East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-24

MENTION

are In the city during the fair.
G. H. Kern Of Helix, was among
business visitors here yesterday.
w. P. York of Kilbride. is in the
city upon a short business trip.
Mrs. Carl Gilbert of Echo, was in
the city today upon brief visit.
Mrs. H. G. Newport is in the city
! from Hermiston, seeing the fair.
A. D. Swaggart and F. C. Swaggart
! of Athena, are visitors here today.
Mrs. T. NJ. Keller will leave today
for Portland for few days visit.
Henry Harrison and family are
here from Pilot Rock for the district
fair.
DIR. d. c. McNabb went to Echo
this afternoon on a brief business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs E. P. Dodd of Hermis-
ton are among the visitors at the
fair.
II I. R. Laurence, the young Ukiah
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Bowman of
Echo have been visitors here since
yesterday.
]. H. Mitchell left this morning for
eastern Washington points upon a
business trip.
Horace Adds of the Rural Spirit
of Portland, is attending the district
fair this week.
Frank Coolidge the Athena jeweler,
was among business visitors in the
city yesterday.
d. B. Bowman Of Echo is among
the fair visitors from that section
OF the country.
w. NJ. Scott, the well known Helix
wheatgrower, came in today to at
tend the district fair.
Sheriff T. d. Taylor returned last
evening from Salem where he had
been on a business trip.
Mrs. ]. L. Kenyon of Baker city is
a guest at Hotel st. George while at
tending the district fair.
Maurice Scroggs, of the reclama-
ton service at Hermiston, is in the
city, guest of Hotel St George.
Mrs. R. t. Brown, wife of the dep
uty county clerk, will leave this
evening for Portland and Dallas.
DIR. F. NJ. Strochecker of Hermis-
ton, was a brief visitor in Pendleton
today, upon a brief business trip.
Allie Knight returned home last
ter a weeks sojourn in those places.
]. D. Gregoire, city recorder at
Adams, is in the city upon business
today and to take in the district fair.
Sol Baum. now on the road for a
cloak and suit house, has just return
ed from six weeks stay in New
York.
Miss Artie Morgan returned to
Heppner today after visit with Mrs.
Frank Sailing in the city for several
days.
]. G. Callison, agent at Myrick for
the Balfour-Guthrie company, came
down from there yesterday to attend
the fair.
A. Johnson, one of the we'll known
wheatgrowers, is in the city oday from
Athena on business and to take in
the fair.
Henry Barrett, son of c. A. Bar
rett of Athena, is in the city today
taking in the sights of the district
fair.
James Brown of Pomeroy WASH,
has arrived here to accept a position
as furniture salesman and undertaken
for Baker & Folsom.
l. NJ. Bates, representative of the
Buffalo-Pitts company, was a visitor
at the fair yesterday and expresses
strong appreciation of the same.
William Rettie, one of the most
extensive sheepmen of Wheeler
county, has been here today and an
interested spectator at the fair.
Miss Bertha Anger left this after
noon for Pendleton, where she will
remain several days visiting with her
friend, Miss Genevieve Clark.-Wal-
la Walla Statesman.
NJ. H. Cockburn, recently appoint
ed member Of the fair commission,
arrived last evening from Milton, ac-
companied by his wife, and they are
now attending the fair.
Congressman w. r. Ellis has re-
turned to the city after having been
away for several weeks, most of
which time he passed in Portland and
other places in the second congress
sional district.
Jim Kyle of Echo, known through
out the state as former political man
ager for Jonathan Bourne in eastern
Oregon, as well as grower Of fine
spuds, is at the Imperial hotel.-Ore-
gon Daily Journal.
DR., Emery Griffin, practicing
dentist at Kansas City, is here look
ing after some timber lands, and to
investigate this section of the west
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