East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-27

interests.
H, Lyon and wife of Horseshoe, are
visiting in the city with friends while
trading.
Norbourne Berkeley left last eve
ming on q brief business trip to Ba-
ker City.
Mrs. Jack Robinson has returned
from a brief visit with friends in
Portland.
Miller Hall of Nolin, was visitor
in Pendleton today on business
mission.
William and Henry Pinkerton were
business visitors from Athena in PEN
dleton today.
Mrs. T. c. Frazier is visiting Pendle-
ton friends and looking after busi-
ness matters.
Commissioner Horace Walker re-
turned yesterday from brief busl-
ness visit to Echo.
A B. Stephens and wife of Umatil-
la, were visitors in Pendleton last
evening with friends.
Levi Eldridge was in from Mckay
creek last evening on matters connec-
ted with the school.
Mrs. A. L. Knight and daughter re-
turned this morning from an extended
sojourn at Hot Lake.
Henry Smith of Athena, was a vis-
itor in Pendleton yesterday looking
after business concerns.
Miss Matte f. Cavett of Salem. has
accepted the positin of teacher in the
school of Despair gulch.
Superintndnt j. S. Morrison of the
o. r. & N, is in Pendleton today look /,
ing after business matters.
j. a. Pearson, a real estate man OF
Freewater, was transacting business
at the county seat yesterday.
George Perringer returned yester-
day from Walla Walla to which city |
he was forced to go to help for seed
ing.
J. II. Pound of Umatilla, was a
guest at the Pendleton last night
while caring for business matters in
he city.
Mrs. Warren Gibbs, who has been
listing with friends in Pendleton re-
urned this morning to her home in
Jkiah.
Rev. Father White of La Grande,
eturned last evening to that city af-
er a brief visit in Pendleton at the
ectory of st. Marys church.
Frank B. Morse, police sergeant at {
Valla Walla. was a visitor in Pen ;
leton yesterday while on his way on
brief official visit to Boise. ]
District Attorney G. w. Phelps re- {
urned today from Kennewick where |
e has been spending few days in /
airing for professional business. {
Rev. Father Neate, former pastor
{ st. Mary's church, was a visitor in j
endleton yesterday, coming in from I
ne Indian mission to spend the day
Miss Hilda Carlson, trimmer at !.
millinery, was called to =
Dokane yesterday by the sudden death {
her sister, leaving on delayed No.
DR.. s. w. Mcclure left yesterday
" Haley Idaho, on official business. d
e will also visit Pocatello before re- "
lrning to Pendleton the last of the d
eek. d
Hon T. ]. Kirk of Athena, was a 81
sitor in Pendleton yesterday on G.
lsiness. Mr.. Kirk expects soon to p
ave for his summer home at Los 81
ngeles o
Charles Mcdonald, one of the prom -
ent stockmen from the south end N
the county, came in from Albee
sterday to transact business at the s'
,unty seat. a.
Mrs. c. *. Cranston left yesterday u,
r Portland. She will also visit at ~
Hem and other points in the Will %
nette valley, spending about a month q,
nong friends. 90
Mrs. Ernest Pinnock, formerly Miss M
rma Benson and who taught in the CO
sndleton schools several years ago,
now here upon a visit with her sis
r, Mrs. A. w. Rugg. &c
Mrs. George Blanchard has return DC
from ST. Joe, Mo, where she has ca
en- visiting relatives. She was ac- IN
mpanied by her sister, Miss McGee, at
10 will remain as her guest for some De
ne. u.
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A. G. HALEY, formerly Of this city,
d prominent as one Of the demo-
itic war houses Of Umatilla county,
- renewing old acquaintances in of
ndleton yesterday. He went from
re to Los Angeles, but is now locat- I
In San Francisco and is on his way Ju'
me from an extended business tour vb
the northwest Wig
Rev. s. w. Seeman returned last pu' ,u'
ming TO his home in La Grande =,
er brief visit to Pendleton, during bee
ich he preached the rededicatlon ant
mon at the Presbyterian church psI
lday Rev w. L. Van Nuys ex- '1
rs to go to La Grande shortly to VIII
form a similar courtesy for DR.. Hel