East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-01
PERSONAL
MENTION

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| j. w. Peringer of Adams, is in the
city today, on a trading trip.
Fred Blake of Adams, is a guest
of the Golden Rule while In the city
today
Mrs Sam starr and Mrs. Martin
Lewis of Helix, are in the city this
afternoon.
! Mrs. N. Howe and Mrs. A. B. Nc
Even of Athena are in the city,
guests of Hotel st. George.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kupers of
Warren station, are in the city this
afternoon on trading trip.
Attorney o. P. Morton Of the rec
lamation service, is up from Hermis-
ton upon brief visit in the city.
Mrs. D. s. Gardner of Lewiston
is in the city visiting with Mrs. D.
Brusha and family for a few days.
Mrs. George w. Gray returned to
Walla Walla last evening after spend.
ing a few days here with relatives.
w. w. Harrdh, the well known
farmer of Wild Horse creek, Is in the
c'ty-this afternoon on trading trip.
NJ. ]. Moran and family of Cayuse,
are in the city today on a trading
trip, guests of the Golden Rule ho-
tel. r
George Darveau, proprietor of the
Hotel St. George, left this morning
for Hermiston to visit during the
day
M. c. Metz. the well known horse
man, is in the city for few days
after an extended trip through cen
tral Oregon.
c. s., Nudge, bookkeeper for the
George &c Miller company at Echo,
has been here today as a witness in
the Haaga trial.
Attorney S. D. Peterson of Milton,
who has been attending circuit court |
for several days, win return to his
home this evening.
NJ. A. Pottinger, the masonic lee
turer and author who has been in
the city for some time, will leave this
evening for La Grande.
William Davidson, former mana
ger OF the Star Theater, has left for
Dayton, Wash, in the interest of the
Campbell automatic gas burner COM
pany.
Gay Hayden, of the shoe depart
ment at the Boston store, arrived
this morning from California. where
he had been for several weeks upon
a vacation.
d. B. Richardson, Clarence Con-
ners and ]. X. Bolts of Helix. came
in on the Northern Pacific train to-
day on a brief business trip to the
county seat.
p. o. Morton, who formerly owned
the livery stable at Helix, passed
through to Woodburn. where he has
purchased a confectionery store and
will be located permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Terpening. who
have been at Cheney, Wash. for sew
eral days, returned home today over
he Northern Pacific, accompanied !
oy their daughter and two children. !
Rev w. H, Bleakney principal OF
Pendleton academy will leave this
'vening for Adams to conduct SER J
ices tomorrow in place of Rev. Levi
Johnson, who was called to Ukiah un- t
ly
Mrs. Mary Montgomery of Helix,
'ame down this afternoon on a brief G
'isit to her sons, j. E. and T. G.
Montgomery Of this city She was v
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. S
)aw Howard. +
Mrs George carnes, Miss Myrtle \
Vestgate and Mrs. Frank Belts, of 7
PLOT Rock, who have been visiting \
n Walla Walla this week, passed a
through the city this morning on v
heir way home.
Rev, Levi johnson left this morn n
lg for Ukiah to conduct the funeral
ervice of the eight year old daugh- p
er of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sturdivant, b
Tho died yesterday afternoon. The u
lnerai win be held Sunday after L
Don. Il
j. II. Koontz the pioneer of Echo. I,
nd benefactor of Pendleton acade- :,
ny in this city, is here today visiting
is daughter, Mrs. Fred w. Hendley. J.,
lis health is very good now, although :,
e has been quite feeble during a y
ortion of the winter. :, "
Rev. H. B. Knight, formerly of =
left last night for Cald-
ell Idaho. where he is engaged in
Using fund of 100000 for the
ollege of Idaho, Presbyterian
'hool at that place. About half of
lis sum has already been subscribed.