East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-19

]. M. Keeney of the Cunningham
Sheep e. Land company, went to the
Rock this morning.
Attorney r, r. Johnson returned to
Echo this morning after a brief busi-
ness visit in the city.
DR.. NJ. S. Kern went to Hermiston
this morning on business connected
with his interests there.
Jacob Behrens, employed on the
Alfred Smith ranch on Birch creek,
was in town yesterday.
Harry Burke of the Hermiston
Realty company, is in the city today
on a brief business visit.
A. p Myrick is planning to go to
Seattle to see the battleship fleet
while it is in that port.
Mrs. f. T. Wade has just recovered
from a five weeks illness and is now
able to leave her room.
Mrs. William Adams, Jr, returned
t. her home at Adams today after a
few days visit in the city.
L. E. Wells of Weston, is in the city
today on his way from Portland where
he has been for a short time.
Mrs, Joseph Ell was called to Port
land this morning by the death OF
her brother, VIII Heitkemper.
R. F. Bieknell, the well known
sheep buyer left today for Heppnes
to receive a shipment Of sheep.
DR.. ]. A. Donaghue went to Athena
this morning and he will visit at Wes-
ton and Adams before returning.
d. B. Costume of the Columbia
Land company is spending the day on
the company's project near Echo.
Henry Arbogast, a well known |
farmer of Rittner, Grant county, Is
in the city today after load Of sup
plies.
District Attorney G. W. Phelps has
gone to Heppner for the purpose Of
a political meeting. to be
held there.
NJ. A. RAIDER left last night for
Portland to attend the state associa-
ton of funeral directors, of which he
Is the president.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Ross left at noon
Today for Helena, Mont. where they
will visit for a few months before 60
ng TO Portland to reside.
James Elgin is in the city from
Connell for few days visit with old
friends. He has just returned from a
rip through New Mexico.
DR.. Buck, a dentist of Chicago, ar
lived here last evening and is looking
,ver the west end with a view to
making some investments.
Jack Mclaughlin of the Illinois
Central, arrived in Pendleton on the
noon train and will spend few hours
here in the interest of his road.
L. H. Russell of La Grande, was in
the city today on his way to Hermis-
.on, where he will purchase a tract of
irrigated land and set out an orchard.
Milton Ross, the we'll known young
Try goods clerk of this city left this
morning for Portland to reside per-
He will be joined by his
amily in a few days.
Monte B. Gwinn, president of Pen
lleton Savings bank, left last evening
or Ontario to confer with his associ-
ties in the Malheur Land & Livestock
Oro papu IN httSipacs ttarS
Mrs. F. j. L. Beaudry and baby
laughter Antoinette. have returned to
heir home in Seattle after spending
few months with her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs, H. j. Latourelle of this city.
Mrs. E. C. Skiles left last evening
or Spokane, where she will remain
ntil after June 10, when her daugh-
err Miss Elizabeth Van Antwerp.
raduates from Brunot hall, at that
lace.
DR.. ]. H. Buck of Chicago, a promi-
ent dentist of that city, is here look
ng over the surrounding country. He
ccompanied D. B. Costume of the
Land company to Echo and
Iermiston today.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Adams, Sr.,
rho have been at their winter home
L Los Angeles for the past six
months, are now in Portland and will
eturn to their home at Adams for
he summer, in few days.
]. G, Cutler, assistant superinten-
lent of the Northern Pacific, is in
he city today making final arrange
nents for the excursion from this
ity to Seattle on May 80, on the oc-
aston of the visit of the Atlantic
leet to the sound.
NJ. f. Davis of Union. postmaster at
hat place, and past grand chancellor
Il oregon knights of Pythias, accom-
'anied by Mrs. Davis, passed through
he city today on his way to Walla
vslla to attend the state convention
Z knights.
William Cusick. the we'll known