East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-30

Pendleton.
A. d. Stillman left this morning for
Weston. where he will attend to legal
matters during the day and return
this evening.
A. Kunkel, the implement dealer
left this morning for Davenport,
Wash, where he will deliver couple
of threshers.
Wood Paisley, of the Peoples Ware
house, left last night for the William
ette valley, where he will visit at
Portland and Eugene.
C. T. Goodwin. the Milton attorney,
came down on the afternoon train to-
day for the purpose of attending to
business matters here.
F. S. DeGraw, cashier of the bank
at Athena, came down from that
place last evening and left on the 8
o'clock train this morning
Charles j. Gray travelling frenght
and passenger agent of the North
western railway, is in the city today
in the interest of his road
Mrs. Ellen G. Bond and Mrs James
Brown left this morning for Long
Beach, where they have rented cot
tage and will remain until October !.
Mrs. Ed Eaton and sister, Mrs.
Garner, of lone, passed through town
last evening on their way to Sprague,
Wash, where they will visit relatives.
f. j. Burke, wool buyer for Judd &
Root. left last night for Portland,
where he will remain until after July
4, when he will return to Pendleton.
w. H. Miller. who has been in
Pendleton for several months past
left last evening for Minneapolis.
Mimi, and will later return to Port
land.
II. G. Newport, the contractor and
irrigation promoter of Hermiston,
ing and is attending to business here
| today.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakeley re-
/ turned this afternoon from Weston
after serving papers there in the re-
cent civil suit brought against G. w
Proebstel.
Attorney S. d. Peterson was here
| yesterday afternoon to consult with
Colonel Raley regarding the appeal
i'm the Martin case, and returned home
i'm the evening.
! Conductor H. c. Grady and crew OF
the La Grande freight division of the
o. r. & N, came over last night from
La Grande and took the EDITORS spe-
cial through to Huntington today.
Carl Leonard, a member of Pen
dleton high school, who is now night
| call boy for the o. r. & N. at Una.
tilla, came up this morning for a
short visit He will attend school
again next winter
Mrs. j. S. Buxton and daughter
Miss j. Agnes Buxton, arrived last
| evening from their home at Forest
| Grove. and are guests at the Hote
Pendleton. They will remain here fol
some time, having come for the
benefit of Miss Buxton's health.
A. II. Sunderman arrived last nigh
from his summer sheep range at the
head of Sheep creek, in Union coun'
ty. Last Tuesday night on the higf
mountain just west of Lehman
Springs. it showed more than an incl
as Mr.. Sunderman was coming into
Pendleton from the camps.
E. l.. Barnett, formerly of Athena
now a resident of Portland, came W
from Portland yesterday and visited
Athena and this morning returned t.
his home in Portland. He has entire
ly recovered from the rheumatism
from which ne suffered greatly fol
several months before moving t.
Portland.
A. w. Harper, brother, and L. 7
Harper, father, of o. E. Harper, pro
prietor of Blue Mountain creamery
We're in the city yesterday lookin,
over the prospects for buying homes
with a view to locating here som,
time next fall They left for Port
land this morning where they will
visit the fair for a few weeks.
Clifton Powers. the noted singe
who assisted in the Needham meet
ings in this city last winter will ar
rive tonight to assist Rev. r. ]. Dive
in his missionary meetings for fiv
days, after which he will proceed t
his home in New York city. 1t is pos
sible that Mr.. Powers will move I
the west to reside permanently.
George L. Horseman, the we
known stockman and farmer of Cur
dane, is in the city today the firs
} time In seven weeks, having bee
confined to his home with pneumonia
Crops In that section of the count
are excellent and one of the mos
prosperous years ever experienced |
. the Gurdane district is being enjoy
.. ed.
Fifty Igorrotes will arrive abo,