East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-27

been upon a private business trip.
Miss Eva Kinman returned last
evening from Helix, where she had
been visiting relatives for a few days.
Deputy Sheriff Bert Wilson has
been at Echo today upon business
connected with the sheriff's office.
Col and Mrs. ]. F. McNaught re-
turned to Hermiston on No. 1 today
after short business visit in the
city.
Mrs. William Hilton and sister, Miss
Matte Goode, returned last evening
after visit of several weeks in Sc
attic.
Mrs. o. NJ. Navin of Weston, who
has been In California, is visiting rel
atives in the city few days on her
way home.
Mrs Charles Eppinger and son re-
turned today from Bingham springs
where they have been camping for n
few weeks.
A. F. Holloway, representative of
the Westerner, a magazine published
at Darlington, Wash, has been in the
city today.
Z. A. Schiller, the tailor, came
home this morning from Portland,
having stopped for a short visit at
Hood River
w. d. Drowley, an attorney of Ba-
ker city, visited here yesterday as the
guest of w. C. E. Pruitt and left last
night for Portland.
| ]. NJ. Bentley left today for Port
land with James Smith, who is suf-
fering from eye trouble and will be
treated by a specialist.
George d. O'Connor, well-known
representative of the Northern Pa
cific, and erstwhile Walla Walla base
ball magnate, has been in the city
today
DIR. w. D. Mason federal stock in
spector, returned last evening from
Shaniko, where he made an inspec-
ton of some sheep that were await
ing shipment.
Miss l.. r. Lorenzo, correspondent
for the Oregon Daily Journal and the
| East Oregonian, will represent this
paper at the Peach day celebration in
Freewater tomorrow.
Conductor and Mrs Fred Waffle
left yesterday for Portland, from
where they will go to Seattle, Spo-
kane and points on the sound to re-
main few weeks
F. w. Myers, cashier of the First
| National hank nj To Gropda pocoad
through the city today on his way to
Canada, where he will spend his va
cation with relatives.
Mrs. NJ. A. Nelms, wife of DR.
Nelms of Walla Walla, arrived in the
city with her two children to visit with
her mother. Mrs. J. E. Taylor OF
Echo, who came up to meet her here
Miss Elizabeth Walker, who has
been at Salem for some weeks, is in
the city visiting relatives for a few
weeks, after which she will go tc
Marion, Oregon, to teach school dur
ing the coming term.
Mrs. A. A. Roberts returned to Pen.
dleton yesterday after a short visi
with her husband in this city. She
will visit Portland and the coast IL
an effort to fully recover from a lont
illness.-La Grande Observer,
NJ. A. Sturtevant and wife of Pilo
Rock, have been in town today upoi
short visit Mr.. Sturtevant report
that much grain is now being takel
to the new warehouse in Pilot Rock
| hat la L.. i,,
is now nearly over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crawford anc
family left on No. today for tn,
west. After visiting relatives in Ore
gon a short time they will go on t,
Fresno, Cal, to make their home IL
the hopes Of benefiting Mr.. Craw
ford's health. They sold their hom,
In this city to Mr.. Elgin, the well
known rancher, before leaving. Mr.
Crawford will retain his interest 4,
the harness business with his father
Monte B. Gwinn arrived yesterda,
from Pendleton. He and Mrs, Gwlnr
returned few days ago from a triJ
to Alaska. They went as far as Skag.
way on the excursion steamship Spo
kane. The trip was found most en-.
1oyable. Mr.. Gwinn says It Is lik,
running through canal. Land is ir
sight all the time and the water Il
so smooth that the vessel is neve,
rocked. On this trip the Spokane wa.
able to run up to the Muir glacier, thi.
being only the second time in mini
months that the glacier could be ap
preached in that manner.-Bois,
Statesman.