East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-11

Clarke nelson returned last eve
ming from a brief visit to his former
home in Weston.
Dan Mckenzie, well-known young
man of Adams, has been visiting in
the city today.
II. c. Guard and Mrs. A. Guard,
Of Pilot Rock. are spending few
days in Pendleton.
S. NJ Jones and son and Ralph Ar
mold Of Hot Lake, are registered at
the hotel St. George.
Nose Taylor, the Athena wheat
grower, is in the city today for the
transaction Of business.
E. G.. Marquis of Adams, has been
among the people in town today from
that section Of the county.
NJ. A. RAIDER went to Hermiston
this morning, on business connected
with the furniture store.
r. n. Stanfleld came up yesterday
from the new town of that name in
the western end of the county.
A. C. Crawford, the Hermiston
real estate man, came up from that
city yesterday for a brief visit.
J. S. Mclaughlin, travelling freight
and passenger agent for the Illinois
Central, has been in the city today.
John Bahr, the Fulton rancher, re.
turned last evening from a business
visit to eastern Washington points.
d. Waugh of Pilot Rock, was a
county seat visitor yesterday and last
night, returning home this morning.
Andrew Willaby OF Athena, is a
county seat visitor, having come down
on the Walla Walla-Pendleton local.
o. r. & n. Detective Wood went to
La Grande last night on business for
the company, returning today on No.
/.
James Ash of Dayton, Oregon, is
now here upon visit with his sisters, !
Mrs. John Endicott and Mrs. J. E.
Beam.
Mrs. Edward J. Burke left on the |
1880 train today for Portland where
she will visit with relatives and
friends.
j. w. Siemsen of Pomeroy, Wash
ington, is caring for business inter-
ests in this vicinity, having arrived
yesterday.
c. j. Campbell of Helix, is transact
ing business IN Pendleton this after
noon, intending to return home last
evening.
w. r. (Jnks) Taylor, brother of
Sheriff T. d. Taylor, came down from
Athena this forenoon on a short bus
ness trop.
II. d. Wylie went to Hermiston
his morning for the purpose of look
ng over the lands under the govern ,
men project.
Mrs. e. L. Powers and Mrs. R. N
oliver were among those going to
Icho today, to attend the Sunday
chool convention.
C. r. Elliott of Wallowa, is spend
ng a few days in the city, while
ooking after some business interests
n Umatilla county.
n. B. Bowman, salesman at Bond ,
Brothers. has returned from Echo, =
'here he had been to look after his
roperty near there.
Miss Clara Mccoy of Spokane, who !
haa,, H.iC he ~ |
he Crawford family, will leave for
er home tomorrow.
Samuel HUT prominent rancher
[ the Athena neighborhood, Is in the
ity today. He says crops are look
ng fine in his vicinity
Peter Sheridan, the Butter Creek
ancher, was among the number OF
ax payers who called at the office
+ the sheriff yesterday
Walden Rhea, a rancher from the
Butter creek country, is visiting to-
ay at the home of w. E. Brock, on
he north side of the river.
o. H Wallace and family, who have
cen the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
kennedy during the winter, left last
vening for their home in Colorado.
Attorney Dan P. Smythe returned
his morning from Arlington where
e had been for several days on bus
hess connected with his sheep inter-
SITS.
Representative L. l. Mann was in
he city yesterday on business. He
Xpects to leave Sunday for Salem to
ttend the special session of the leg
stature.
G. W., B. ]. and N. r. Carter of
lbany are transacting business in
'endleton and vicinity, having ar
ved from the Willamette valley, last
vening.
City Surveyor Gary Kimbrell went
, Hermiston this morning where he
ill be engaged for a few days in
urveying some acreage tracts near
nat town.
DIR. 7. b. Ford, pastor of the Metho-
ist church, returned last evening
rom Echo, where he had been one
( the speakers at the Sunday school
onvention.
C. Murdock, former proprietor of
he Charleston Republic of Charleston,