East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-10
PERSONAL
MENTION

!. y. IdglOI lNll N'beNJ hSi - N'eN''-
on a business trip.
Mrs. William Slusher and daughter
Edith left this morning for Spokane.
w. d. Chamberlain, of Athena, came
down this morning on a business trip.
Thomas Thompson left this after
noon for Condor on a brief business
trip.
II. f. johnson arrived on the delay
ed westbound train this morning from
Boise.
Miss Arlee Ronanzon, a school
teacher of Milton, was a visitor here
yesterday.
w. Roy Saxton. of the East Umatilla
reclamation crew, was a visitor here
from Hermiston yesterday.
C. A. Barrett. representative-elect
came down from Athena this morninA
upon a short business trip.
Mrs. w. C. E. Pruett, of Baker
City. is here upon a visit with her
mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Raley.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Oliver have re-
turned from four months trip
through the east and California.
Purl Bowman and family returned
yesterday from Meacham, where they
were camped during the summer.
Mrs. Charles Eppinger and child re-
turned last evening from a two
months visit at Astoria and Portland.
II. II. Gilbert, the Pilot Rock stock
man. was in town today for the pur-
pose of placing his son in the high
school.
Circuit Judge II. j. Bean and Dis
trict Attorney G. w. Phelps left today
for Hcppner to hold court there to-
morrow.
Clark Wood, editor of the Weston
Leader, was a visitor in town yester-
day and returned home on the even
ing train.
d. c. Mcintyre returned today from
Hot Lake, where he has been for a
couple of weeks taking treatment for
rheumatism.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. L. Hall returned
this forenoon from the east after hav-
ing passed the summer at their old
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Miss Clare Hail. the we'll known
teacher, left for Weston this morning
to bagir teaching in the Weston nor
NAL which opened today.
( John HALEY. jr., came home thii
l moraine after having attended the ir
e rgauon congress at Boise and visitec
l with relatives in that city.
s Dr.. Ralph swinburne and Miss Fay,
= Bartholomew have returned from
r Portland, where they attended tn
h Bartholomew-Weet wedding.
Judge W r. Ellis left Saturda
night for Newport to join his famil
. at that resort. They will return t
: Pendleton in about 10 days,
r. Joe Murphy will leave this evenin
n for Chicago and visit at his oil
r home at Columbus, Wis He will b
n gone for a month or longer,
e. a. smith editor of the Twice-A
Week Spokesman-Review, was her
between trains yesterday while return
n ing 10 Spokane from Boise.
2, C. w. Proebstel. the Weston mer
t. chant. came down from that place thi
II morning to attend the meeting of tn
r, hardware dealers association.
: Fred Schmeer, assistant cashier O
e the Savings bank, left yesterday 70
l. Portland and other places in the val
# ley for a two weeks vacation
:. Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Mayberry al
y, rived home last evening after havin
, passed two weeks at Newport an
=, other places in western Oregon.
George Linsner, the well know
stockman of Nye, is in the city TO
day making arrangements to bring
number of fine animals TO the count
) fair,
' Proe. l.. r. Traver city superinten
" dent of the Pendleton schoois, arrive
;t saturday evening from Condor. wher
II he assisted in teachers institute las
# week.
e ]. j. Quillian, of the standard Of
t. company with headquarters in Port
land, who has been in the city for sev
eral days, left for Portland this af
n ternoon.
d Thomas Mountain, of the Kunke
II implement house, returned last eve
s ming from Edwall, Wash, where h
e has been for several days in the inter
est of the firm.
r. NJ. Calderwood, of the Millsto
Land company of Millston, n. D., wa
here yesterday on his way to Spokan
after having attended the national ir
" rigation congress;
Florence Pettitt, the little daughte
: of Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Pettitt. left to
4 day for Canyon City, Colo, to atten
the sisters school Mt that place durin
the coming winter.
,e NJ. A. RAIDER will leave tonight 70
r, Portland to make some purchases fo
his furniture store and also attend tn
II. meeting of the state Association {
Funeral Directors.
}? c. ]. Munston. a member of tn
in state land commission of Idaho, wa
here Saturday while or his way to h
- home in Moscow after having attende
the irrigation congress Mt Boise.
q a. T.. Tonningsen, a sheepbuver fC
= Carsten Brothers. of Tacoma, is
Z the city today in the interest of h
! firm. He finds mutton sheep a vei
2 scarce article in this part of II
! country.
( C. w. Tarbett, formerly of Pomero
! but now of Chicago, spent Sunday
Z the city the guest of his twin brothe
I r. r. Tarbett of the Fair store. +
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