East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-28
PERSONAL MENTION

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Umatilla.
O. E. Hult left this morning for
brief visit to the Lewis and Clark
fair.
Lesley Matlock left last evening for
Bingham Springs, for an outing at
that resort.
James Wright, the widely known
sheep buyer of North Yakima, was in
the city yesterday.
zoeth Houser, the well known min
| ing man, was in the city today on a
short business trip.
Mrs NJ. IL. McMinn left this morn
ing for Walla Walla, after a few days
at her home in this city.
b. r. Wolf, o. r. G. N ticket clerl,,
returned this morning from a vacation
at Portland and tn efalr.
Major j. ]. McKoin. superintendent
and agent at the reservation, is in
town today upon short visit.
Peter c. Peterson and wife re-
turned this morning from a three
weeks visit to Portland and Newport.
Earl Simmons went over to Walla
| Walla this morning and will play with
the McMinn orchestra there tonight.
Miss Vesta Dennis has returned
| from Ukiah, where she has been for
the past week the guest of her broth
er
DR.. Smith was called to Meacham
| last night to render medical aid to
members Of four families at that
| place.
Mrs. w. 5. Coleman and son, of
Milton, are visiting here today and
are registered at the Golden Rule
hotel.
T. C. Taylor and DR.. f. w. Vincent
returned this morning from Green
horn, where they have been during
/ the past week.
District Attorney c. w. Phelps is
expected home this evening from
| Portland, where he has been during
| the past week.
Deputy Game Warden Joe Nolf left
last evening for Baker county, where
he will make investigations at Baker
City and Sumpter.
/ g. I. LaDow, the contractor, has re-
turned from Bingham Springs, while
| his family will remain at that place
! for some time longer.
Fred Shoemaker returned last eve
| ming after having been absent for
some time, during which he visited
Hood River and Portland.
/ DR.. Blakeslee, who is in Portland
| for the purpose of meeting his family,
who are returning from California,
will be home in a few days.
f. G. Mitchell manager of the
! Brock & McComas drug store, arrived
I home last evening after a two weeks
vacation spent at Portland and the
coast
Miss Hilda Jensen left for Adams
/ this morning and will visit there for
several days with her sister. Miss
Adams arrived recently from Wash
/ ington.
Major J. J. McKoin, Umatilla In
| dian agent and Colonel Tinker, the
| special inspector from the interior de-
partment are in the city today from
/ the agency.
Charles II. Green, the wool buyer,
and ]. c. Lindsey, travelling freight
agent, arrived this morning from Port
land, where they have been for sew
eral days past.
Miss Bessie Mcbride has arrived
/ from Portland, where she has been
during the past month or two, and is
now employed as stenographer in the
/ office of the county clerk.
Inspector Roberts, of Lewiston,
will have charge of the freight in
/ spection in this city during the alb
sence of II. o. Delano, in San Fran
cisco for the next few weeks
Prof r. C. French. of Weston nor
I NAL, returned last night from La
| Grande. where he has been in the
! interest of the normal and left this
morning for his home at Weston.
John Hedstrom of Lee Teutschs
/ she department, left last night for
/ Portland, where he will remain for
/ few days, attending the meeting of
| the Scandinavian society tomorrow.
spencer Bentley, of Oakdale, Cal,
is in town and while here is the guest
of his uncle, j. NJ. Bentley, the well
! known insurance man. Mr.. Bentley
will be in Pendleton for several days.
Pete Grant O. r. & n. roadmaster
/ AT La Grande is in the city today on
a tour of the lines east of here. II.
/ Connell, roadmaster at Umatila, is
also here today, comforting with Mr..
| Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar DrumheIler ana
children. of Walla Walla, passed
| passed through Pendleton last even
| ing on their way To Bingham Springs,
where they will sojourn during the
hot weather.
J. r. Dickson came down this
morning from Bingham Springs,
where he has been since Sunday. on
next Monday the family will leave
for Long Beach, where they will re-
main during the rest of the summer.
Jack Mclaughlin, chief clerk in
Il ~, has left for Portland, where his
baby is quite i'll. Mrs. Mclaughlin
and baby have been in Portland for
some time, and Mr. Mclaughlin was
telegraphed for on account of its seri-
Gus Illness.
Ex-Governor Frank Steunenburg, of
Idaho. passed through this morning
from northern Idaho to his home at
Caldwell. He was a guest of Hotel
| St George while in the city, and
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