East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-18
PERSONAL
MENTION

Miss Neva Lane left this morning
for Portland.
]. Il. Slaughter, of Dale, was here
Saturday evening.
c. E. Redfield, of Heppner, is here
upon a few days visit.
]. w. Peringer, of Adams was In
town upon a short visit Saturday.
Mrs. w. F. Matlock returned this
morning from a visit at Portland.
Attorney ]. II. Lawrey left this
morning for Portland on a business
visit.
L. NJ. Garfield and Ellen Garfield,
of Echo, were visitors here from that
place yesterday.
Mrs. ]. B. Smith, of Pendleton, is
in the city visiting friends.-La
Grande Observer.
Miss Constance Stackland, of Cove,
is visiting here the guest of Miss Ce-
lestine Moorhouse.
william Ferran and family have
left for Baker City, where they will
locate permanently.
S. n. Ragan and family left yester-
day for Baker City, with view to
locating there permanently.
Rev. H. S. Shangle, of Milton, left
this morning for that place, after
having passed Sunday in this city.
Supreme Judge T. G. HALEY came
up from Salem yesterday morning and
1a1 No
T. G. Greene left Saturday for his
home in Portland, after having COM
pleted his labors in the Huntington
trial.
Frank Curl and Thomas Thompson
left this morning for Condor to look
after farming interests in Gillian
county.
Emil Waldman, the we'll known
| travelling salesman, has been here
since Sunday in the interest of his
house.
DR.. Thomas Vaughan will leave to-
morrow for Joseph, Wallowa county,
where he will locate permanently and
practice dentistry.
Fred w. Lampkin, business manag-
er of the East Oregonian, went to
Portland Saturday night for a brief
business visit there.
Charles Van de Water. city ticket
| agent of the o. r. e. n. in Walla
Wala. left for his home this morning
after a brief visit here.
Mrs. Alfred Beattie and children, of
Oregon City, left for that place Sat-
urday evening after having visited
with friends and relatives here.
Prof. L. F. Anderson, of Whitman
college, was here yesterday for the
purpose of meeting his daughter. who
arrived last night from the east.
John Gurdane left this morning for
Grants Pass to represent Kit Carson
post, C. A. r., of this city, in the
state encampment which will be held
there this week.
Misses Elsie and Minnie Dorothy, of
Milton, came down from that place
Saturday evening for visit with their
sisters in this city, and returned home
yesterday morning.
| NlllldIl sam W llllt
and A. b, Coombs. county clerk of
Baker county, left last evening for
Baker City, after having participated
In the Huntington case.
Miss Celestine Moorhouse arrived
this morning from Baker county, and
will pass the summer at her home in
this city. on her way home she visit
ed at Cove. Union county,
W. Frazer, of Umatilla, Is now the
o. r. & N. agent at this place. Mr..
Frazer was held up by the flood at
Pendleton for eight days while en-
route to North Powder.-North Pow
der News.
Charles French. of this city. and
Albert Lee. of Walla walla, will leave
this evening for Gearhart Park, near
Oregon City, where they will attend
the Y. NJ. C. A. convention, which
will be in session there for 10 days.
d. 3. Shelter, superintendent of
forest reserves, was heer yesterday
and left last night for Tacoma. While
here he consulted with representa-
tives of the sheepmen's association in
regard to the grazing permits for the
Blue mountain reserve.
Mrs. Will Mckinney. of Burns, pass
ed through town on her way to Pen
dleton,, where her husband preceded
her about a week ago. 1t is reported
that Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinney will make
their future home in this thriving g
Eastern oregon city.-John Day News.
w. L. Matlock left Saturday for a
two months trip through Seattle via
Skaguay and the Dawson and Fair
banks districts. The trip will take
MIN down the Yukon and to Nome.
All his various Alaskan interests will
he looked after.
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