East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-21
PERSONAL
MENTION

Mrs j. Worthlngton of Irrigon, Is
guest of the Bowman today while
in the city.
Ward Emigh the Walla Walla
creamery man, is in the city today or
a business trip.
f. P. Dodd, who has been here for
several days returned to his home al
Hermiston this morning.
Herbert Boylen, sheepman and en-,
thusiastic Pilot Rock resident, has
been visiting here today.
Jerry Stone of Athena, was here
yesterday afternoon and returned
home on the evening train.
Mrs. A. F. Bird of Baker City is a
guest Of the Golden Rule while pass
ing through to Walla Walla today
e. H. Brown, editor of the Echo
Register, was here last evening and
went to Milton on the o'clock train.
william H. Daughtrey of the Una
tilla Ranch company at Fosters is a
guest of the Bowman while here to-
day.
Herbert McKeen of Umatilla coun-
ty, applied for a homestead in that
county this morning.-La Grande
Observer.
]. E. Murphy, proprietor of the
new alfalfa meal factory at Echo,
has been in the city today upon a
short visit
II. T Campion, travelling auditor
for the o. r. & N. company, is
guest Of Hotel Bowman today while
here on business.
Sheriff T.. p. Taylor has been al
Walla Walla in connection with the
Cecil Britain case but is expected
home this afternoon.
j. n. Burgess Of the Cunningham
Sheep and Land company, is in the
city today on a business trip from
the Birch creek ranch.
r r. Wood, Echo manager for the
Columbia Land company, was here
on a short visit last evening and left
for Portland this morning.
Attorney VIII NJ. Peterson went to
Athena today to attend to some busl-
ness there while his partner, s. F.
Wilson, is absent in the east.
Al Richardson, porter at the st.
George hotel, has returned from Up
per Mckay creek, where he enjoyed
a weeks excellent grouse hunting
Prof and Mrs. ]. s. Landers ar
rived home last evening from Port
land and the coast where they had
been visiting during the greater part
of the summer
On account of the light hay crop
in Wheeler county some of the cattle
men there are planning to winter
their cattle on $4 a ton alfalfa hay in
the Yakima country
Bishop c. J. O'Reily of the east
ern oregon Catholic diocese who has
been a guest of the Sisters of St.
Francis for several days, left for
Portland this morning.
w. ]. Furnish was down from We
naha springs yesterday having come
down largely to see the effects of the
big fire Wednesday night, which
his home for a time.
B. b. Richards, justice Of the peace
and agent for the Puget Sound Ware.
house company at Athena, has been
down today upon a short visit ana
says Athena has also had some warm
weather.
Mrs A. w. Nye will arrive home
This afternoon from Portland where
she has been visiting for several
weeks. She has been away most OF
the summer and visited at Tacoma :
before going to Portland.
T. w. Ayers, a brother-in-l of
Receiver A. A. Roberts, stopped off
n La Grande today for short visit.
He has been in Baker county, and is
IN his way to his home in Pendleton.
La Grande Observer.
Mr., and Mrs, w. w. Whitworth of I
Gcho, grandparents of Eliza Kennlson,
he young girl murdered there a few
weeks ago by young Stoffel, are 1
,uests of the Golden Rule today while l
n the city on trading trip. I
Mrs. Ray Crystol, wife of Manager g
Ray Crystol of the grocery depart =
nent of the Peoples Warehouse. is
xpected to arrive home Sunday eve-
ling from southern Oregon where she
las been on an extended visit.
Miss Florence Schroeder, who is to
e instructor in history and German
t the high school this winter has
rrivad from Minnasoto Sba 10 q