East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-05
PERSONAL
MENTION

| GeOrBe Clay OF hellxt ID mere TOT
the day on a trading trip.
H. c. Willis is In the city from Wal
la Walla for a few days.
A. B. McCarty is In the city from
Echo today on trading trip.
o. D .Teel of Echo, is in the city
for a few days on a business trip.
Attorney Will M. Peterson went up
to Athena this afternoon on profess
sional business.
Conductor Freeman Of Portland, Is
on the Portland passenger
run for few days.
b. s. Clark of Lexington, is a guest
Of the Golden Rule while in the city
today on business trip.
Douglas Johnson, clerk of Pendle>
ton academy, will enjoy an outing
at Lehman springs during the month
Of August.
Roscoe Frost OF the Goodman
Hardware company, left last evening
for Meacham and other mountain re-
sorts for few weeks outing.
C. NJ. Kearney, acting chief OF po-
lice, sent his family to Meacham last
evening, where they will remain dur
ing the remainder OF the hot weather.
Theodore Land, who formerly re-
sided in this city, is here on a few
weeks visit from Coqullle City. He
will leave for his home next Friday.
Martin Compton, who has been at
the Soldiers Home at Los Angeles,
Cal. for the past year. is in the city
for a short time to attend to busi-
ness.
Frank Mckenzie, bookkeeper for
the Tribune, expects to leave tonight
for Seaside, where he will Join some
friends for an outing Of week or
10 days.
Mrs. A. ]. owen will leave Friday
for Forest Grove, where she will visit
relatives. She expects to spend the
next two or three weeks in Portland
and Forest Grove.
County Judge T. P. Gilliland has
just returned from Hidaway springs. |
where he enjoyed a weeks outing
The family is now at the Gilliland |
ranch near Pilot Rock.
Mrs. Will NJ. Peterson and young |
son left last evening for Walla Walla |
where they will Join friends and pro-
ceed to the Toll Gate on the summit |
OF the Blue mountains for a few
weeks outing.
Frank Robinson, wife and son, are
in the city for a few. days from Port,
land, where Mr.. Robinson conducts
an excellent business on soft drinks,
pool and other amusements at the
corner OF Third and Ankeny streets.
Assessor c. P. Strain has been in
the city from his summer camp at
Meacham for a few days. but will re-
turn this evening. The family is now
at Meacham and Mr.. Strain
s working upon the tax rolls at that
place.
James Cresswell Is in the city today
lfter harvest supplies, His crop is
yielding we'll for the dry season and
le is proud Of Umatilla county to
inow that 1t will produce such crops
With such small amount OF moisture
S has been enjoyed this season.
Justice Of the Peace Joe H. Parkes
'ill return to his summer camp on
he homestead near Meacham, after :,
tending to business in the city. The
'arkes family has picked an enor.
,Ous quantity, about so gallons, of :,
uckleberries during the past two >,
'eeks. .,
Mrs. R. n. Oliver and Mrs. T. D. o.
liver left this afternoon for Meach- N
m, where they will Join the family II
r, L. Oliver, now encamped at the tc
arker place. r. n. oliver expects lie
} become member OF the camping
arty Immediately upon his return d
ON American Lake. ia
]. p. McEachern and family. Of Ell
elk, have returned from Seaside, al
here they spent several weeks dur u
g the hot weather. They are now OF
this city attending Mrs. McEach, OF
ms father, Ross McMann, who Is
itically Ill at the home of another CT
lughter, Mrs. William Scheer. b.
Conductor r. Wissler Of the La !"
rande freight division Of the o. r. -
N. is on the Pendleton-Hu Huntington =,
lssenger run for few weeks during
e absence Of Conductor Coykendall,
no with his family will go to the n
nductor's excursion from La
rande to the end of the wallowa
anch of the o. R. & N. next Sum