East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-08

MENTION


a brief business trip.
Stephen A. Lowell went to WallaI
Walla on professional business.
Ernest c. Skiles was in the city
yesterday upon a business trip.
Colonel and Mrs. II. G. Newport, of
Echo, are in the city today on a trad
ing trip.
Herbert Boylen, of Pilot Rock, has
been in town today on short busl-
ness trip.
Mrs. Reavis and daughter, Mrs.
Jones, are visiting relatives in Elgin
for a few days.
w. r. Parker, now in the mercantile
business at Echo, has heen a visitor
in the city today.
]. F. Mcknight came up from Her.
miston yesterday and has been a guest
at the Hotel ST. George.
w. ]. Furnish returned this morn
ing from Portland, where he passed
several days upon business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte r. Gwinn ar
rived from Portland this morning and
are guests at the Hotel Pendleton.
F. G. Mitchell, of the Pendleton
Drug company. left this afternoon for
an outing at Portland and Newport.
a. Smythe, the Gillian county
sheepman, has been in the city today
having come up on No. 6 this morn
ing.
Miss Iva Earring. of Spokane, is ex-
pected to arrive this evening for a
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Frank
Welch.
Rev. r. F. Rose, of North Yakima,
pastor of the Christian church at that
place, arrived this afternoon on a
brief visit
Jerry stone, the well known Athena
farmer, was in the city yesterday for
the purpose of securing men for his
threshing crew.
j. II. Mitchell, northwest manager
for the Bankers Reserve Insurance
company has returned from a month"; :
outing in Montana.
Ralph Howland, money order clerk
in the postotfice, expects to leave this
evening for Gillian county upon a
two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Frank Boynton, one of the
| travelling salesmen for Eilers Piano
House, returned yesterday from an
extended trip through Grant county.
Prof. L. r. Traver, city superinten-
dent of the Pendleton schools, return
ed last evening from Prineville where
he participated in teachers institute.
Prof. T. c. Salt, principal of the
! schools at Milton and member of
The county examining board, came
on down the evening train yesterday
Ralph Winslow, of the firm OF
Winslow Bros, jewellers, returned
home last evening from a months va
cation which he passed in western Or.
egon.
County Clerk Frank Sailing, Charles
L. McGinnis and r. NJ. Call have re-
turned from a fishing trip in the
mountains near Hidaway and Lehman
Springs,
Fred Lockley, circulation manager
for the East Oregonian, left last even
ing via the Northern Pacific for d
two weeks trip through Montana and
Alberta.
Rev. \. II. Brooks, Christian evan
gelist for oregon, is now filling q
temporary appointment at Centralia
Wash, while the minister at that
! place is absent.
Thomas Mountain, of the Kunke
implement house. is in Eureka Flat
Washington, this week starting q
number of stationary threshing ma.
chimes sold there by MI. Kunkel.
Mr. and Mrs William Scott return.
ed last evening from Lehman Springs
where they have been for the pas
month on an outing. The nights are
very cold at the springs now, and the
weather is delightful.
NJ. w. Bing, the Korean silk and
iewelry merchant of Portland. who
has been in the city several days or
business will leave in the morning
for SPOKANE. accompanied by his wife
VINO is a white woman.