East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-18
PERSONAL MENTION

Echo this afternoon.
o. f. Steele. of Nolin, is in the city
today on a trading trip.
DR.. r. NJ. Henderson has gone to
Wallula on professional business.
Mrs. j. F. McNaught, of Hermiston,
is at the St George. while in the city
today
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cohen left last
/ evening for a weeks outing at Hida-
way Spring.
Miss Agnes Fletcher is in Portland
visiting the Lewis and Clark fair for
a few weeks.
J. r. Sponogle, the well known den
tist of Athena, is a guest of Hotel
Pendleton today
Rev. G.. L. Lowell, OF Irrigon, is a
guest at Hotel Golden Rule while in
the city on brief visit.
Thomas f. Hinton started for Pen
dleton Sunday, where he will work
during harvest-Long Creek Ranger
Ben F. Marlin, proprietor of the
Cottage hotel at Meacham, left for his
home this morning after business
trip to the county seat.
Mrs. j. A. Mclaughlin and grand
| daughter, Velma Chamberlain, of Cur
dane, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
p. G. McBroom, of this city.
Rev and Mrs. G. L. Hall will leave
in few days for a vacation in the
mountains of Umatilla county, their
exact destination not having been de-
cided upon yet.
Mrs. c. E. Wood of Weston, accom-
panied by her son, Clark, editor of
the Leader of that place, left last
night for Portland, to visit and to take
in the exposition.
Mrs. Lee D. Drake and her aunt,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Luck, left today for Hepp-
ner to visit Mrs. Luck's brother, Jas.
Hager who accompanied them from
here to Heppner.
I. M. Bates, representative of the
Buffalo Pitts Implement company,
from whom the county road roller was
purchased, is in the city today, guest
of Hotel st. George.
DR.. G. w. Gilham, formerly a resi- |
dent of La Grande, but now living in !
Townsend, Mont, passed through the !
city today from Baker City, where he
has been visiting old friends, to his |
home IN Montana.
E. X. McGillavray, of Goldendale, |
Wash, Sunday school missionary of |
the Presbytery including Umatilla |
county. Is a guest of the Golden Rule !
while here today on business connect |
ed with his work.
James Dennis, of the Hartford Fire !
Insurance company, and Walter Fort |
man, of the Aache Munich Fire Insur- |
ance company are in the city the |
guests of ]. NJ. Bentley, who is agent !
for both those companies in this city. |
George Peterson formerly an o. r. |
& N. fireman on the La Grande di-
vision, is in the city from Portland to-
day on a vacation. He is now con-
ducting a rooming house in the expo
sition city, and is pleased with his
new location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Clark of Glenns
Ferry Idaho, arrived this morning to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Winslow for
u short time on their way to the Lewis
and Clark fair. Mr.. Clark is a broth
er of Mrs. Winslow, and is cashier of
the Glenn's Ferry bank.
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Clark who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Winslow for the past week, left this
morning for their home in Vale, NAL
heur county. Mr.. Clark is a brother
of Mrs. Winslow, and is country treas
urer of Malheur county and cashier
of the Vale bank.
Rev. ]. w. Compton, pastor of the
NJ. +. church, south, at Wingville, Ba-
ker county, passed through this morn
ing to Milton, where he goes to visit
his family. The family resides at
Milton to take advantage of her ex-
cellent school facilities.
Miss Maud Crawford will leave in
the morning for Portland, where she
will join her mother in n visit to
the Lewis and Clark fair. Mrs. Craw-
ford has been in Portland for the past
week. and Mr.. Crawford will leave
for that place next Saturday or sun
day, for visit to the fair.
Mrs Il. Baum and daughter Sadie,
are now in Olmutz, Hungary, where
they are visiting Mrs Baum's brother.
They will leave there for Vienna this
week. They are enjoying their Eur
opean trip very much, and tell many
incidents in their letters to
Mr.. Baum.
w. II. Dindinger will leave tonight
for Portland, where he will visit the
fair, after which he will go to Salem
to visit sister for time, before
deciding definitely where he will To-
cate in business. Mr.. Dlndinger has
been associated with Van Wilson in
the shoe business for several years,
and regrets leaving Pendleton, where
he has a large number of friends
e. j. Cripps, a locomotive engineer
on the Utah Northern railway between
Butte and Pocatello. passed through
the city today to Portland. Mr. Cripps I
owns considerable city property on {
the south hill in the city of Pendleton, l
having invested several hundred dol =
lars here many years ago. He will
stop over as he returns to Butte. and ]
look over his holdings. Y
Boy Not Wanted q
Chief Coffman last evening arrested q
Ralph Wickam, aged IA. a runaway /
BOY from The Dalles, but upon ad- 9
vices from the city marshal of The |