East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-28

Judge G.. A. Hartman of Portland
is expected here tomorrow for few
days visit during the fair
Frank Curl left this morning for
Condor, Gillian county, to attend to
his wheat crop near there.
DR.. l.. j. Sommerville was among
the Pendletonians returning from
Portland yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Harrison Of
Hermiston. spent Sunday in Pendle-
ton, guests at the Bowman.
C. j. Jackson, agent for the o. r
& n. at Hermiston, was a Sunday Wis
itor with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ogilvie, the
pioneers of Pilot Rock. are in the
city this week attending the fair.
Lesley Matlock was here yesterday
fIom Portland and attended the fune-
raj of the late Mrs. Cass Matlock.
All Sondo of Helix, is in the city
today on a business trip and in a few
days will leave for Prosser, Wash
Tom Thompson and Frank Frazier
returned Saturday evening from
brief business visit to Walla Walla.
Mrs. Mary Murrell is seriously i'll
ae her home on West Alta street. DR..
McFaul is the attending physician.
d. c. Brownell and brother, D. r.
BrQwnell of Umailla. are visitors in
Pendleton today, attending the fair.
Douglas Belts, one of Pilot Rocks
prominent residents, is in from that
place for the opening day OF the fair.
Attorney Frank Shelton returned
to his home in Echo Sunday morning
after a brief business visit in Pendle-
ton.
W. l.. Thompson, cashier of the
Commercial National bank, came
home from Portland yesterday morn
ing.
Monte B. Gwinn came home yes
terday morning from Portland, where
he had been upon a brief business
trip.
l.. II. Brown of Echo. came up last
evening to supervise the work of
Echo's display at the district
fair.
Mrs. J. NJ. Scarborough of Hermis-
ton, is spending the week with PEN
dleton relatives and attending the
tair.
Abe Molstrom and family have just
returned from Portland, where they |
have been for the past week on a
visit.
Miss Carrie Sharp and Miss Alley !
Foss, teachers in the Hawthorne |
school, visited at their home in Athe-
ma Sunday.
Mrs Ethel Daley formerly of the
Peoples Warehouse force, is now ste
nographer in the office of the Ore
yon Journal.
G., w. Gale, proprietor of the Mos
cow, Idaho, hotel, is guest of the
Bowman today while on his way home
rom tct Lake.
Miss Phoebe Richardson of Dayton,
Wash, arrived this evening to be a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. c. $. Terpen-
ng for a few weeks.
II. C. Taylor returned yesterday
from Grants Pass. where he had been
with the knights Templar degree
.eam in which he is an officer
Col H. G. Newport of Hermiston,
returned to his home in that city Sun
lay morning after a brief visit in
Pendleton looking after business af-
'airs.
Addison Bennett, editor of the Ir-
lyon Irrigator is visiting in Pendle-
on in attendance at the fair, at which
le was one of the speakers this af-
ernoon
f. =. Harwood and wife of Hermis-
on, passed through Pendleton last
'vening on their way to Omaha where
hey expect in the future to make
heir home.
Corporal Dick H. Shaw of the 14th
'alavry, has returned to Pendleton
m furlough. Shaw is the bronco
,uster who has taken part in several
contests in this city.
j. f. Robinson of the Domestic
aundry, returned home yesterday
rom Vancouver, b. c., where he at
ended the oregon and Washington
convention.
Mrs Flora Wheeler. mother of Mrs
:. p. Rounds, who has been here for
everal weeks the guest of her daugh-
er, left Saturday evening for her
lone at Winona, MINI.
J. l.. Vaughan, chief of the Pendle-
on fire department, left today on
rain No. l for Vancouver b. c., to .
ttend the annual meeting of the fire
hiefs of the northwest.
Mayor ]. d. Matlock of Eugene
anne up from that city Saturday eve
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