East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-23
PERSONAL MENTION

II. C. Rogers, OF Echo, was In town
yesterday upon a short visit.
Frank Spike, constable at Echo, is
ing.
Clark f. Nelson, of Weston, came
down last evening for short visit
here.
J. 7. Lacey and M. Aylor OF Rupert,
Idaho, was here last night between
trains.
Fred Schneiter left this morning for
| Portland, where he will visit Tor a
short time.
James A. Howard, the Sumpter min
ing promoter, is in the city today upon
short visit.
Y. ]. Kirk, the prominent Athena
wheat raiser, was here upon a short
visit Saturday.
n. ]. Norvell of Helix. came down
from there this morning for short
visit in the city.
]. II. Watson and daughter, of UNA
tilla, came up from that place this
morning for a visit.
w. T. Shaw, the pioneer irrlgator
| of the Hudson Bay district. is down
today on business trip.
II. c. Means of Umatilla, came up
from that place last evening and re-
turned home this forenoon.
s. A. Newberry returned this fore
noon from Helix, where he had been
upon a short business visit.
w Fl. zimmerman of Hope, Idaho,
passed through here last night, COM
ing in on the Spokane train.
E. c. Burlingame, a prominent con-
tractor of Walh Walla, is here today
having come over this morning.
j. p. McManus and o. T. Carnes, of
Pilot Rock, came in from there yes
terday morning for short stay.
B. B. Richards of Cambridge. Idaho,
but formerly of Helix, came down
from the latter place this forenoon.
w. d. Hansford left yesterday for
Portland. where he is associated with
the Smith Bros. In the real estate bus
mess.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakeley left
this afternoon for Eastland to get an
old man who is reported to be de-
mented.
DIR. Il. A. Vaughan returned this
morning from La Grande, where he
visited yesterday and purchased some
property
Dan May left this morning for Echo.
whore he has the contract for the ex-
cavating and foundation work for the
new Koontz building
John owen, the well known pioneer
stockman of Bear Creek came to the
city yesterday for a short visit, ac-
companied by his wife.
o. d. Teel, the Echo irrigationist.
came up from that place last night,
and has been attending to business
matters here during the day.
Miss Ellen Stafford of Union,
niece OF DR.. l.. X. Blakeslee, has ar
rived and will be employed as stenog-
rapher in the latter's office.
Mrs ]. b. Smith and two little
daughters came over from Pendleton,
where they reside, to visit friends for
a few days.-La Grande Observer
n. c. Ruby has just returned from
Nebraska and Iowa, where he went to
bring a ship men tofhorses from Kear-
ney. The horses will arrive in few
days.
message was received today by
Major Lee Moorhouse to the effect
that Black Elk, the widely known
Umatilla Indian, is very sick at La
Grande.
DIR, Thomas Vaughan is now in As
toria and will work In the dental office
of his brother, Frank Vaughan, until
Christmas, after which he will return
to Pendleton.
a. $. Pearson of Freewater. came
down this morning on a business trip.
c. T. Goodwin, the well known Mil
ton attorney. is in the city today on
legal business.
Miss Mabel Olin. niece of DR.. l.. X.
Blakeslee, who has been employed in
the latter's office here for the past
three months, will leave tonight for
her home in Los Angeles.
w. r. Paine. Thomas c. Havell and
a. ID. Sprowls. three members of the
federal service, We're here last night
and registered from Washington, d.
c. This morning they left on the 8
O'Clock train for Spokane.
j. II. Watson. the popular and we'll
known o. X. Il n. foreman at Umatil-
Ia left for his home this morning after
brief visit. Mr.. Watson formerly
lived in Pendleton and was one of the
first locomotive engineers running
into this city.
Dave Horn, the well known pioneer
of Mckay creek, is in the city today on
a trading trip. A considerable fall of
snow visited the foothills near Mr..
Horns farm on Upper Mckay last
week, and some snow is yet found ON
the higher hills in that vicinity
ID. c. Crawford, who has been In
charge of the extra gang on the w. &
c, r. at Van Sycle canyon, passed
through the city today on his way to
Hunts Junction, from a visit with his
family at La Grande. His little girls
accompany him and will visit few
days with him,
James Moss, n prominent farmer of
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