East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-15

the Echo News, is here today.
]. F. Lieuallen and wife, of Athena,
are visiting friends in town today.
r. C. Hammond is registered at the
Hotel Pendleton from Tampa, Fla.
Marion Jack is in town from his
ranch at Havana, and is a guest at the
Hotel Bickers.
Charles F. Neal, of Boise, is a visit
or in town today and is a guest at
Hotel Pendleton.
John Knight, for the past 25 years
of Pendleton and vicinity, but now of
Umatilla, is in town.
Rev. Robert Warner left this morn
ing for Echo, where he will conduct
quarterly meeting tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Peterson, of
Athena, came down on the afternoon
train today for a short visit.
T. D. Siddons, brother of the Sec
ton foreman on the w. & C. R. of this
place, is in town from Duncan.
B. Badlessy and wife, of Spokane,
arrived on the evening train yester-
day and are visiting here today.
James A. Snyder arrived on the
evening train yesterday from Walla
Walla, and is a visitor here today.
w. Oliver is here today upon brief
trip from Echo. He is the proprie-
tor of livery stable at that place.
Miss Trephina Wilson left this
morning for Athena, where she will
visit with her sister for a few days.
]. L. Roe arrived on the afternoon
train today from his home at Milton,
and is attending to business matters
here.
Mrs. Charles Miller, of Echo, arriv-
ed last evening and will be the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Hendley, for few
days.
William Young, of Weston, came
down on the evening train yesterday
and will engage in carpenter work
here.
! Richard Lawrence has moved into
his new home recently purchased
from Alfred Laing, on South Thomp-
son street.
! l.. NJ. Watrus, farmer of the Ad-
ans neighborhood, has been here up
on a short visit and left for his home
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Welles re-
turned last evening from Walla Walla,
where they have been attending the
teachers institute.
| Rev. John Boschi left on this
mornings train for Portland, where
he will conduct services for the Ital-
ian Catholics of that city
Mrs Isaac Parr living four miles
below Adams, was stricken with
/ paralysis yesterday and is reported 20
be i'm very serious condition.
r. E. Norton. of Sumpter, is in town
today for the purpose of attending the
meeting of the directors of the Col
conda Consolidated Mining company.
Chris Bartleson, the sheepman, left
this morning for Boise, after having
been here for several days past. He
was formerly a resident of this coun-
ty.
Marion Jacks, who recently moved
his machine shops from Athena to
Pendleton, took this mornings train
for Havana to look up the wheat
prospects.
Joseph Basler and wife have gone
to Los Angeles for a pleasure trip
and they will be there during the ses-
sion of the head camp of the Women
of Woodcraft.
j. T. Anderson, of Baker City, has
J accepted the position of head sales
man in the Alexander department
store, and has entered upon his du'
| ties at this place.
, Harry Drake, formerly freight con
ductor on the La Grande division o
. the o. R. & N, passed through las
night from Los Angeles to Salt LAX,
, City, where he goes to accept a po
sition with the Rio Grande Western
railway.
John Stricken who has been work
ing at the rock quarry east of tn
city, was called to La Grande las
night by the sudden death of his sis
lSI, I1tleIl, olIlCheT, AZ lndI place.
Another sister, Dena, met him her
en- route to La Grande from Port
} land.
Lytton Ivanhoe went to La Grand
last evening to remain until Monda
} morning, Lytton, who is hig
. school student here, is an expert ste
) nographer and goes to La Grand
3 regularly to do stenography in tn
: office of his father, f. S. Ivanho,
. who is an attorney.
9 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey lei
Z this morning for San Jose, Cal
. where they will make their futuI
3 home. Mr.. Bailey has been employe
5 as salesman at Sullivan & Bond
2 and the Boston store, and leaves
3 host of friends among the patrons
. these popular institutions.
4 MarriaQa TdCanaa