East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-10
PERSONAL MENTION

ii EENSOIN<AL FIGIV IOIN
Charles Otterstedt was visitor
here Saturday evening.
Sam Curry, of Hilgard, is a visit
or in Pendleton today
E. Y. Judd arrived this morning
from Hartford, Conn, on a business
trip.
Rev. w L. Van Nuys is expected
To arrive home from Portland in the
morning.
Miss Floy Wells of Meacham, is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. T. NJ.
Henderson.
c. E. Troutman returned last night
from Two Rivers. Wash, where he
has been during the past few days.
Jerry Fleetwood, assessor of Bak-
er county, is visitor in town today,
and is the guest of Assessor Strain.
C. f. Gilpin of Prosser, is in the
city on a business trip today. The
crop prospects in that district are
very bright.
A. Gustafson, o. r. & N. switch en-
gineer, is i'll and is taking few days
rest. d. w. Jackson of La Grande,
is in his place on the yard engine.
DR.. M. V. Turley of Weston, drove
down last night from Weston, and is
on his way to the Deschutes valley,
where he owns some irrigated land.
Miss Sarah Fenton of Ashland, ILL.,,
arrived last night and will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Glenn winslow
for a week. She is Mr.. Winslow's
aunt.
Miss Bertha Alexander left last
evening for Joseph, Wallowa county,
where she will be the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. Albert wurzweiler, for a
month.
j. NJ. Bentley returned last evening
from Portland to which place he ac-
companied his brother, r. H. Bent
ley, who left for his home at Oak
dale, Cal, Saturday morning.
zoeth Houser, vice president of the
Standard Mining company, of Quartz
burg, was in the city Saturday and
Sunday The Standard is making an
excellent showing this spring
c. H. Ronenberg, who resides north
of the city, is here today on a trading
trip. Although there was a very heavy
frost last night he does not believe
fruit or vegetables were injured.
Deputy Game Warden Joe Nolf re-
turned last night from Union county
where he made an inspection of the
dams in the rivers to see that they
complied with the provisions of the
game law.
Judge James A. Fee has gone to
Seattle and will remain for a week at
least. on the 18th he will appear in
the superior court at that place, at
which time the Weidert divorce case
will be tried.
L. r. Stinson, grand X. of r. & S.
of the knights of Pythias, and j. C.
Graham, both of Salem, left yester-
day morning for Union, and will visit
the lodge at that place before return
ing to Salem.
L. NJ. Curl, grand chancellor of the
Knights of Pythias and Fred s.
Grant, editor of the Senator, remained
here over Sunday and left last night
on the westbound train. Grand Chan
cellor Curl will stop in The Dalles on
his way home.
Rev. M. V Howard arrived home
from Portland Sunday morning. He
has attended the revival meetings in
that city ter the past week and was
amazed at the extent and scope of
the work icing carried on by the
Chapman evangelists.
Letters received by friends here
from Fred Waite, who is now in
Portland receiving treatment for his
hearing, state that he is improving,
but that he will not likely be able
to return to Pendleton for a week or
10 days yet.
f. w. Daggett of Blalock, who is
a well known X. of P. worker, at
tended the convention here Saturday
evening and left yesterday morning
for his home. He is in the grain
and warehouse business at Blalock,
and is in partnership with Judge Mar
iner, secretary of the open River as
ISOLATION.
a. Nj. Harris, of Sumpter, passed
through this morning to Spokane, on
a business trip. He was the guest of
his friend, W. E. Davidson, between
trains. Mr.. Harris is hopeful that
the Sumpter-Bourne railroad will now
be built The amount needed for the
construction of the road has been
subscribed and it is thought work
will soon begin.
No Doubt at All About II.
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