East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-17
PERSONAL
MENTION

John Ambrose, sheriff of Grant
county, has been visitor here today
Judge Hartman and wife returned
this morning from Bingham Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Sones have
been registered here today from Los
Angeles.
DR.. IL. II. Taylor left for Walla
Walla this morning on a visit for a
few days.
G. w. Hunt came up from Portland
this morning and Il guest at the
Hotel Pendleton.
r. T. Geer of Salem, has been here
since last evening, and is a guest at
the Hotel Pendleton.
T. w. Tandy, the well known school
teacher is now serving as day clerk
at the Golden Rule hotel.
Mrs. j. A. Borie, accompanied by
Miss Fanchon, returned this morning
from Bingham Springs.
Arthur Lambert, of the Savings
Bank. force, has returned from a two
weeks vacation passed in western Or
egon.
L. Samuels, the prominent Insurance
man of Portland, and head of the Or
egon Life, has been in the city since
yesterday accompanied by his wife.
Carl Leonard has been appointed to
the position of stamping clerk in the
postoffice, taking the position made
vacant by the resignation of E. NJ.
Churchill.
Mrs. B. r. Wolfe and the children
will return tomorrow from their out
| ing at Portland and the coast. With
them will come Mr.. Wolfe's brother,
q. f. Wolfe, of Denver, who is on a
tour of the west
Rev. @. H. Nelor, pastor of the
Congregational church, left last night
for Lusk, Wyo.. where he has prop
erty which he will look after person
ally during his vacation. He will re-
turn before the middle of September
]. S. Downey, manager of the Eiler
Piano house, left last night for Port
land on business trip. Miss Ella
Downey. his sister, who has been Wis
iting him for several days from Wal
Iowa, left last night also, for the east
She expects to take a special course II
school work in Chicago.
Judge Thomas Fitz Gerald returned
last evening from Lehman Springs
where he passed a two weeks Haca.
tion. He was accompanied to the cit,
by his sister-in-law, Mrs. Bruin. wife
of Captain Patrick Bruin. who left
last night for her home in Portland
Mrs. Fitz Gerald will remain at Leh.
man until September 1.
George w. Ames expects TO leave to.
night for Pendleton. Mr. Ames is 4
resident of Comstock, Texas. and Is ir
this part of the world looking for a 10.
cation. He thinks Wallowa county Of
fers some opportunities for financia
'gain and has asked the government,
for his share of the fine timber land
in that locality.-La Grande Observer
j. l.. Cox will leave Sunday fol-
Lodi, O., expecting to make his home
there. His brother, p. H. Cox, is a
bridge contractor at thar place. Their
mother, Mrs. Catharine Cox, who with
her son has been a resident of this
place for the past five or six years
Will accompany her son as far as
eastern Iowa, where she will reside
hereafter.
Miss Ella Henry, of Pella, Iowa, ar
rived today and after visiting for a
couple of weeks with her brother, T
c. Henry. near Echo will go to Yak.
ina county to teach. Mr. Henry will
meet his sister in this place with a
private conveyance today, and er
route to Echo will stop for a day with
the Merrys, formerly of Pella, who
live about half way to Echo.
Willis Rockwell returned from
Rock Springs, Wyo., last night. In a
few days he will go out to his home.
stead, about Is miles west of Pilot
Rock. About September Is he will
be followed by his half brother, Hen
ry Simpson, who will take land in the
same neighborhood, providing any
unoccupied land can be found in that
neighborhood that will suit him. Mr.
Rockwell took his land two years ago
and tried to induce his brother to ac-
company him to Umatilla county al
| that time
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