
there by J. II, Koontz.
]. n. Stewart, of Topeka. Kan, an
uncle of Mac MonteIth, arrived today
on his way to Portland, and will visit
Mr.. Montieth for a few days. They
have not met before since 1874
Mrs. L. w McAdam went down to
Echo this afternoon to join her hus-
band and remain over Sunday. Mr.. !
McAdam is now permanently located |
at Echo in the hardware business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fishman left |
last night for Riddles. Or. where they |
will attend the funeral of Mrs. Mar |
garet Catching. an aunt of Mrs. Fish |
man. They will return Tuesday
II. w. Case. who has been a resi- |
dent of Desolation creek, in Grant |
county. for a number of years. has |
just moved his family to this city tc |
send his children to the public school.
Assistant Superintendent William |
Connolly, j. ID. Matheson, division
foreman, and Pete Grant, roadmaster
of the O. r. & n. from La Grande, |
were i'm the city last night, after hav-
ing cleared the small wreck at Bing- |
ham Springs last evening.
c. NJ. Rice, cashier of the First Ma
tional bank at Pendleton, and form
erly cashier of the Columbia National !
bank of this city, was a visitor in |
Dayton Sunday and Monday Mr. |
Rice has hundreds of friends here |
who will welcome him whenever he !
pays us a visit.-Dayton Courier. |
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