East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-06
PERSONAL
MENTION

lting Pendleton friends.
w. f. Stock of Cove, is business
visitor today in Pendleton.
f. A. Gangrow of Cayuse, is visit
Ing in the city on business.
DR.. Blankenshlp Of Ukiah, is a bus
mess visitor in Pendleton today.
Mrs. K Bradley Of La Grande, is a
guest Of Pendleton friends today.
Miss Mary Plckard was in from
Cayuse last evening to visit friends
G.. NJ. Morrison and family of Adj
ans, were Pendleton visitors yester-
day.
L. w. Furnas Of Hermiston, was a
business visitor last evening in Pen
dleton.
NJ. O'Harra of Weston, was in PEN
deton today looking after business
matters
Miss Lena Edmonds of Elgin, was
a visitor in Pendleton last evening, a
guest of friends
II. V. Grassland and wife of Una
tilla, were visitors in Pendleton to-
day among friends.
Jack O'Brien has sold the Coliseum
skating rink to Pendleton and Baker
City parties.-La Grande Observer,
w. II. and Fred Williams, promi-
nent attorneys of The Dalles, were in
Pendleton today on legal business.
Hon. Jay Bowerman, state senator
from Sherman and Gillian counties,
is business visitor in Pendleton to-
day.
j. d. Slater has returned from Pen
dleton, where he was interested before
the supreme court.-La Grande OBJ
server.
Mrs. F. A. f. Jackson of Portland,
is visiting in Pendleton a guest at the
home Of her parents, Hon. and Mrs.
G. w. Bradley.
r. c. Frazier Of Boise, was a Wis
itor in Pendleton yesterday, calling
on friends and looking after matters
Of legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Matlock left
last night for Portland and the Will
lamette valley where they will visit
friends for several days.
R, r. Butler Of Condor, recently
elected republican elector from Ore
gon, was a visitor in Pendleton today.
stopping at the Pendleton
Mrs. Peter O'Sullvan and daugh-
ter, Mary O'Sulivan, left today for
Pendleton, to visit friends for a few
days.-La Grande Observer.
w W. Cotton left last evening for
Walla Walla at the close of the grain
rate hearing in this city at which he
represented the o. r. & n,
A card from George F. Ritchey, a !
carpenter formerly well known in
this city. but now making his home
in Spokane, brings the news that his
family is all well.
Judge NJ. d. Clifford and o. b.
Mount returned yesterday to their
homes at Baker City after a couple
of days in Pendleton in attendance
upon the supreme court.
Judge Fremont Wood of Boise,
who presided over the trial of Hay
wood in that city, passed through
last evening while on his
return from a judicial visit to north
ern Idaho.
Hon. w. II. Brooks of Ontario is
n Pendleton attending the supreme
court session. He was elected state
at the June election
md was a classmate of Attorney C.
T. Goodwin of Freewater.
Hon. C. a. Barrett, representative
rom Umatilla county and president
If the Inland Empire Grain Growers 3
association, was among those testify :
ng before the railroad commission at
is grain rate hearing Yesterday.
Martin Miner formerly a resident
# this county, but who has lately
een farming in the Nez Perce coun-
ry, has rented his farm and moved
nto Pendleton to give his children
chool advantages during the winter
Mrs. Peter O'Sullivan of La
irande, is visitor in Pendleton to-
ay. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Sullivan had ,
tanned to make their home in Una
lila county prior to the wreck of the
criber bank at La Grande in which
heir funds were all deposited. I
c. r. Troutman, architect formerly
f this city, but now located at Alb
rdeen, Wash. in a letter to the East
regonan mentions the fact that he
well and prospering and that Aber-
cen is building until he has more
ork than he can comfortably care
ire. u