East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-02

in the city are the members OF the
Baker City high school track team
which arrived here last Tuesday
morning for the purpose of taking
part in the field meet Decoration
Day. Consequently this is the fifth
day the boys have been compelled to
remain here. and they won no medals
either However, they have been en-
local high school students, and most
of the visiting athletes have been
stopping with friends formed from
among the local students. Prof. ].
A. Churchill and wife, who accom-
panied the team to the city have also
been forced to remain. The men,
bers of the track team are Ralph
Dodson, Harry Lettig, Robert Kellogg,
L. Finch, Leo jenkins, Werner Gillis,
Oscar Enberg, F, Schumacher, L. Fer
nald and f. Steller,
The flood has also had the effect
of keeping the corps of wool buyers
in the city, although the Pendleton
sales are now over. After the close
of the second sale Tuesday many of
the buyers were intending to leave,
but as there has not been train over
the o. r. & n. since Wednesday
morning they have remained. Among
those now here are Messrs. Judd,
Burke. Brigham, Defour. Strauss,
Van Zevern. Ellery, Greene and
Sheuerman.
Fred C. Nessly, representative OF
the Illinois Central, left Thursday
over the w. & C. r.. after having beer
stranded here for several days.
Bert Pilkington, the famous o. A
C. football player. left last evening
over the w. & C. r. to return to Cor
wallis. He came to Pendleton to at
tend the inter-high school field meet
Mrs. C. n. Crewdson, wife of th'
well known travelling man and author
of Tales of the Road" was forced
to remain here and after vainly trying
to locate her husband by phone lef
yesterday for La Grande by team
Mr.. Crewdson arrived during the af
ternoon on the w. & C. r. trail
shortly after his wife's departure.
H. G. Van Dusen, master fish war
den, left over the w. & C. r. last eve
ming for his home at Astoria, afte
having driven across from La Grand
, Thursday.
Unwilling Guests.
Among the many people from othe
places who were forced to remain ]
Pendleton because of the flood, an
most of whom are still here, are tn
following,
, Mrs. A. T. McCully and Miss Cor
f. McCully. Halsey, Ore; WilliaI
Hitchcock, Lansing, Mich; c. +
; Deane. Buhl. Idaho: f. c. Smith an
l two daughters. La Grande; Miss Ros
z Fackler. Tacoma; Mrs. w. ]. Lake,
and Miss Edith X. Smith, Boise: Ra!
mond W. Spear, La Grande; Mi'
Pearl Stevens and Miss Grace SteN
ems. Tekoa, Wash; w. H. Gwinl
Garfield, Wash; Miss Bernice Cowa
and Miss Maud Wakley, Pullman
Wash; W. H. Chapel and F. j. Fe'
guson, Winona, Wash; Peter Swal
son, Minneapolis; Thomas Whela
Seattle; Len Matison, Portland; c.
e Remich, Boise; F. H. Adams. Bois
= Mrs. D. C. Mcintyre, Athena: Mrs.
Nibler and Miss Jessie Nibler, l
d Grande; Miss Martha Harris, Por
= land; Mrs. Stricken, Portland; G. '
!. Looney, Peele, Wash; Mrs. 5.
: Belknap; E. E. Sears, Portland; j
e Woods, Heppner Junction; JOSEF
It Waters, Spokane: ]. H. Ravens, l.
e tab. Wash; Frank RAIDER, Portlan
l. C. S. Bergelt and. wife, Spokane;
n A. Gresham, Sunmerville; Miss E
,e ma Taylor, Spokane; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Summercamp, Portland; John Ha
,e Payette, Idaho: Miss Nellie Gree
te Dayton, Wash: H. Kaufman. CT
cago; ]. D. Hartnut, Chicago: Edwa
ss Burke, Baker City; w. ]. McConne
Idaho; George T. Williams, Portlan
G.. w. Hunt, Portland; F. A. Phillil
es Baker City; L. Z. Crouch, Portian
- w. A. Fay, Chicago; w. ]. Raymor
San Francisco; H. w. Behnke, Pc
land; A. E. Kinsey, Portland; Al
Livingstone Boston; II. j. Mill
with the Chicago G. Northwestei
George Kraeger, New York; Mr.. a
----. c. Wilcox, Minneapolis; E. d
=. =. i.... -. D.; V. B.
Comb, Bo.eman, Mont; G. Critic
'es den, Occur d'Alene, Idaho; Willi
ur Gullickson, Spokane: r. A. Ruth
,e- ford Spokane; Charles Little, 81
kane; Mrs. H. Mcdonald, Wa
Walla; Mrs. Charles Hood and $
Boise: E. Hogoboom, Walla Wal
Harry E. Hayes, Portland; Mrs. He
al ard Smith, Portland; Mrs. Thor
Fitz Gerald, ogden, Utah: Lut
' Perkins, Coffeyville, Kas.; w. ]. Hy
'es' Hanniford, n. D.; George T. p;
md Moro; r. ~. Bade, st. Louis; c.
Bagen, San Francisco; G. B. Ho
way, Portland; w. S. Phelps, P'
land; ]. w. Harney, Spokane, an
host of others.