East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-09
PERSONAL
MENTION

visiting here today.
p. s. Stanley of Tekoa, Wash, has
been a visitor here today.
A. Kunkel went to Spokane this
morning upon business trip.
C. w. Steen of Milton, came down
last evening upon short visit.
James Laing and family left this
morning for a visit at Revelstoke, B.
c.
S. D. Peterson, the Milton attorney,
came down last evening upon a short
visit.
H. II. Gilbert, of Pilot Rock, is in
the city today on a trading and bust
ness trip.
DIR. Fred A. Lieuallen came down
from Helix this afternoon upon a
short visit.
Mrs. Willaby of Athena, visited in
the city yesterday the guest of Mrs.
Lee Baker.
Alfred Bachtold and G.. C. Miller
of Walla Walla, have been visitors
here today.
Abe Miller, justice of the peace at
Pilot Rock, is in the city today on a
business trip.
Louis Mueller the prominent farm
er from the Helix district, is in the
city today on a business trip.
Mrs. j. C. Synhorst and daughter
Maggie of La Grande, passed through
this morning to Spokane on a brief
visit.
Tom Mountain, of the Kunkel i'm |
plement store, was a visitor in La
Grande yesterday and returned last
night.
l.. f. Wenham left this morning for
Pullman, Wash, to enter upon his |
duties as publisher of the Tribune at |
that place.
Misses Lurie and Grace Dorothy
will leave this evening for their home |
near Milton, where they will visit
over Sunday.
Mrs. ]. E. Smith, who resided here
until last summer, is over from her
home in Pendleton visiting friends
La Grande Observer.
James Johns arrived home this
morning from Portland, after having
attended the democratic mass meet
ing held there yesterday.
j. n. Keeney of Shaniko, one of
the owners of the Cunningham Sheep
& Land company, arrived last evening
upon short business visit.
Claud Catch of Salem. candidate
for the republican nomination for
secretary of state, left this morning
for Athena after having been here for
a day.
o. E. Harper of the Blue Mountain
creamery, who came over from La
Grande last evening, left this morn
ing for Waua Walla on brief busi-.I
ness visit. 4
R. A. Kelsay, field agent for the
Cunningham Sheep G. Land company,
has arrived from the east where he
recently made some purchases of
bucks for his company.
]. W. Bickford, formerly employed
in the creamery at this place, but
now in charge of the Pendleton !
branch. is in the city today visiting
friends.-I.a Grande Observer.
w. r. Kivett of Boise, was in the |
city this morning. He is one of the |
owners of the Riverside park at
Boise, and was manager of the Zinr |
Travesty theatrical company which |
appeared here last fall.
Arthur Beacham has gone to Clares- |
holm, Alberta, where he will probably |
buy wheat land and engage in farm
ing. HeIexpects to look over the |
country thoroughly before purchas-
ing and will visit the Pendleton colo
ny near Claresholm.
Editor John p. McManus, of the |
Pilot Rock Record. accompanied by |
Mrs McManus, came in this after
noon on a business trip. The roads
between here and Pilot Rock are in
excellent condition and farm work is
now generally under way in that di-
rection.
DR.. T. ]. Lloyd, the we'll known
veterinarian, returned last evening
from Helix, Athena and Adams. where
he has been on a professional visit.
He finds crops In excellent condition
and country roads drying up rapidly.
Farm horses in the county are gem
orally in good condition.
John Sommerville, brother of
County Treasurer E. ]. Sommerville
and former resident of Oregon. IS
here on a visit from his home at Ed
monton, Alberta. Mr.. Sommerville
was formerly manager of the Baldwin
Sheep & Land company of Crock
county. He has resided in Edmonton
for the past three years.