East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-22
PERSONAL
MENTION

Nat Webb, the pioneer sheepman, Is
In the city today on business tiip.
f. L. Doollttle, of Lincoln, KAN
has been registered here today.
Rev. f. r. Hays, of La Grande,
came over from that place last night
and left this morning for Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Waddlngton. of
Weston. have been visitors here to-
day. IA "A I'll 81
A. Hopson, the well known resident
Of Milton. came down last evening
for short visit here.
Rev. f. B. Hays, Presbyterian min
lister OF La Grande, was registered at
the Golden Rule today
DR.. Amy Currin and Miss Lulu Lo-
REM visited Helix last night, return
Ing on the W. & c. r. train today.
Frank x. welles, county school
superintendent, returned last evening
from the north end of the county
A. Kunkel returned last evening
from Spokane, and this morning went
to Waitsburg upon a short business
trip.
Engineer John Roddy of Starbuck,
Is on the Spokane branch Tor few
days in the absence of Engineer S. S.
Butler.
Mrs. f. NJ. Rogers, of Laramie,
Wyo.. arrived last night and will
visit during the summer with her
brother, o. F. Schrimsher, Of Milton.
DR.. Geo. O'Conner. of La Grande,
who has been in the city for a few
days on business, left for his home
last evening.
General Charles F. Beebe, of Port
land, arrived from that place this
morning and left on the morning
train for Spokane.
Miss Clara Carpenter, teacher in the
Pendleton schools, arrived this morn
ing from Salem, and will leave this
evening for her home at Union.
Robert Burns general agent of the
o. r. & n. came down from Walla
Walla last evening on a business trip,
returning home this morning.
Miss Nell Ireton, of Boise, who has
been visiting here the guest of Miss
Adna Raley, has left for Salem to at
tend the wedding of her sister.
r. C. French, president of the Wes-
ton Normal school when that institu.
tion closed, arrived last night from
salt Lake and went to Weston this
morning.
Mrs. W. D. Fletcher. who is i'll al
her home on Jane street with bilious
fever is slightly better today. She
has been confined to her home all
week with an attack.
p. A. Worthington, secretary of the
board of regents Of the Weston Nor.
NAL school, arrived this morning from
Portland and went to Weston to at.
tend the board meeting today.
f. C. Oliver, member of the firm ol
F. S. Harmon & Co., wholesale fur.
niture dealers and manager of the
Portland branch of that house, has
been here today while on his wa,
home from the east.
oliver left this morning for Boise
The former has been visiting with
Miss Oliver in this city, while on the
way to her home in Boise from Wil-
lanette university.
Rev. W. II. Bleakney, of the Pen
dleton Presbyterian academy, who has
been in Baker City for the past few
days and who filled the pulpit at the
PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday, has re-
turned to his home.-Baker City Her
aid.
Mrs. f. W. Myers. who has been
visiting for the past month in La
Grande and Huntington. returned
home today. Her brother, who was
dangerously hurt in cave-in in the
North Pole mine near Sumpter, is now
improving.
William J. Clarke, editor of the
Gervais Star, and candidate for the
republican nomination for state
printer before the primaries, is in the
city today on a business trip. He will
visit several eastern Oregon points
before returning to Cervais.
r. NJ. Saxton, we'll known attorney
of Baker City. and one of the regents
of Weston normal, passed through
this morning to Weston to attend a
meeting of tn regents at Weston to-
day. He says Baker is building con-
siderable this spring and is very pros
porous and lively. y.
II. T. Booth, who has recently been
appointed state agent for oregon for
the Pacific Mutual Insurance compa-
ny of San Francisco, passed through
this morning to Athena in the interest
of the company. He has headquarters
in the Fenton building, Portland but
will spend much of his time in the
interior of the state.
Will Teach at No. 4.