East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-25
PERSONAL
MENTION

IL. -. LdluD lS rIecWdleI NlollOl
at the county seat today.
j. w. Etter is in from Pilot Rock
on brief business visit.
e. B. Casteel, postmaster at Pilot
Rock, is a county seat business visitor.
Miss Margaret Hammer of Scots
Mills, Ore, is the guest Of Pendleton
friends
j. r. Blackaby of Ontario, is car
ing for business interests in Pendle-
ton today.
I. C. Mitchell of Freewater is down
from the east end for the transaction
of business.
w. c. Minnis has been in the city
today from Nye, where he has been
for the past six months.
J.. w. Smith of Pilot Rock, is a
county seat visitor, having come in
from that place last evening.
A. B Thomson of Echo, returned
home this morning after spending the
night in Pendleton on business.
r. d. Gray of Goldendale, Wash,
who has been visiting here for the
past few days, left for Spokane to-
day.
Attorney George W. Coutts, return
ed this morning from Milton, where
he had been called yesterday on bus
mess.
Fred Steiwer, deputy district attor.
ney, left last night on No. for a
brief visit at the home of his parents
near Salem.
j. D. Stout and wife of La Grande,
are among those coming oyer from
that city to witness the big flelh ,ooot
here today.
Attorney Homer I. Watts of Atbe-
ma, Is here today, having come down
last evening to represent a client in
the circuit court.
Mr. and Mrs. James Crawford ano
Miss Maude Crawford have left for
Spokane where they will visit with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Earl Gillanders came down
this morning from her home at Mea-
cham and is the guest of her sister.
Mrs. C. E. Gritman.
Don C. Pruitt, city editor of the Ba-
ker City Herald, came over from Ba-
ter last night to witness the field
meet here this afternoon.
T. e. McGinitie of the interstate
telephone company, came in from
Pilot Rock last evening on business
Connected with his lines.
j. E. Montgomery, local represen-
ative of the Puget Sound warehouse
ompany, returned this morning from
brief business visit to Helix.
Miss Mae Smith of Wasco who
epresented that place in the oratori-
al contest last evening, left this
lorning on her return home.
Dandolph D. Ketchum, representa-
We Of the Prineville high school in
lst nights oratorical contest. left on
is return home this morning.
George and A. w. Rugg. compris-
g the sheep firm of Rugg Brothers
IT this morning for Echo on business n
with the wool industry. o
Calvin Thomason, city editor of the o
Grande Morning Star, has return u
to the sugar beet city after spend "
g Sunday with friends in this city. D
E. j. Sommerville and w. ]. Fur =,
sh returned thos morning from We u
ha where they had been at the Fur
'h summer home for the past few
VS..
Miss Mollie Leet and Miss Julia p,
'wney returned this morning from s,
lntington where they had been for NJ
Few days, the guests of friends and IN
atives.
Dave Hill, who has been spending u,
past few months on the ranch
ir Helix, came in from that place
morning to attend the field meet
'e this afternoon. ms
ir. and Mrs. j. T. Rowland and SIN
lighter of Eugene, are expected to wh
i've tomorrow evening for a visit tai
several days at the home of Mr. at
Mrs W. A. Wylie at 400 Garfield at
set. be
V. A. Crank, formerly proprietor Is
the Pendleton Cloak & Suit house.
now a travelling salesman. is in VIII
city today, visiting friends and cor
1sacting business for his COM eao
Y. not
=, w. Robinson, manager of the
gon Lumber yard, accompanied NJ, ne
his son, Bernie, left last evening ri'
Hanford, Washington, to look af- ~. 49,
their holdings on the reclamation -"
iect there. a.
- are
: IT, warner, one of the prominent ar
l growers of the southern end of sbj,
county left this morning on the fer,
Rock train for his ranch, sew nra
miles south of that town. He re- sks
S dry conditions in Vinson CANYON
exceptionally good range in the T
ntains. ,a,