East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-13
PERSONAL
MENTION

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Athena last evening.
w. E. Keyes of Hermiston, Is
county seat visitor today.
Charles Gerking Of Athena, is tn
guest of Pendeton friends.
A. e. Fox of Weiser, Idaho, is reg
lstered at the Hotel st. George.
James Johns has returned from
brief business trip to Walla Walla.
b. c. Kidder Is in town today from
the ranch, about 20 miles northwes
of this city.
Jim Eldrldge, Birch creek rancho
is among the Saturday visitors at tn
county seat.
Hugh Bell, a farmer from the COLI
Springs country, is a Pen lleton Sat
urday visitor.
Charles Matthews and ]. N. Bur
ess, two sheepmen, are in from Pl
lot Rock today.
John Zimmerman came in from
Helix this morning for the transac.
ton Of business.
Walter Smith of lone is the guest
Of Pendleton relatives, having come
over last evening.
Mrs. H. NJ. Klein and Mrs. Anna L
| Pointer are up from Echo on a briei
shopping expedition.
II. ]. Taylor and family drove in
today in their touring car, from the
ranch near Fulton.
NJ. C. Metz left for Dayton, Wash
ington this morning, expecting to be
gone a couple of days.
E. E. La Hue, came in from Helix
today to attend the farmers meetings
and to do some trading.
A. McKinnon, living near Helix, is
among the wheat growers in the city
from his section of the county.
Andrew Grover, a prominent farm
er of the Helix country, is attending
the meeting of farmers here today.
DR.. Lynn X. Blakeslee returned
this morning from a two days vlsi
to Portland on professional business
Maurice d. Scroggs, a young busi-
ness man of the west end of the
county, is up today from Hermiston
j. b. Saylor and wife of Freewater
are in the city, the former to pay his
taxes and the latter to do some shop
ping.
r. L. Barker came in from Pasc
on the Northern Pacific train yester-
day to attend to some personal bust
ness.
E. D. Borie, proprietor of the Wen
aha springs, is in the city. He is ac-
companied by w. j. Mcdonald of Sc
attic.
L. d. Smith, who conducts a repair
shop at Helix, was an incoming pas
senger on the Northern Pacific train
today.
Attorney and Mrs. c. NJ RAIDER of
Walla Walla, are the guests of NJ. A.
RAIDER and family at the home on
South Main street.
H. McLane of Athena, is among the
large number of tax payers from that
city who We're callers at the office of
Sheriff Taylor today.
Jesse and Pearl Hale came down in
their automobile from their farms
near Adams to attend the meetings
Of farmers this afternoon.
James Hackett, the sheepbuyer,
who makes Pendleton his headquar-
ters at all seasons of the year, went
to Walla Walla last evening.
o. d. Teel, a pioneer irrigationist
in the Echo country, came up from
hat booming town last evening and
S transacting business here today.
Miss Anna L. Topp, a student at the
Pendleton academy, left last evening
or La Grande to spent Saturday and
sunday at the home OF her parents.
]. C. Royce, a prominent farmer in
he far northern part of the county,
anne in this morning to attend the
Meeting of farmers here this after
Ioon.
Jim Christopher drove his automo-
lie in from the ranch north of town
his morning, and added his presence
0 the large number of farmers on the ,
.reet.
William Johnson came down from
is home at Freewater last evening,
nd will return home this evening.
fter caring for some personal busi- |
ess here. 6
Mrs. Peter Sullivan of La Grande, c
ho has been i'll in this city for two +
: three weeks, is recovering. Her 6
usband has been with her during |
er illness. a
T. c. Steidle, a representative of the |
ational Conservatory of music and {
ho is making headquarters at the
otel Pendleton. came up from Echo !
st evening.
II. Whitaker, a rancher from the
ye country, will return home this =,
'ternoon, having transacted business
the court house, this morning and
st evening.
NJ. l.. Morrison, the Helix mer-
lant, came in on the noon train,
ansacted business here this after
BON and will return home on the J
ening train.
j. o. and E. H. Russell of Weston, \