East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-29
PERSONAL
MENTION

w. ]. Furnish came down from his
Wenaha home this afternoon.
Floyd Anderson went down to Her.
miston today on brief business trip
]. e. Murphy, proprietor of the
alfalfa meal factory at Echo, is a
visitor here today.
Judge James A. Fee and District
Attorney Phelps left on train No.
today for Echo.
Col. Fred Boyd, editor of the Athe-
ma Press, came down this morning
for short visit in the city.
Mrs. A. j. McAllister has returned
home from Meacham, where she has
been camping for several weeks.
Charles Cunningham has returned
from Klickitat county, where he had
been for some time on business.
Mrs. l. ~ Prater and daughter,
Mrs. Geary Taylor, left this morning
for Heppner for a few days visit
Mrs. N. r. Crounse of Seattle, is
visiting her brother, w. F. Taylor and
family of this city, for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Slusher arriv-
ed home today from Colorado where
they had been visiting during the
summer.
Will Gray, of the Gray Bros. gro
Gerry store, came home last evening
from a vacation passed in Portland
and at the coast.
Mrs. Horace Mann and daughter,
Miss Ermal Mann, returned yester-
day from Lehman springs where they
spent the summer.
Miss Winnie Privett, general deliv-
cry clerk at the postoffice, has re-
turned from a months vacation spent
in the mountains.
DR.. H. A. Plnkerton, federal stock
inspector, came home today from
Union, where he had been making
stock inspection.
DR.. Fred A Lieuallen and Dr. Eas-
ley of Pilot Rock visited here last
night and returned to the Rock on
this mornings train.
c. A. Barrett was a passenger on
the local train from Athena this
morning and has been transacting
business here today.
Charles Bond returned home yes
terday from Portland where he at
tended the wedding OF his brother,
willard, to Miss Ethel Hays.
Mrs. George r. o'Daniel, Mrs.
Jimmie Luck and Miss Georgia
O'Daniel, returned home last evening
from Seaside, where they camped
during the hot weather.
Engineer Scott Butler of the PEN
dleton-Spokane passenger run on the
o. r. & N, has returned from eastern
after an extended auto
mobile tour, accompanied by his fam
lily.
A. H. johnson, the well-known or
chestra leader, has returned from
Lehman springs where he played dur
ing the summer and last evening he
went to Athena to furnish music for
4 dance.
Superintendent Landers of the
city schools, is in La
Irande today as a member of the
Executive committee of the Eastern I
Oregon Teachers association.-La !
irande Observer. I
After a three weeks stay at Seattle 4
md the Sound country, Rev. Ralph }
:. Storey returned to Walla Walla
asst Wednesday. He will arrive in y
his city Monday and begin services
n the Baptist church the next Sun =
Law September G
Mrs S. L. Morse will move to PEN
leton the first of the week, where f
he will spend the winter Her n
Delta, will enter the high t
chool Mrs. Morse will be missed by 8
many OF. her old friends She will 0
ent her residence here and will prob a
bly, make her future home in PEN e
leton,-Pilot Rock Record. %
w. H. Lytle state sheep inspector,
; in the city from Pendleton to in
pect several shipments of sheep that
re due out of this city. From here
e will go to old Fort McDermott on "
he Oregon California line and look =
fter the burning of corrals where "
cabby sheep have been kept. The Il
rip will require 800 miles stage ride.
Baker City Herald.