East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-30

| N'NS dSShl' NdilS up lIOHi lhdl pldC
last evening.
Mildred Christopher has been ap
pointed school librarian in school dis
trict No. 15.
A. B. McCarty, the well know
stage gulch rancher, is in town on
trading trip.
r. G. Wayland of Seattle, Wash
has been in the city today upon
business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Welker were Wis
itors here yesterday from their hom
at Holdman.
Emerald Groenwald is confined tC
the home of his father on Lincoln
street by illness.
F. Docs, a prominent stockman OF
Willows, is in the city to meet loca
stockmen on business.
Donald RAIDER is out on the stree
today, following a brief illness wh,cl
confined him to his home.
H. G.. Hurburt, of Echo, is among
the business visitors in the city from
the west end of the county.
Mat H. Mosgrove, the well-knowr
Milton merchant, is in the city. He
is accompanied by his wife.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakeley left
this morning on an official visit tC
the west end of the county.
j. w. Maloney who with his family
is now sojourning in California, is ex-
pecter home within a few days.
W. H. shannon of Helix, returned
home last evening, after caring for
business interests in Pendleton.
C. H. Terry solicitor for THE Law
yer and Banker" is in the city today
in the interest of his publication.
Ira NJ. Kemp of the bank of Weston
is down from that city today in the
interest of the Weston Normal school.
Attorney ]. F. Shelton of Echo,
came up from that place last evening
to transact legal business at the eoun-
ty seat
Gus Kester of the Pendleton Steam
Cleaning & Dye works has been laid
up for several days with an attack
of pleursy.
C. ]. Freeze left on the noon train
for the north, after looking after bus
mess for the Spokesman Review in
this territory.
Jessie Martin has been elected
school clerk in district No. 22. This
is west of Freewater. The election
was held Monday.
Mrs. Joe Basler, formerly of this
city, but now of Portland, came in
from the north this morning on the
Northern Pacific train.
William H. Daughtrey, president Of
the Portland Union stock yards COM
pany, spent yesterday at Echo, re-
turning to Pendleton last evening.
]. ]. Kimery and wife came in from
the farm today and are guests at the
hotel Pendleton. They expect to
leave on No. 8 tonight for Portland.
DR.. J. A. Donaghue, veterinarian,
left this morning for Arlington, where
he will insect a band of cattle about
to be transferred across the Column
bia.
Asa B. Thomson, chairman of the
county republican central committee,
to his ranch near Echo this
morning after a brief visit to PEN
lleton.
N. S, Ring, of the local office of
he bureau of animal industry, left
his morning for Castle Rock, Nor
ow county, on business for the de-
,artment.
Mrs Carrie Deering. daughter of
dr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Bentley, arrived
his morning fom her home in Spo-
.ane and will visit for a few days at
he home of her parents.
c. r. Baker, editor and publisher Of
ne HermistOn Herald and incidentally
ne of the pioneer residents Of that
ection Of The county, is in the city in s
he interests Of his publication. y
Rev J. NJ. Corneison, missionary
,r the Umatilla Indian reservation, t
in today from the Tutuila mission.
e is making preparations for the
g Indian camp meeting next month.
Rev. F.. J. Connor, pastor Of the
resbyterian Indian church on Tu-
lila, returned last evening from Sti- 4
s. Idaho, where ne had been with
g family to attend an Indian camp
Getting. q
Mrs. r. w. Goodman. Of Tacoma, h
rmerly Miss Alberta Hoffer Of La ="
-ande, is the guest of Pendleton =
lends to day, while passing through v
her way to La Grande for a visit u
the home Of her parents. Il
Rev. F. c. w. Parker, general Bap- ~
i missionary for the state Of Ore n
n, spent last evening in Pendleton. d
e guest Of Rev r. +. Story pastor al
the local Baptist church. He spent Of
nday at Hermiston and came up ie
4 evening for a brief visit here,
wing for Portland on the night o.
in.