East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-26
PERSONAL
MENTION


c. A. Barrett of Athena, came down
today to take in the fair.
Joe Bailey of Echo, is in the city
enjoying the district fair.
c. r. Lysle, one of Echo's business
men is in the city today upon a brief
visit
Attorney oliver P. Morton of
Echo, is in the city today on busi-
ness.
Ernest Tatom, formerly of Pen
dleton, is now visiting here from
Walla Walla.
C. A. Winn of Milton, came down
from that place last evening for
brief visit here.
Robert Burns and J. H. O'Neil Of
the o. R. G. N, are in the city today
attending the fair.
Asa B. Thompson, the well-known
Butter creek stockman, has been a
visitor here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. woodward Of
Milton, are in the city today attend
ing the district fair.
Mrs. William Shultz has gone to
Spokane for a two weeks visit with
relatives and friends
Mrs. 1. M. Kemp and daughter
Lucille Of Athena, are among the dis
trict fair visitors today.
E. s. Wilbur, the well-known
stockman of Duncan, is in the city
to see the district fair.
Sloan Thomson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. F. Thompson of Butter creek,
is visitor here today.
c. e. Baker and wife of Hermis-
ton, were in the city yesterday upon
a business and pleasure trip.
]. w. Coppinger. one of the leading
wh"atgrowers in the Echo country, Is
in the city today on business.
Mrs. o. F. Thompson and daughter,
Miss Rilla Thomson, are. in town
| from their home on Butter Creek.
State Engineer John H. Lewis arriv.
| ed today on No. to take part in the
irrigation program today at the fair
George w. Proebstel and F. F
! Humeston of Weston, are in the city
today in attendance at the district
fair.
Senator Charles w. Fulton is ex
pected to arrive on No. this even.
ing. to remain the rest of the week a.
the fair.
John H. Scott, assistant passenger
agent of the o. r. & N, arrived to
day from Portland to take part in thu
fair program.
Herbert Manassee, son of Mrs. Ed
ward Manassee, passed through t,
Athena last evening on his way from
lStcckton, Calf.
C. W. Hazlett, Walla Walla ant
\ Umatilla county correspondent TO
the Spokesman Review, was here TO
a short time today.
Marshall Rose, formerly with Win
slow Bros, and who is now in tn
jewelry business at lone, is here up
/ on a visit to the fair.
o Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Bonn left 70
their home in The Dalles today, afte
visiting few days with Mr.. Bonn
II sister, Mrs. ]. S. Landers.
y Harry Hogue, who was formerl
i, with the Goodman Hardware com
pany, and is now travelling for
, wholesale hardware house, is in tn
y, city.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Lachlan McClea
r are now here from their home Il
. Tacoma and are visiting at tn
home of the latter's parents Mr.. an
- Mrs. A. w. Nye.
l. c. S. Jackson, publisher of the Or
g egon Daily Journal and Attorney +
u 7. Cox left for their homes in Port
land today after attending the distric
. fair for a few days.
= Attorney r. R. johnson came u
e from Echo last evening and wi
l. leave this evening for North Yak
= ma, where he will remain a shor
time upon business.
John S. Vinson, the well-know
Freewater merchant. was here yes
,r terday to visit the district fair. He eS
Is pressed himself as being surprised q
= the good showing made.
II ]. H. o'Neil, travelling passenge
g agent for the. o. R. & N. compan,
e arrived on the Morrow county eS
II cursion train yesterday and has al
- tended the fair for a short time.
n Cliff Turner and Walter and Ber
r jamin Cresswell will leave tonight fo
Ia Corvallis, where they will enter Ore
If gon Agricultural college for the er
in suing year. Turner will enter tn
try-out for the o. A. c. football tear
with good chances of winning an en-
place.
Sc A. D. Rhonimus, recently acqui
m ted in the circuit court, is, registere
3 at the Golden Rule hotel, while /
VI the city this week to visit the fai
u, a. After the fair he will return to h
~ y, Cabbage hill home to resume h
,n work which has been suspended dul
t,.Er l. L..