East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-20
PERSONAL MENTION

ing from Weston.
Miss Nellie Ringo left this morn
ing for her home in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. William Scott. of He
lix, left for their home last evening.
Constable ]. w. Dykes, of Milton, is
in the city today attending circuit
court.
Mrs Frank Neagle left this morn
ing for 4 visit to friends at Walla
Walla.
L. b. Miller. of the Miller Grocery
company, left this morning for brief
business visit.
Mrs. b. B. Guernsey and two sons
left for visit to the Lewis and Clark
fair this morning.
Victor II. Chastaic. the well known
druggist of Milton, is in the city to-
day on business
Mayor j. T. Lieuallen of Adams
came down this afternoon and is at
tending circuit court.
Mrs. B. R. Wolfe left this morning
for the coast where she will remain
for the summer months.
City Recorder A. S. Pearson Of
Freewater, came down on the after
noon train to transact business.
Robert Forster has returned from
Portland, where he visited the fair
during the latter part of last week.
Miss Annie Basler left last night Tor
GrangevlIe, Idaho, where Mr.. Basler
is largely interested in city property.
Mrs. w. II. Hansford, who has been
quite i'll for some time is improving
slowly and is now able 10 leave her
he'd.
g. ]. Officer, of the John Day coun-
try, returned today from business
trip to Seattle, and is guest of Hotel
st. George.
DR. Fred \. Lieuallen returned
home from Portland this morning,
after having spent four or five days
at the fair
e. j. Wilbur. the pioneer stockman
of Wilbur station, 80 miles east of
Pendleton, is in the city today on
trading trip.
Miss Bernice Coffman, stenographer
in the offices of Mrs. c. c. Van Ors-
dali. left this morning for a brief
visit to Pullman.
A. Gustafson. o. r. & y. switch
engineer who is now in St Vincent's
hospital in Portland with lumbago,
is slowly improving.
Cloyd oliver. b. F. Atkinson and
| w. A. Mikerell, three citizens Of Echo,
are visiting here today and are guests
/ at the Golden Rule.
NIr and Mrs. r. c. Taylor returned
home last evening from Portland,
where they have been visiting the fair
during the past week.
Mrs. Thomas Tombaugh OF Wash
I ington. Pa, arrived this morning to
I be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ.
! Slusher for a short time.
County Commissioner Horace Walk
er left for Portland to attend the
meeting of the good roads association
which convenes tomorrow.
Miss ora Walker returned last
night from Portland. where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. r. F.
| Henley, for the past seven months.
Mrs Jessie L. Vert. ex-grand wor-
] thy matron of the order of Eastern
/ star, is a La Grande visitor today on
/ business before the land office.--La
I Grande observer.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Gurdarian left
this morning for a visit to Portland.
/ Nj. Gurdarian has lived i'm Umatilla
county for % years and has not visit
/ ed Portland before
Edwin j. Burke, wool buyer for
Judd & Root of Hartford has re-
turned to Pendleton after having been
absent in other portions of the field
for a time. He is a guest of the Hotel
I Pendleton.
Major Lee Moorhouse is now on the
Colville Indian reservation in North
crn Washington, where he went to Sc
cure photographs of the home and
favorite resorts of Chief Joseph on
the Nestelm river.
Misses Fay Keeney and Eta scrog-
gins returned from Pendleton We'd
nesday. Fay says. eve took i'm the
circus, rode the elephant-would have
rode the camel if he hadn't got his
back up.'-Mountain Enterprise.
Roy Rounds. who was badly scald-
ed with lye at the Pendleton scour-
ing mills last week, has returned from
ST. Vincents hospital in Portland His
eyes are much improved and he will
not lose sight of either Of them.
t. Attorney J. T. Hinkle, of Pendleton,
is a La Grande visitor today by acci-