East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-08

DR.. e. n. Hutchinson, federal stock
inspector of Portland, is here today
comforting with DR.. S. w. Mcclure.
Mrs. W. S. Bailey and family re-
turned last evening from Portland
where she had been during the rose
show.
Miss Lurie Dorothy and her cousin.
Miss Elsie Dorothy, of Minnesota, ar
rived home from Portland this morn
ing
B. Jensen leaves this evening for
Baker city in the interest of the Ma
tional Livestock Insurance assocla-
ton.
j. b. Saylor passed through today
from Freewater to his Butter creek
ranch.
Attorney Charles Ferguson return
ed this morning from Walla Walla,
where he had been for an over Sun
day visit
DR.. George L. Biggers of La Grands
is a gnuest Of the st. George while
in the city today on a brief profess
slonal visit.
Cress and James Sturgis have re-
turned from Portland, where they
visited with relatives and attended the
rose show.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. McCarty have
moved from this city to the ranch
near Echo, where they will remain
until after harvest.
Mrs. T. w. Ayers and Mrs. A. A.
Roberts have returned from Arizona
where they had been sojourning dur
ing the winter months.
DR.. c. ] Smith returned home yes
terday morning from Portland, where
he had been attending a meeting Of
the state board of health.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Lisle of Echo
left Sunday noon for a visit in Port
land. They will perhaps be absent
during the entire summer.
T. ]. Tweedy left for Portland
this morning to remain during the
week where he will attend the Ma
sonic grand lodge session.
Miss Celestine Moorhouse left for
Weston today to attend the COM
mencement exercises of the normal
school tonight and tomorrow
George Buzan, who is employed as
steam engineer on the Umatilla irrl-
cation project, is in the city for a few
days on a visit with his family.
Lester Means and Nat Kimball two
well known high school students re-
turned home last evening from Port !
land after having attended the rose
show.
Mr.. and Mrs w. W. Berry former |
ly of this city. but not located in La
Grande, were here yesterday with the
crowd that came to see the ball
game.
Dr.. E. A. Vaughan came home yes
terday from a visit in Portland dur
ing which he participated in meet
ing of the state board of dental ex-
aminers.
NJ. A. Pottinger, the well known
lecturer who delighted several PEN
dleton audiences last winter on Ma
sonic subjects, is in the city from Sc
attic for a few days.
Arthur Means came nome this
from Portland, where he
had been during the rose show. He
was also at Eugene during the U. of
D. rally held after the election re-
turns had been received.
Mrs. John Vert and sister, Miss Di-
ana McLain, left yesterday at noon
'or Portland where they will remain
for a week. Mrs. John Vert will at
end the grand chapter Of the Order
If Eastern Star during the week.
Mrs, Vessie Parsons of Walla Wal
a, a cousin of NJ. A. RAIDER, came
,ver from Walla Waila yesterday en-
quite for Indiana to visit with rela-
ives. She is accompanied by her
laughter Elizabeth.
Mrs. c. NJ. Ramsdell of Cove. Union
county, passed through the city
Sunday on her way to Weston to at
end the commencement exercises
omorrow evening, While here she
vas the guest of Major and Mrs, Lee
Moorhouse and family.
Conductor w. T. Shirey, who has
,een on the Condor branch OF the
}. R. G. N. for few weeks, has re-
urned to his run between this city
md Portland and Conductor Pat Ma
,affey has resumed his run on the
Condon run. They had exchanged
'uns for a few weeks.
Rev. o. w. Taylor of the Episcopal
,hurch at Wallace, Idaho, has been
he guest of Rev. and Mrs. Charles
ouinney for a short time, having been
delayed in reaching home by the
washouts on the Northern Pacific.
He assisted in the service at the