East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-30

MENTION

oelu DSCh, JID tilc iOllldilu I'm
nese Interpreter, has been here today.
Mrs. ]. w. Maloney and son Har
old have returned from a visit in
Portland.
C. c. Hunt came down yesterday
from Ontario and is a guest at the
Hotel Pnedleton.
B. a. Marquis, the well known Ad-
ans farmer was a business visitor in
the city yesterday.
j. u. Lawrence, a young business
man of Ukiah, has been here today
upon business trip.
w. II. Garret, the well known rep
resentative of Wadhams & Co., has
been in the city today.
II. f. Wright, a business man of
Milton, was here yesterday and re-
turned home on the evening train.
Mrs. William Skiles and her
daughter Edith have returned from
their vacation at Lehman Springs.
Mrs. Fred Crawford and children
returned from Portland last evening
where they had been for several
weeks
George Hartman, jr., assistant
cashier of the First National bank.
went to Weston on a business trip this
morning.
Mrs. >John Adams visited with
friends in the city yesterday and re.
turned to her home near Adams last
evening.
Walter NJ. Pierce came over on the
delayed train today from Union coun-
ty, where he has been staying during
the summer.
Howard Evans, fruit inspector for
this county, came down from Milton
last evening and has been spending
tne udy mere
p. p. Collier and wife left this
morning for Fossil for a visit with
their son. John a. Collier, who is an
attorney there.
j. H. Cunningham, civil engineer
of Portland, has been here since yes
| terday on business with the firm of
McCourt & Phelps.
Carl C. Marshall, representing a
business college text book publishing
house of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has
been in the city today upon business
visit.
Miss Ina Stllwell of Dayton, Ore,
is visiting here the guest of Mrs. r.
\. Watson. while on her way to Owy-
hee where she will teach school this
winter.
County School Superintendent
Frank X W,les and family have re-
turned from the mountains neae
Meochsm. whore they were comped
for a month or more.
l.. E Penland and family have re-
turned from their vacation which
was spent in camping ut Meachcm.
They enjoyed their experiences in
the mountains this year hugely.
Mrs Rose Campbell has returned
from her purchasing trip ut Portland
and is overseeing the remodelng of
the Schmidt building preparatory t,
moving her millinery establishments
therein.
John Tlardwick, since disposing oi
his secondhand and loan busiress
here, has bought small tract Of land
At College Place. a, suburb of Walla
Walla, and will engage in the poultry
business.
Miss Myteline Fraker the well
known singer, will leave next Mon
dav evening for Minneapolis, wher4
she will study vocal and instrumental
music during the coming winter. She
will be away for an indefinite time
Warren Mcdaniel, who has been
employed as night clerk at the Hote,
Pendleton, has resigned that position
and is now day clerk at the Hotel ST.
George, having taken the place va
Gated by l.. II. Wood. who leaves for
the east this evening.
Miss Jennie Neiss, of Richfield
Utah, is in town awaiting the arrival
o. her parents from Ridge, where they
are staying with friends for a time be-
fore locating in the Hermiston coun.
| try. Mr.. Neiss is an experienced ir-
ricationist of the Utah school. and
predicts great possibilities within
reach of the East Umatilla project
Reception to Delegates.