East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-31

MENTION

w. A. Thompson of Echo, is in the
city on business today.
A. Hopson, the well known Milton
resident, has been in the city today.
Captain Gowan, register Of the land
office at Burns, is in the city on a
business trip.
Mrs. j. H. Koontz of Echo is here
upon visit with her daughter, Mrs.
F. w Hendley.
Mrs. Echo Miller is here from her
home at Echo FOR visit with rela-
tives in this city.
Zoe Houser, who has been here
from Echo OH a brief business trip,
returned home today.
Fritz Ellensberger, the well known
cattleman, has been in town today
from his ranch near Nye.
Will Johnson, travelling representa-
tive of the Dwight-Edwards company,
will go to Portland tonight.
o. e. Thompson, the prominent
Butter creek pioneer resident, has
been visiting in town today.
j. NJ. Keeney, of the Cunningham
Sheep & Land company. left on the
noon train today for Portland.
Rev. G. L. Hall went to Hermiston
this afternoon, where he will remain
for a short time on business.
Miss Elsie Eaton, stenographer for
]. II. Mitchell, has returned from a
two weeks visit at Missoula, Mont.
Attorney c. r. Goodwin of Freewa-
ter, came down last evening and has
been attending to legal matters here
today.
s. D. Peterson, the Milton lawyer,
came down from that place last eve
ming upon a short visit to the coun-
ty seat
Mrs. Jean r. Moore, of Denver
Col, has arrived here and will visit
during the summer as the guest of
friends.
]. B. Kennedy and family have re-
turned from Baker City, where they
had been visiting with the family of
B. E. Kennedy.
W. G. Holder and family will leave
for their homestead near Burns next
Monday, going through the interior
of Oregon by team.
A. H. Johnson, Carl Guiott and Ern-
est Corby left on the noon train today
for Umatilla, where they will play for
dance this evening.
Miss verna Abbott of walla Wal
la, came over from that place last
evening and is visiting here, thf
guest OF Mrs. Anna Selkirk-NOrton.
Frank R. Reeves, superintendent
of the ready print department of the
American Type Founders Co., o.
Portland, has been in the city today
DIR. w. H. Lytle, state sheep inspec
tor. left last night for Portland t.
be present tomorrow when the sheeI
law hearing occurs in the fedora
court.
Mrs. Fred Waffle and sister, Mis-
Maud Taylor, were in Walla Wallt
yesterday decorating the graves o
| relatives and friends in the cemeter,
at that place.
Oscar Cain, one of Walla walla'i
leading attorneys, passed through thu
, city this afternoon on his way t
Portland to represent the Washing
, ton sheepmen in the quarantine cas'
which will come up there tomorrow
Z Will H. Bennett, for four years EN-
ployed in the Ficst National banl
Of Heppner. came over last evening
on brief business trip. He will &C
to Baker City next Wednesday to ac.
cept a position with the Citizens
: bank at that place.
DR.. W. T. Williamson, formerly OF
Weston, now grand master Of Ore.
gon Masons, left this morning fol
, Athena, where he will pay an Off.
; cial visit to the Athena lodge of Ma.
sons before returning to his home in
Portland. He visited Pendleton lodgt
No. SO last night where he was given
a hearty greeting by the member
ship.