East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-04
PERSONAL MENTION

Senator Walter Pierce left yester-
day for Union county.
Len Sharon returned from visit
to Portland this morning.
Rev. Robert Warner of the NJ. Il.
church visited Echo today.
G. w. Hunt left yesterday evening
for Portland after short visit here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wall left yes
terday for Portland to visit the fair.
w. j. Furnish left yesterday morn
ing for Echo upon Il short visit to that
place.
Mrs. John Greulich returned this
morning from visit to the Lewis and
Clark fair
j. NJ. Bentley returned Sunday
morning from Portland after snort
visit there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ogllvy of Pi-
lot Rock. are in the city today on a
business trip.
A. a. Scheuerman of the Baker
City Herald, came down yesterday
for short visit.
ID. Nichols returned Saturday even
ing from Portland where he has been
visiting the fair for a week or more.
George Darveau, proprietor Of Hotel
St George, returned this morning
from a visit to the Lewis and Clark
fair.
Martin Ferguson, editor of the
Adams Advance, came down this
morning to spend the day in the coun-
ty seat.
b. E. Kennedy, manager and part
owner of the Baker City Herald. came
down yesterday to visit his family for
short time.
Editor j. p. McNlanus of the Pilot
Rock Record came over this morn
ing on a briee business trip, returning
this afternoon.
Mrs. Ellen G. Bond returned home
Sunday morning from Portland and
the coast. where she has been spend
ing the summer.
| Charles Bond returned Sunday
morning from Portland and the coast
where he has been for two weeks
past upon vacation.
Charles Wall, of the RAIDER furni-
ture store, accompanied by his wife,
left yesterday for few days visit at
the Lewis and Clark fair
Mrs. f. NJ. Humphreys, Mrs Will
| liam Humphreys, Miss Bertha Hicks
and Miss Edith Rees returned this
morning from a visit to the fair.
Fred Weber of the Umatilla Imple-
ment company returned this morn
ing from a visit to the Lewis and
Clarke fair. He was accompanied by
his son.
Pauline Lederle of La Grande.
came over yesterday evening to at
! tend her father, Paul Lederle. who is
confined at St Anthony's hospital
with paralysis.
f. h. Aldrich left yesterday for a
couple of days visit at the Lewis and
Clark exposition and where he will
also meet his father, who is coming
to Portland for Il short time this
week
II. \. Vincent, practical pharma-
cist, is now employed at the Red
Cross drpg store Mr.. Vincent was
formerly in Eugene, but was recently
employed in La Grande.
+. w. Davis register of the La
Grande land office and w. J. Church
came over from La Grande yester-
day to attend the funeral of T. j.
/ Million, as representatives, of the La
Grand Masonic lodge.
Miss Bertha Jacobs of Denver is in
the city visiting her uncle. w. O..
King. who has been confined to St
Anthony's hospital for the past year.
After her visit here she will go to
| Portland and California.
Mrs. II. c. Grady of La Grande,
wife of Conductor Grady, came over
Saturday evening to join her hus-
band FOR short visit, after which
she will go with party of La Grande
people to Portland to visit the Lewis
and Clarke exposition
G. Il. Beckwith. who is assisting in
exporting the records of Umatilla
county, returned from II visit to the
Lewis and Clark exposition this morn
ing. Mr.. Buchancn who accompanied
him to Portland, did not return, but
is now in Astoria on business.
| Paul W. Wyman of Weston, Ore,
has been employed to teach the high
school and act as principal in the Can
yon City schools. Prof. Wyman comes
well recommended, having held such
position in the Weston public school
and other places.--Grant County
News.
DR.. G.. j. Smith left for Portland this
morning where he will attend meet