East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-24

snlpment OF cdttle.
Eldon Furnish and j. w. Skiles
leave in few days for fishing trip
to Black Lake, Idaho.
C. II. Rosenberg and family left
yesterday for Wenaha springs, where
they will spend the summer.
Bruno Weber, the well-known res
ervation rancher, is in today from his
ranch for brief trading trip.
Donald RAIDER, left last evening for
Helix, near which place he is en-
ployed with a threshing crew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Skiles will
spend Sunday in Walla Walla, the
guests of Mr. Skiles' mother.
Mrs. E. E. Miller returned to Her
miston this morning, after an over
night visit to the county seat
Mrs N. S. Ring and her mother
Mrs, Wilson, go to Meacham this
evening, to spend the summer.
DR.. w. V. Glaisyer Of the federal
bureau of animal industry has gone in
to Wallowa county on business.
James Marcum, the Gurdane stock
man, returned home this morning, af-
ter brief visit to the county seat.
Miss Gertrude Jordan is the guest
Of relatives on Birch creek, having
gone out on yesterdays Pilot Rock
train.
Charles Vinxier, first sergeant of
company l., arrived home last even
ing. He had been visiting in Port
land and Seattle.
Bert Campbell is confined to the
home Of his mother on Jackson
street. 1t is feared he is threatened
with typhoid fever.
J. c. Mayo, superintendent of the
bridge and building department Of
the o. r. & n, is in the city today in
an official capacity.
DR.. y. S. Ring of the federal bu-
reau Of animal industry is at Meacham
for a few days, installing Mrs. Ring
in summer quarters.
Editor j. p. McManus of the Pilot
Rock Record, returned home this
morning, after an overnight business
visit TO the county seat.
Ben Colvin, the stockman of Rit-
ter is in Pendleton today, having
brought in a large bunch of beef cat
tie to be shipped to Seattle.
Mrs. Leona Thompson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Seth Catlin, are arranging to
go to Meacham to remain until after
the close of the warm season.
President William H. Daughtrey of
the Union Stockyards company, is
here today on business in connection
with the Echo alfalfa meal mill.
Oliver Knots, the Pilot Rock
;heepman, came in from that place
asst evening and was a westbound
passenger on this mornings train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Sharp of Grange
lille, Idaho, have been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs Jack Skiles this week. |
dr. Sharp is the Grangeville banker.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Dickson and son,
frank Dickson, returned on the noon
rain from Wenaha springs, where
hey have been for the past few days
Deputy Sheriff A. C. Funk returned
Ome last evening from Portland
here he had been visiting since the
lose of the national guard encamp-
lent.
John Bentley has returned from
ehman springs where he had been to
ct his family installed for the sum-
Ter season.
Tom Montgomery, cashier of the
merican National bank, goes out to
Ielix this afternoon to assist in the
nal installation of fixtures in the [
ank of Helix.
Minot Cleveland of Anderson, In
lana, is in the city today. the guest
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Oliver, while
n his way home from an extended
,ur of the west.
Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes
eturned this morning from The
mes, his summer home at Meacham,
eing called here as a witness in the
oung will contest.
Rev. j. NJ. Cornelison left last eve-
ng for Freewater to attend mis-
onary committee meeting, he being
lie chairman of the committee for the
endleton presbytery. IS
C. w. Howell, secretary in the local !
flee of the federal bureau of animal II
dustry, left on the noon train for =
ayton, Washington, where he will
,end a brief vacation, y
C. j. Jackson, Hermlston's agent
II the o. r. & ~, arrived in Pen
eton last evening on his way home
ON Spokane, where he had been to \
,end a weeks vacation. IS
Miss Juliet Cooper of St. Paul, Il
nnesota, and Miss Mabel Witty b
'mbe of Corvallis, left last evening J.
r La Grande, where they will be e
lie guests of friends for a few days. y
+. p. Rounds, foreman of the o. r. n
n. roundhouse here, has returned &
ON Spokane, Couer d'Alene and Mis- K
e Indian reservation land drawings,
S. b. Neil the well known Camas e.
'airie rancher and deputy assessor
r that end of the county, Is in the