East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-18

MENTION

d. w. Olinger, of Milton, has been
a visitor in town today.
Ernest Younger returned thi smorn
ing from Bingham Springs.
Mrs. w. F. Matlock has gone to Hot
Lake to remain for several days.
Mrs NJ. L. Watts. of Athena, has
been in the city upon a short visit.
Mrs Areta Plamonden, of Athena,
has been visiting in the city today.
John e. Beam is now in Portland
attending the A. o. U. w. grand lodge
session.
G. e. Hobbs and family have re-
turned from camping trip in the
mountains.
Mrs. w. II. Bleakney is quite i'll at
her home in the Pendleton academy
building.
F.. II. Van Duscn left today for Con-
don, where he will remain for week
on business.
Judge II. ]. Bean and family will
leave this week for Hidaway Springs
i'i "a iN" hhyo ouhhlb'
j. d. Matheson, trainmaster of the
o. r. & N, came over from La
Grande today on a business trip.
C. E. Troutman and brother, w. II.
Troutman, left this afternoon for
Hermiston on a brief business trip.
II. L. Bartholomew came up from
Echo last evening and has been a
guest at the Hotel st. George today.
j. d. Kirk, manager of the Hida-
way Springs resort, has been in the
city today on short business trip.
Mrs. H. A. Thompson returned
home this morning from two
months visit in Eugene and Portland.
Rev. II. b. Knight, field secretary
Of Pendleton academy, left for Echo
today in the interest of the academy.
Mrs. Jay Bowerman and child, of
Condor, are expected here this even
ing for visit with Mrs. Glenn Wins
low.
]. f.. Cherry, of the Golden Rule
hotel, has been in Lewiston for two
NSShS oIlu - SApeCltu iOIIlS tOllOI-
rom.
r. Alexander and Dan P. Smythe
returned this afternoon from Bingham
Springs. where they have ben on an
outing.
Perry Could president of the UNA
tilla County Woolgrowers' associa-
ton, has been in town today from his
ranch near Nolln.
Mrs. L. p. Rinehart, of North Yaki-
ma, pioneer of Union county, passed
through this morning from Vale to
her home at North Yakima.
Major o. C. Edwards returned last
evening from Portland, where he went
several days ago TO meet the COM
missioner of Indian affairs.
Peter Bauemfiend and Mrs. Agnes
Curtis, of Cecil, Morrow county, and
Miss Dora Wilson, of Chicago, have
been here today bound for Bingham
Springs.
Mrs. Edgar Thompson and daugh-
ter Clara expect to leave Saturday
for Portland to visit with Miss Ethel
Thompson, of the Woodcraft office in
Portland.
Pete Anderson. of Byers' mill, who
has been i'll with typhoid fever for
some time lis now completely recover
ed and has resumed his post at the
mill again,
Arnold Sheuerman, now on the road
for the Pendleton woolen mill, was on
board the Great Northern train which
was wrecked a few days ago near
Wenatchee, Wash. In letter to his
father he described the wreck as ali
exciting thing, though none of the
passengers were severely hurt.
DR.. T. j. Lloyd and family are now
at North Powder where they were
called by serious injury to DR..
Lloyd's sister, Mrs. ]. D. Carroll. She
was severely injured in a runaway
accident several days ago and it was
thought at the time that she was ia
tally injured but she is somewhat
better now.
Robert Burns, general agent of the
o. r. & n. left this morning for his
home at Walla Walla, after a busi-
ness trip in the city. An enormous
wheat crop will be harvested along the
line of the road both in Oregon and
Washington and II is not generally be-
lieved that the effect of the hot
weather will be felt to any extent.