East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-24

MENTION

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visitor today in Athena.
T. F. Lane of Nolin, was business
visitor in Pendleton today.
| G. E. Adams was in yesterday from
his ranch on Mckay creek.
]. Callison of Helix, was business
visitor in Pendleton yesterday.
Jack Fair of Cold Springs is in
Pendleton on trading mission.
County Clerk Frank Sailing was a
business visitor in Weston today.
w. A. Brown is a visitor in Pasco
today looking after business affairs.
S. S. Paris Of Grand View, was
business visitor in Pendleton yester-
day.
Sim Dulin was down last evening
from Helix, caring for business mat
ters.
Mrs. Jennie Cole is confined to her
home with a slight attack of the
grippe.
Mrs. Rush of Helix, was visitor
in Pendleton yesterday on a trading
mission.
n. Dellwo of Nolin, was visitor in
Pendleton last evening caring for bus
iness interests.
Ed Ferguson was in yesterday from
his ranch at Vansycle, looking after
business affairs.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Powell and daughter,
Miss Lois Powell of Weston, were Wis
istors in Pendleton yesterday.
Harry Englar of Hermiston, was a
visitor in Pendleton today looking
after business matters and calling on
friends.
w. j. Bell left today for Calgary,
Alberta, where he will look over the
wheat land opportunities with view
of locating.
r. j. Slater has returned from a
professional visit to Moscow, Idaho,
where he has been looking after mat
ters in the federal courts.
Mrs. Lula Smith and daughter,
Mrs. Cheney, leave this evening for
Seattle, where they will visit with
friends for several weeks.
w. ]. Fortman of Portland, special
agent for several insurance compa-
nies, was a business visitor today in
Pendleton among his local agents. !.
William Gould and brother, Tom
Gould, were in Pendleton from their |
ranches in the Weston mountain dis
trict, looking after business affairs.
J. H. Pedigo, one of Walla Wallas |
most prominent attorneys, returned |
to his home in that city yesterday, |
after a brief business visit in Pendle-
ton.
Dan p Smythe returned last night
from Arlington, where he has been |
for several days at the bedside of his
father, A. Smythe, whose condition
az present is very low.
Miss Lucretia Conklin of the high |
school faculty, is suffering from Sc
we're cold and is confined to her home |
at the Crawford residence on the |
north side of the river.
Mrs. Starkweather, who has been
visiting with friends and relatives at
North Powder, returned to her home
in this city today. accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Bob Starkweather.
j. G.. Cutler of Walla Walla, assist
ant superintendent, in charge of the
division of the
Northern Pacific, was visitor in the
city today caring for business con-
Germs.
President P. L. Campbell of the
State University, passed through
Pendleton yesterday on his way to
Baker City to attend the State
Teachers association meeting in that
city.
w. D. Lowden, building inspector
Of the O. r. & N, was visitor in
Pendleton today looking over the
buildings Of the company and the
proposed plans for the new depot and e.
Is grounds.
John Hendricks and wife of Vol
ner, Idaho, are visiting in Pendleton '
quests at the f. ]. Myers home. They
,xpect to go to Condor tomorrow to
pend a few days with relatives and
riends.
Mrs. Eva Body, formerly of Athe-
Ia. but recently resident of La a
irande, passed through Pendleton |
.esterday while on her way to Seat
le, where she will make her home 7
Turing the coming winter. t
Horace Adds, field representative
f the Rural Spirit, arrived in Pendle-
on this morning, after making tour s
& the MallnMa NalleX in the interest |