East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-04

MENTION

| d. lJtudlltH, lIt 4tudHlS WHedl-
raiser, has been in town today.
Miss Bessie Mcbride spent Sunday
and Monday at her home in Athena.
Roy Ritner returned last night
from Boise after two days visit there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. owen have just
returned from an outing on Mckay
creek.
Fred T. George returned to Echo
this morning, having been here since
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Rhodes and son Louis
have gone to Boise for a months visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Hamilton has return
ed from Portland after a visit with
friends in that city.
Miss Dorothy Brummell of st.
Louis, Is visiting here at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. j. F. Hill.
DR.. w. G. Cole returned yesterday
from Portland, where ne has been
for several days on business.
Fred Schmeer, assistant cashier of
the Savings bank, returned last night
from two days visit in Boise.
r. N. stanfield, the Echo cattle
man, has been a visitor here today
and is guest at the Hotel st. George.
Miss Mary Williams left last even
ing fer Ellensburg. Wash, to reenter
the ntate normal school at that place.
Harry Heathman will leave today
fN 10 tnIr
the Northern Pacific as a messenger
Robert Burns, O. r. & N district
agent, came over from Walla Walla
this morning upon a brief business
visit.
John Thompson of Gibbon, arrived
in the city this morning for the pur-
pose of taking medical treatment for
few days.
Tom O'Neil, of ogden, left this
morning for Spokane after having
visited for a short time with friends
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Howard, of
Echo, who have been in the city for
a couple of days, returned to their
home this morning.
w. ]. Morrison, a young druggist
formerly of La Grande, and who ha.
been at Sunnysde, Wash, recently,
was visitor here today.
Frank Boynton returned to the city
last night from a very successful trip
to Grant county in the interests of
the Eilers Piano House.
Mic,
ing via the Northern Pacific for Min
neapolis, where she will take musical
instruction during the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Huffman. of this
city, and Mrs. J. A. Carlson, of Kane
la, returned this morning from a three
weeks visit at Woodward. Okla.
Mrs. S. ]. Tryen has arrived in the
city from Fairfield, Wash, and will
occupy her residence on South Thomp-
son street, permanently hereafter
George Strand, the well known high
school student has been in town from
the John Bahr ranch and is thinking
of re-entering school here this fall
Charles II. Miller, formerly of Echo. !
but now resident of Portland. is now
in the Goldfield and Bullfrog mining
districts of Nevada on a business trip. |
Nathan Bowman, of the Fair Store. |
went to Echo this morning for the
purpose of attending the meeting of |
the East Umatilla Waterusers' associ-
alton today.
Louis Greenawald, the well known |
and popular shoemaker at the
TeutSch store, has been confined to
his home for several days past with
a malarial fever
Rev. William De Weese, pastor OF
the NJ. T.. church at Echo. passed
this morning to North Yak
ina to attend the NJ. f. conference at
that place this week.
]. w. Benedict. night ticket clerk at
the o. r. & n. offices. is sick this
week and his place is being filled tenn
porarily by Ticket Clerk B. B. Woolfe
and Agent E. C. Smith.
Theodore Schmeiser. president of
he Schmeiser Manufacturing compa-
ny of Davis, Cal, has been here to-
day on business. having come over
his morning from Walla walla.
]. H. Hennings will leave this eve
1ing for Hot Lake to remain for ,
month for the benefit of his health.
While away his cigar store will be
conducted by his partner, w. C. Min
lis
Engineer George Parker, who has
been in the helper service at Pleasant
'alley on the O. r. & n. for a numbe, 4
Vt years, has taken an engine on the
main line and Engineer Will Carlson
If kamela, has been assigned to
Pleasant valley.
Rev. G. L. Hall, a pastor of the
First Baptist church, who with his
amlly has been on a vacation in |
Rochester, n. Y, for the past six
weeks, will arrive home this week. and
will occupy his pulpit next Sunday.
September O.
Miss Pearl Macy, of Spokane. and
\. M. Macy arrived this morning for
he purpose of attending the wedding
" their brother Frank ]. Macy, to
Mss Lucy Vienna Campbell, which,
occurs tomorrow evening. Another
brother. b. w. Macy, of Spokane.
Will arrive tomorrow morning. !
T. j. Foley came down from Bing- 4
lam Springs yesterday after having
assisted his brother in the manage
nent of that resort during the sum- !
ner. From here Mr.. Foley will leave !
or Seattle and after a short visit !