East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-18
PERSONAL
MENTION

MTS' b' w, WOrtOrlHB OIL Eermlb-
ton is Pendleton visitor today.
Bert Andrus Of Pilot Rock was a
county seat visitor this morning.
William Smith Of Arlington is
transactng business in Pendleton.
L. c. scharpp came in from Pilot
Rock yesterday afternoon for brief
visit
d. C. Brlchoux OF La Grande is
caring for business interests in PEN
dleton.
Mrs. Davis and Frances Miles of
The Dalles are registered at the Hotel
Bowman.
Mrs j. d. Plamondon of Athena
spent the afternoon in Pendleton On
a trading trip.
Mrs. Neil McEachren of Helix is in
the city today on a trading trip and
to visit relatives.
Ned Fowler has gone to Portland
for visit of two or three weeks with
his uncle, DR.. q. B. Waffle.
Miss Anna De Lateur left last eve
ming for Twin Falls, Idaho, where
she will spend the summer.
County Clerk Frank Sailing went to
Echo this morning to look after his
land interests In that vicinity.
James Kyle returned last evening
from business visit to Stanfield,
going down again this morning.
William Ingram, one of Pendle-
toms grocers, went to Stanfield this
morning on brief business trip.
Attorney Will NJ. Peterson left this
morning for Hermiston, where he
will transact legal business today.
Minnie Aaron returned to her
home in Pilot Rock this morning
after a brief visit to the county seat
]. w. Lennox and wife of Umatilla
are Pendleton visitors today, having |
come up from that place last evening. |
Jack Wohlenberg, formerly of the |
Peoples Warehouse, arrived from
Portland on the early morning train.
Mrs. w. G.. Love returned last eve
ming from visit Of several days with
friends and relatives in the metrop-
oils.
w. A. Slusher came up from the
ranch at Nolin yesterday afternoon
'or brief visit at his home in this
,ity
T. f. McGinitie of the Interstate
Telephone company came in from
Pilot Rock yesterday for the trans
lction of business
Conductor H. w. Brady has re- !
iumed his passenger run on the main
inc, and Conductor Wissler has gone
1ack to the Elgin run.
Miss Edna Kennedy, who has been
he guest of relatives in Portland for
everal days. returned last evening to
Ter home in this city.
E. P. Dodd Of Hermiston came up
rom that bustling city last evening
nd has been attending to some busi-
less matters in that place.
Attorney Francis H. Bartlett re-
urned to his home in Hermiston this
afer transacting legal busi-
ess here for a couple of days.
G. X. Harrington, an attendant
.om the insane asylum, arrived
arly this morning from Salem and
eturned on train No. II with a pa
ent.
Mrs. Louise Schrader, who has
cen employed as a trimmer in the
ogue millinery for several months,
IT last evening for her home in
asco.
F. z. Berheide, recently sued by
s former wife for support, returned
Hermiston this morning after
Today visit here on business in that
Harold Blakeslee, who has been a
ldent at the Washington State col
ye at Pullman during the past two
ars, arrived home this morning to
end the summer vacation. n
Miss Rita Howland, who taught Il
hool at Roslyn, Wash, during the
st year, arrived home this morning
attend the Epple- Ross wedding,
lich occurs Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Dillard of =
lchita Falls, Tex, have been the
ests of friends in this city for the
st few days, being on their return
me after visit to the Seattle fair.
L. NJ. Conray, travelling passenger
ent for the Northern Pacific, with
adquarters in Spokane, has been in
for two or three days on
siness in connection with his de- -
rtment.
Lester A. Means, who has been q
dent at the University of Oregon Ii
ring the past year, returned this
rning from Eugene. He will spend III
, summer with his parents at Leh-
n Springs. iii