East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-29
PERSONAL
MENTION


is attending the fair here this week
NJ. ID. Anderson, who is running
the j. r. Kennedy ranch near Helix
has been in town today.
Harry Englar is up from Hermistol
attending the circuit court as n wit
ness in the Quinn case.
Glen Williams of Hermiston, for
mer city recorder, is in Pendleton at
tending on the district court.
J. C. Coombs, a prominent rancho
of the southern part Of the county, i
in the city to attend the fair.
r. c. Warren, clerk Of the new
school district near Freewater No
los. has been in the city today.
Jim Means of Hermiston, returned
to his home in that city this morning
after a brief visit in Pendleton.
F. NJ. Webb and family of Pilo
Rock, are to leave for Racine, Mo.
to visit at Mr.. Webb's old home.
Jack Tomlinson of Umatilla, 4
spending a few days at the fair ant
looking after business in Pendleton.
Mrs Charles Durbin of Antelope. /.
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William Blakely on South Mair
street.
Rev. and Mrs. Upton Gibbs of La
Grande. arrived from that city this
morning to attend the Episcopal con-
vocation.
Judge Sam White of Baker City, is
attending the fair and visiting friends
in Pendleton while looking after pro-
fessional interests here.
Charles Breck a prominent busi-
ness man of Baker City is in Pendle-
ton attending the Episcopal convoca-
tion and visiting friends.
j. B. McDnl, superintendent of the
poor farm, left yesterday for Alberta
where he will spend about 10 days
looking over the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Warner are Ba-
ker City visitors in Pendleton, at
tending the convocation of the Epis-
copal missionary jurisdiction.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blakely re-
turned last evening from Portland,
where they have been visiting for a
week after attending the state fair
in Salem.
County Judge Gilliland and Com
missioner Walker returned last eve
ming from Freewater where they had
been to inspect some county bridges in
that vicinity
5. f. Notson, county school super
Of Morrow county, is here
attending the district fair and was a
caller today at Superintendent
Welles' office.
Rev. ]. Nelson Barry and wife. to-
sether with their little son, arrived
this morning in Pendleton and will
visit in the city while attending the
Episcopal convocation. %
Judge Ramsey of La Grande. dele
gate to the Episcopal convocation,
came over on train No. l today and
will be a Pendleton visitor for the
of the week.
Deaconness Miss Alice ]. Knight,
came in from Baker City today, she
being one of the delegates to the
Episcopal Sonvocation which opens in
his city this evening.
Joseph Robinson, father of ]. F.
proprietor OF the Domestic
aundry, is here from his home at
Roseburg and will visit with his son
nd family for several weeks.
Rev James Anderson, recently as
signed to the work in eastern Ore
son, came down from Weston this
morning, being one of the delegates
o the convocation of the Episcopal
,hurch which is to be in session this
week.
Addison Bennett, the sage of
'Rabbitville," who was to have taken
part in yesterday afternoons pro-
gram, did not arrive until the eve
hing train and was therefore given an
to deliver his address this
afternoon.
Rev. Bishop Paddock of the east
.rn oregon jurisdiction of the Epis-
opal church, arrived in Pendleton last
.vening. coming up from Hood River
where he has geen working for the
)ast few days in the interests Of his
.hurch.
Mrs. j. A. Churchill of Baker City. !
wife of the city superintendent Of
chools, arrived today on the noon
rain and will be the guest of Mrs. j.
:. Landers while in the city to at
end the convocation Of the Episco-
,al church.
II. G. HIATT, formerly manager of !
he Western Union telegraph office in
his city, but now covering the north
vest fairs for the Pacific Homestead,
rrived from Salem this morning and /
viii leave on the afternoon train for
iorth Yakima.
A. NJ. Tinker, special investigating
gent in the service Of the Indian de-
artment, passed through Pendleton
lst evening on his way from Golden
ale, Washington, to Boise, Idaho. He
ecently completed an extensive in
estigation Of the condition of affairs
n the Umatilla reservation.