East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-20

j. n. bhuuely VI WeSlOll, CdiHe uOWu
on the evening train yesterday for a
short visit here.
DR.. c. F. Macpherson of Portland,
arrived last evening and has been VS.
iting here today.
Harry Rogers OF Echo, came up this
morning from that place and has been
visitor here today
w. II. Ragsdale and C. d. Ragsdale
itors here yesterday.
L. b. Kendowrthy of Dayton, Wash,
was here for a short time yesterday.
while passing through.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. IS. Stanfield Of
Echo, came up yesterday and are vis-
itlng friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Frey of this
city are now located at S7S Howe
street, Vancouver, B. c.
James Johns of the Hartman Abb
stract company, left this morning for
business visit to Spokane.
DIR. c. ]. Smith will move his office
site postoffice. December /.
f. T. Wade left this morning for
Portland upon business trip. He will
visit Seattle before returning.
Attorney C. E. Redfield left this
morning for Heppner after having
visited in the city over Sunday.
G. w. Jones, o. r. & N. section
foreman, left last night for few days
visit at Baker City and Sumpter.
Dick Powers of Weston. came down
on the evening train from that place
yesterday and has been here today.
James Stephenson, jr.. of Boise,
passed through here yesterday on his
way to the northern part of his state.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. l.. Heckerson of
Washington, d. c., stopped here for a
| short time yesterday between trains.
Charles x. Hill, the well known real
estate man, left this morning for a
brief bushes visit to Waitsburg, Wash
Judge G. A. Hartman has returned
| from visit at Portland and Seattle,
on which he was gone week or more.
This forenoon William Roesch. jr.,
and Albert Humphreys left for the
vicinity of Echo upon a duck hunting
trip.
Mildred Clarke, the 10-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Clarke
is recovering from an attack of tom
! silitis
Rev and Mrs. r. II. Egerton and
family expect to leave on Thursday
morning for their new home in Liv-
ingston, Mont.
Charles Dement,, son of the we'll
known wheat broker and capitalist. of
Walla Walla, has been here today up
on a short visit.
Miss Anna Markham has returned
to Pendleton after having been away
several weeks at Tacoma, North Yak
ina and Spokane.
George Huchenbuch, a farmer OF
the Palouse country, has been here
for few days past looking over the
county with view to locating.
]. A. Ireton, representative of Cars
tine & Co., of Tacoma, is here today
after having looked over the cattle
situation in the Echo country.
C. L. Young, representative of the
Automatic Telephone company, came
over from Walla Walla yesterday and
returned to that city this morning. I
II. T. Booth, representative of the
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance com
pany for eastern Oregon. left this
morning for business visit to Athena.
George Ferguson arrived here last
evening from Portland upon a short
business visit. Since leaving here he
has been with the Brownsville Woolen
Mills Clothing company
Mr., and Mrs. Will NJ. Peterson of
| Athena, were passengers on the morn
ing train from that place today and
will return home this evening after
having passed the day here.
d. H. Hunter left Saturday night
| for Chicago for a two weeks business
trip. He was accompanied by Mrs. n
| A. Jones. the mother OF Mrs. Hunter
| who is on her way to her home in
Wheeling, w. Va.
John II. Lewis, state engineer came
up from Salem yesterday morning for
the purpose of attending to matters
pertaining to the photographic survey
that is being made # lands along the
Little Walla Walla.
Rev, Richard Brown, eastern Oregon
Sunday school missionary OF the Con.
gregational church, will arrive in the
city to be in charge of the First Con.
gregational church on Sunday, Decem.
Der 3, and from that date until per.
manent pastor arrives here.
J. B. Holloway, advertising repre-
sentative of the Northwest Homeseek
er and Investor of Spokane, is in tn,
city today on a tour of eastern Oregon
He will write up Pendleton and sur
roundings for his paper and has beel
in conference with officials of th
Commercial association today in re
gard to the matter. Mr.. Hollowa,
finds people more prosperous an,
and times better thau ever before Il
the inland empire.