East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-06

MENTION

G. w. McLyman of Pilot Rock, has
been a visitor in town today.
II. Mclean, Of Thorn Hollow, has
been in town today on a short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams left yes
terday for Portland upon a short visit
Mrs. Sam Thompson has returned
from a visit with friends in Portland
representative c. w. Steen is
down from Milton today on a business
trip.
VIII Piersol, of Ukiah, left for his
home today with a four-horse load
OF supplies.
Dan p. Smythe visited Umatilla to-
day on business, expecting to return
this evening.
T. M. Barger, of Walla Walla,
former resident of this county, was
visitor here yesterday.
VIII Gray, of the Gray Bros gro
Gerry store, has been i'll for severai
days and is unable to be at work.
Mrs Lot Livermore and daughter,
Miss Lotta Livermore, arrived home
yesterday after a visit In Portland.
]. B. Mumford and family have re-
turned from stay of over two months
at seashore resorts in Washington.
Miss May B. Evans, who is to teach
school In the county south of here,
arrived on the westbound train today.
Judge w. r. Ellis, returned this
morning from Boise, after having at
tended the national irrigation con-
gress.
Fred K. Bowen, travelling salesman
for the cigar department of Lang &
Co. of Portland, has been in the city
today
Mrs. Leon Cohen arrived home this
morning from Michigan, where she
passed several weeks visiting with
relatives.
Mrs. j. H. Parkes and daughters
arrived this morning from Meacham
where they have enjoyed an outing for
several weeks.
j. N. Burgess, manager of the Cum
ningham Sheep & Land company, has
been In town today accompanied by
his little hoy
Rev. A. L. Thoroughman, of Walla
Wala, passed through the city this
morning from a visit to eastern Ore
gon TO his home.
Mrs. j. c. Ardrey of La Grande,
who came over yesterday to visit Rev.
and Mrs w. L. Van Nuys, left this
morning for Portland.
Mrs Too 'Tautsob ard ,o,, 70 l.
came home last evening from Port
land where the boy was operated on
recently for throat trouble.
Harold J. Warner, the high school
student and business manager of the
llakawinn for this year, returned last
evening from a visit to Portland.
Frank X. Welles, county school SUI
perintendent, has returned from La
Grande, where he attended an insti- |
tute for the teachers of that county |
Mrs. May Stanton and children |
who have been visiting at the home of |
Mr. and Mrs. Phil McBrian, left this |
morning for their home in Spokane.
Mrs d. ]. McFaul and child re-
turned home Yesterday from Portland
and the coast, where they passed a
couple of weeks upon a pleasant out
ing.
Robert Cronin; who holds the posi-
ton Of telegraph editor on the Lewis
ton Tribune, arrived yesterday for a
visit with relatives and friends in this
city.
j. b. Eddy. right of way agent forI
the O. r. e. NJ arrived this morning
from La Grande, and is in the CITY
today in the interests of his depart
ment.
Miss Grace Miller, of the public
school teaching force. arrived last
evening from her home at Oregon
City, where she has spent her vaca-
tion.
Ed Hansen, clerk in the bridge and
building department at the o. r. &
n. depot. left last night for Salina.
Kan, for three weeks visit at his
old home.
A. Kunkel returned to the city yes-
terday from Spokane, where his fam
lily is now located. He will remain
here until he closes out his business
In this city.
Miss Olive Jones. of La Grande. ar
rived in the city last night to visit a
few days with her friend. Miss Lulu
X. Lorenz, Mrs. Joe Owenhouse and
other friends.
DR.. d. ]. McFaul. secretary of the
county board of health, was at wes
ton yesterday for the purpose of in
'estigating case of scarlet fever
which he placed under quarantine.
c. NJ. Depew of Camas Prairie. will
come to Pendleton next week to be-
gin course of study preparatory to
taking examination for the railway
mail service, which he hopes to enter
soon.
j. f. Piersol, of Weatherford, Okla.
who has resided with his son, VIII
Piersol, at Ukah, for the past few
months left for his home in Oklahoma
his morning. He will return to
Jkiah next spring to remain perma-
lently.