East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-06
PERSONAL
MENTION

C. r. Gilmer of Heppner, has been
visitor here today.
T. L. Ragsdale of Milton, is In the
city today upon short visit
J. s. Beckwith, associated with
is now in Sumpter upon a short bus
| mess visit.
H. s. Hollingsworth of Colfax,
Wash, has been a guest at the I-otel
Pendleton today.
Mrs. and Mrs j. H. Gentry of Mil
| ton, came down last evening and have
been here today.
Robert Frazier of Milton, has been
in the city upon a short visit, having
come down last eve ling.
e. ]. Wilbur, the pioneer stockman
of Duncan, is In the city today on
trading and business trip.
Judge G. A. Hartman has been in
Portland for several days and is ex-
pected hobe about Thursday.
Robert Burns, o. r. & n. agent at
Walla Walla, came over last evening |
and has been visitor here today.
President Perry Gould of the UNA
tilla County Woolgrowers association,
is in the city today from his home at
Nolin.
o. w. Knight, o. r. & n. employe
at Umatilla, came up from that place
last evening and has been a visitor
here today.
william Hainey has sold his farm
between here and Pilot Rock and left
last night for Alberta, where he ex-
poets to locate.
Judge w. r. Ellis is expected home
tonight after having been away for
several days on a tour of this con-
gressional district
Mrs. Blakeslee. wife of DR.. L. X.
Blakeslee, arrived this morning from
Los Angeles, where she has been
spending the winter.
S. d. Peterson, the Milton attorney,
came down from that place last eve
ming, and has been attending to le-
gal business here today.
Tom and Doss Swearingen are plan
ming to leave Saturday for klamath
Falls for the purpose of looking over
that section of the country.
! c.. T. Goodwin, the Milton attorney,
came down last evening and has
been attending the creditors meeting
in the Gentry bankruptcy case.
o. A. Rhodes and ]. A. Foss OF
Athena, passed through here last eve
ming on their way to Madras, Crook
county, where the former has a ranch.
James Nelson, the Butter creek
hfarmer and candidate for the demo-
cratic nomination for county COM
. missioner, has been in the city to-
= day.
w. Minn of Milton. came down last
O evening for the purpose of appearing
4 before the county court in road case
that is pending from that part of the
county. g.
c. A. Smith, Blue mountain cores
C pondent of the Spokesman Review,
with headquarters at Walla Walla,
=, came down this afternoon in the in
terest of his paper.
q Denton NJ. Grow, q prominent
: young attorney of Spokane, has been
;, here today upon brief visit and ap-
v peared for A. d. Stillman in the
: Gentry bankruptcy case this morn
f ing
e Henry Blackman the well known
r business man of Heppner, and who
It was democratic candidate for state
d treasurer in 1902, came up on the
n evening train yesterday and has been
# visiting here today.
2 NJ T. Berkeley, Of the Buffalo was
e in town for a few days during the
d week. consulting with w. w. Elmer,
II the well known mining engineer, re-
garding development work.-Blue
Mountain American.
II. L. Trimm, manager of the
e Cleveland Baking Powder company
's with headquarters at wsIla walla, Il
J. in the city today on a tour of this
s. territory in which his company does
h an enormous business.
Mrs. May Stanton, formerly of Pen
N dleton, now of Spokane, is visiting hel
l. mother. Mrs. MeBrafn- and sister
l. Mrs. Barr and looking after busines
id affairs. Mrs. Stanton and family arr
much plessed with Spokane.
Rev. Levi Johnson, who has con
Quoted a series OF meetings here ant
at Hamilton for the past two weeks
took his departure for his home II
"a Pendleton Tuesday. Rev. johnson
~ a very forcible speaker.-Monumeu
-, Enterprises.
]. F. Beckwfth. associated wit
Fred Lane, in the financing of tn
Gold Issue Mines company. was a
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