East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-11
PERSONAL
MENTION

business Vlsltor To-Day.
Mrs. H. A. Richardson of Adams
is visitor In the city today.
L. NJ. Holmes of Adams, is in the
city today on a business trip.
o. d. Tee OF Echo, Is among bus
ness visitors fl Pendleton today.
]. B. Perry returned this morning
from a business visit in Eugene.
w. NJ. Coffman, who is now living
at Meacham, is now here for a few
days on business.
]. G. Calllson came down from
Myrlck station this afternoon upon a
brief business trip.
Attorney Francis H. Bartlett Of
Hermiston, is in the city today on
professional business.
c. s. McNaught, son of Col J. F.
McNaught Of Hermiston, is in the
city today on business.
F. H. Swayze, the Hermiston bank
er and contestant for councilman, is
In the city upon business
c. e. Baker, editor Of the Hermis-
ton Herald, accompanied by his wife,
are Pendleton visitors today.
p. A. Cupper of the state engineers
office. is In the city today on busl-
ness connected with the office.
Howard Evans, county fruit inspec-
tor. came down from Milton this
morning upon brief visit in the city.
Miss Bertha Alexander left this
morning for Hermiston to spend few
days visiting with her sister, Mrs. E.
p. Dodd.
Glen sturdivant, night ticket
clerk for the o. R. & NJ, is visiting
the Baker county fair for a few days
this week.
S. r. oldaker. the we'll known Her
miston real estate man, was up from
that city yesterday and guest at the
Hotel st. George.
Miss Avelina Latourel left last
evening over the Northern Pacific
for Seattle, where she will visit with
her sister for some time.
w. P. Temple and wife returned
yesterday from Spokane, where they
had been to attend the fair. They
made the trip in their automobile.
A. X. Smythe, brother of Dan P.
Smythe, has been here today while
on his way to the Sunnyside country,
where the Smythes are wintering
sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robbins of
Spokane, were visiting here yesterday.
Mr.. Robbins is a former ,Pendleton
young man, being the son Of ]. H.
Robbins.
J. B. Kennedy has gone to Baker
City to visit with his son, B. E. Ken
nedy, owner of the Baker City Her
aid, and to attend the fair now being
held there.
Bert Strum, stenographer for
Agent F. j. Quinlan of the o. R, &
N, took the examination for stenog-
rapher for the Philippine service at |
a civil service examination held here |
Wednesday,.
Zoe Houser of Echo, stopped in the !
city last night on his way to the Pres
ent Needs mine in the Quartzburg
district. The mine is showing up
well and stamps are now dropping on
high grade ore.-Baker City Herald.
Julius'La Course, a full-blood Una
tilla, who is an educated man, and
successful farmer in the Adams dis
trict, and who Is also a subscriber to
the East Oregonian, is in the city to-
day on a trading trip. He has just
finished harvesting and hauling
good crop.
G. H. Graves who collected the
data and arranged the Fifth Ami
versary number of the Oregon Daily
journal, is in the city delivering the
to purchases. He has just
returned from Baker City and La
Grande, where he sold large numbers
Of the edition.
Mrs T. C. Warner, who has been
In Indiana and New York for the past
three months, is expected to arrive
home this week. For the past six
weeks she has been in New York city
and in Connecticut settling the estate
If a sister, who was killed in an au-
accident near Norwalk,
Conn.
Mrs. John Vert and her sister, Miss
[ane Mclean, will leave this evening
over the Northern Pacific for New
York. After remaining there a
4 short time Miss Mclean will return
10 her home in Edinburgh Scotland.
She has been in America over year
md likes it very much and says she
Xpects to return. Mrs. Vert will re-
urn from the east in few weeks.
Sohmttz, AttOrnavS AnnCaI III