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

MENTION


been a visitor here today.
Will NJ. Peterson, of Athena, was a
visitor here last evening.
Clark Nelson has been serving as
deputy in the clerks office today.
Mr. Fred Shoemaker left yesterday
for Seattle, where he expects to locate
permanently.
Judge S. A. Lowell returned home
last evening from his campaign tour
in southern Oregon.
w. d. Chamberlain, of Athena, was
a passenger on the evening train from
that place last night.
Miss Nell Ireton of Boise, arrived
this afternoon to be the guest of Miss
Adna Raley for a few days.
George d. O'Connor, of Walla
Walla, has been in the city today and
guest at the Hotel st. George.
]. n. b. Gerking, formerly of Athe-
home at Laidlaw, Crook county.
Dr. Fred A, Lieuallen, of Helix, was
here Yesterday and returned home on
the o'clock train last evening.
II. 7. Brown, chief deputy in the
county clerks office, has been i'll at
his home today. and unable to be at
work.
J. n. Burgess, manager of the Cum
ningham Sheep & Land company, has
been in the city today upon a busi-
ness trip.
Misses Lurie and Grace Dorothy
returned last evening from their home
near Milton, where they visited for
several days.
C. A. Smith, correspondent of the
Spokesman Review, came down from
Walla walla last evening in the inter-
est of his paper.
Rev. II. b. Knight, financial agent
of Pendleton academy, left today for
Prineville, where he goes in the in
terest Of the school.
]. d. Matheson, o. r. G. n. train
master at La Grande, came over last
evening to assist in getting the de-
layed trains out of Pendleton.
Mrs. Horace McKinzie of walla
Walla, was a guest of friends yester-
day. Mrs. McKinzie left for Hot
Lake this morning for a weeks So
journ.
Tonight the regular meeting of the
city council will be held. and it is
probable that matters pertaining to
proposed levee improvements will be
discussed.
4 r. C. Reeder. of Nye, is in the city
crops and range are in excellent con-
dition in that section, and the high
water did no damage.
Mrs. w. c. Hembree, of McMinn-
villc, arrived yesterday and is visiting
with Mrs. c. A. Turner and brother
James Beagle, who is i'll at the for
mers home in this city.
Conductor II. c. Grady, of La
Granda, came over yesterday evening
to assist in the rush of trains follow
ing the resumption of traffic. All the
train crews are now working to the
limit.
Miss Edna Tweedy, of Pendleton, is
visiting in the city. She is on her way
home from Portland and remained in
The Dalles until trains are again run
ming through to Pendleton.-The
Dalles Chronicle.
W. F. Matlock returned from an
extended visit to Portland this morn
ing. Mr.. Matlock's stay in the me-
tropolis was not by choice, as he was
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traffic caused by the high water.
Mrs. ]. b. Perry returned last eve-
ming from Eugene, where she has beer
visiting her daughter, Miss Jennie
Perry, who is attending the state
university Miss Perry will not re-
turn home until about June %.
#. w. Ayers and Leslie Matlock ar.
rived yesterday from Durkee. Ore.
where they have been for the pas
two months at the Gold Coin mine ir
that vicinity. They will remain ii
Pendlcton few days before return
ing.
Mrs. Lachlan Macleay of Tacoma
arrived this morning to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Nye, and t,
be present at the Thompson-John
wedding. which occurs tonight ant
also the Myers-Hartman wedding
which occurs on June 90. She ex
poets to remain about three weeks.
II. ]. Stillman came in last evenin.
from the Gold Coin mine at Rye Val
ley, Baker county. He had hopes t,
be able to reach home in time t,
vote. but the tie-up of the railroat
prevented. Considerable damage wa
done by high water in all parts o
Baker county