East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-04

MENTION

w. r. Stewart, of Freewater, has
been a visitor In town today.
Frank Robinson, of Everett, Wash,
has been a visitor here today.
p. G. Fowler of Walla Walla, came
over last evening for a short viist In
the city.
Colonel James H. Raley left this
morning for Portland on brief busi-
ness trip.
w. F. Dileman. of North Yakima,
has been a guest at the Hotel Pendle-
ton today.
II. C. Means, of Umatilla, came up
on the evening train yesterday for
short visit.
William Slusher Is in the city today
from the ranch. He VIII finish shear
ing tomorrow.
G. W. Bradley and T. ]. Kirk, of
Athena, came down on the evening
train yesterday.
DIR. C. ]. Smith, candidate for state
senator, went to Milton today on pro-
fessfonal business.
Attorney C. r. Wade returned to-
day from a professional visit to
Union and La Grande.
w. S. Goodwin, of the Hudson Bay
farm, left for his home this morning
after business visit here.
G. w. Sprague, of Enterprise, has
been a Pendleton visitor today and Is
| registered at the Hotel Pendleton.
Mrs. M. H. Rice, of Milton, arrived
this morning from Portland, and left
on the o'clock train for her home.
c. A. Barrett. candidate for repre-
sentative, left for Athena this MORN
ing after visiting Echo and Umatilla.
Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ. Scott, of Lex
ington, Ore, arrived last evening and
left this morning on the Walla Walla
train.
Editor Brown, of the Echo Regis
ter was in the city over night on
business, leaving for home this morn
ing.
|
came over from La Grande this morn
ing to make repairs to the line in
this vicinity.
S. p. Gould, president of the Una
tilla County Woolgrowers' assoea-
ton, has been in the city today from
his ranch near Nolin.
John W. Kimbrell, the only candi-
date in the field for county surveyor
went to Athena today to survey a
county road in that vicinity.
T. ]. Kirk, candidate for state sen.
ator, left for his home in Athena thi'
morning, after visiting the west end o
the county in the interest of his can
didacy.
John T. Whistler came up last eve
, ming from the reclamation camp neal
$ Foster, and in company with o. p
Morton left on the eastbound thi
t morning.
l Mr. and Mrs. ]. f. Cherry returned
. last evening from Milton, where the.
attended the funeral of the latter
father DR.. Wood, who died recent.
of pneumonia.
4 ]. n. Sainpolis, the christian" AM
: Lillian Lawrence, leading woman il
4 the play, arrived on the westbount
train this morning and are guests a
the Hotel Pendleton.
, Mrs T. C. Aston and Mrs. Bessi
5 Delaney will leave this evening 70
Tacoma, to join the formers husband
( T. G. Aston. who is now employed il
a meat market there.
j. s. Beckwith returned this morn
ing from a business trip to Sumpter
The mountain camp is busy as usual
y and a large force of miners is work
ing in the adjacent territory.
$ Mrs. E. B. Conklin and Miss Ethe
l.. Morey, of Ontario, passed through
= the city this morning to Walla Walli
= for a brief visit. Mrs. Conklin is de
lighted with their new home at On
tario.
y j. T. Flynn, deputy grand worth
r president of the Order of Eagles
n passed down the o. r. & n. toda,
a from Baker City to Portland. TIL
$ order is flourishing in Oregon an,
r Mr.. Flynn is highly pleased with tn
Y constant Increase in membership.
A. II. Sunderman, the well know
sheepman of Echo is in the city to
day on a visit with his family. II
will begin shearing tomorrow, hi
band being one of the last to b
n sheared in that vicinity. Most of tn
v Butter creek wool Is now in tn
= warehouses at Echo.