East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-08
PERSONAL MENTION

with the grip.
M. E. Edwards, of Ukiah, is here
for brief stay.
Perry Myrick is here for a short
time from Helix.
City Marshal Hammer, of Echo. is
in the city today.
W. F. Burdens is here for short
time from walla walla.
The infant son OF David Ingram is
reported quite seriously i'll.
f. F. Martin and wife are here to-
day from Helix for brief visit.
Miss Ethel Galbraith, of Prairie
city, is at the Bickers for few days.
o. E. Harper is in the city from
La Grande and is a guest at the Hotel
Bickers,
F. B. Van Cleve, of Echo, is at the
Bickers today, while in the city on
business.
s E. Dorr, teacher of Adams, is
in the city for the purpose of taking
the examination.
P. S. Rogers is here from Helix.
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the coming examination.
Attorney Will NJ. Peterson, of Athe-
ma, is in the city this afternoon on
business before the circuit court.
Mrs L. X Kerbaugh arrived last
evening from Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kerbaugh will reside on Water street
Arley Pennick and Eva Pennick
were down from Adams for a short
visit yesterday and returned in the
evening.
Byron NJ. Half and William E. Mar
kins, both teachers of Weston, are
here for the purpose of taking the
examination.
A. w. Robinson, manager of the
Oregon Lumber yard, went to Echo
| today on business, expecting to return
this evening.
]. f. Kilgore, a we'll known farm
er of Weston, came in on the even
ing train yesterday and is registered
at the Bowman.
Pete Smith, of Hotel st. George
:, Cafe, has returned from a visit tc
Portland and has resumed his duties
after a severe attack of the grip.
q Henry Schwartz, day operator a
Bingham, returned home last evening
> after giving testimony before tn
n coroner's jury in the Konasek case
r Robert Burns, agent for the o. r
& n. at Walla Walla, left this morn
ing for his home after a few days Il
this city in the interest of his com
e pany.
e David Richardson, a we'll know
Is merchant of Helix. has returned hon
lie after attending the meeting OF TN
s. directors of the Inland Mercantl
as company.
" Prof. George A. PEBBLES. of Il
, Weston Normal School, arrived la
night to serve on the examinir
GO board during the coming teacher
III examination.
he Harvey Richardson, manager
he the Inland Mercantile company
re Adams. was in the city yesterday a
tending a meeting of the directors
his company.
Mordo Mcdonald. of Walla Wal
H. passed through the city this mornil
ne en- route to Nampa, Idaho, where
u will receive seven carloads of hors
IRE to be shipped to Walla Walla.
ir- o. Z. Harper, one of the propr
ing tors of the Pendleton creamery cal
ed over from La Grande last night
The is making final arrangements to !
re- gin work on his plant in this city
,ed Rev. Victor Doris is suffer-
- with hoarseness from cohtint
speaking in the revival at the FL
christian church. However. he
continue the meeting every Mi
hes this week.
,ha Mrs. G. w. Young, who is at
nd Anthony's hospital suffering with
for lacerated wrist caused by glass
inc breaking in her hands, is improv
nm. and will be able to return home !
the short time.
Conductor Z. b. Conan. OF
Portland Pendleton passenger run
the O. r. & N, has resumed his
ALA after a few days rest. Extra conc
the tor Thomas Nestor was on the
A. during Mr.. Coman's absence.
Milton Rambo, of Wallowa' is
riously i'll at st. Joseph's hosp
He was in the city yesterday on
uh, way to walla Walla, and was "a
,h,s suddenly i'll at the Bickers n
IT DR.. Best was called and had the
rhav tient removed to the hospital W
"a he is now convalescing.
L. b. Rinehart, pioneer OF =
county. who has been feeding
In Malheur county. passed down
ball O. r.. & n. today with several
Or loads of fat cattle, for the Port
Ar markets. There are but few cat.
lie to Malheur county that are now N
e. market and stockmen expect to
raise in prices this spring
Rinehart's family is in North
Shu- ma. where he has resided for the
no q 10 years.
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