East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-27
PERSONAL
MENTION

of the Hotel st. George.
Douglass Belts the Pilot Rock
sheepman is in the city.
o. p. Pratt of Union is spending
a few days in Pendleton.
H. L. Chase of La Grande is tram
sacting business in this city.
Mrs. C. George of Baker City, is
guest at the Hotel st. George.
A. R. Galbraith of La Grande. is
business in Pendleton.
James Shockley of Meacham has
been a visitor in the city today.
Dave Ingram has been in town to-
day from his ranch on Birch creey.
Attorney R. R. Johnson of Her.
miston, is legal visitor at the county
seat today.
d. F. Lavender, county road master
is in the city in connection with his
official duties.
H. W. King, the civil engineer, came
up from Echo last evening, where he
now has offices.
Henry Neil, a prominent farmer Of
the Fulton section, transacted busi-
ness in town today.
H. j. Loughley of Hermiston, is
among the number of west end Wis
itors in the city today.
H. Whitaker, one of the best
known ranchers in the Nye country,
is Pendleton business visitor today.
Representative C. A. Barrett came
down from Athena on the morning
train, expecting to return this eve
ming.
D. w. Campbell, division superin-
tendent of the o. r. & n. was in PEN
dleton last evening in an official ca
pacity.
Attorney J. T. Hinkle left on the
noon train for Grangeville. Idaho,
being called there by the death of his
father.
Editor E. H. Brown of the Echo
Register, was in the city last night,
having come up to attend the booster
James Ross has moved his fam
Ily to the French farm on Mckay
creek. after spending the winter IN
this city.
j. G. Cutler, manager of the Pasco-
Pendleton Northern Pacific branch
Inc, came down from Walla Wala
his morenoon.
H. G. Hurlburt, a rancher in the
Echo country, came up to Pendle-
on last evening to look after busi-
less interests here.
Sam R. Oldaker, a dealer in Her
niston real estate, came up from that |
'lace last evening to be present at
he publicity meeting.
Attorney Dan P. Smythe, returned |
ast evening from Arlington where he
lad been for a brief visit in connec-
ion with his sheep interests.
Philip S. Bates, publisher of the
Pacific Northwest, has been in the
ity today for the purpose of attend
ng the threshermen's meeting.
Attorneys S. F. Wilson of Athena,
nd s. D. Peterson of Milton, return
d home last evening, after transact
ng court business in Pendleton yes
erday.
W. B. Ross has returned to his
Iome at Meacham. He is clerk of
he school district there and came
own on business connected with the
fairs of the school.
Col. H. G.. Newport of Hermiston,
) in the city today, having come up
asst evening to attend the booster
Meeting and banquet and also to
ransact other business.
G, w. Ford of Walla Walla and L.
Y. Carnahan of Portland representa-
ives of the International Harvester
ompany, are in the city in the in
crest of their company.
c.. NJ. Hogue of the Hamley har-
less store, has returned from Walla
Valla, where he had been for a few
lays in the interest OF the new
christian church in this city.
Howard Frick, the contractor, for
nerly a resident of Pendleton, but
low living in Hermlston, came up
rom that place last evening for the
of business at the county
eat.
A. E. Eberhart came over from
Valla Walla, this morning. He is a
of the Columbia bridge
and is here in connection
With the six new bridges which are
o be erected by his company for the
ounty.
William Mills, the Juniper ran'cher,
Who lost several head of valuable
orses during the winter is In the city
oday. The loss Of the horses is now
enerally supposed to be due to syinal
meningitis.
NJ. G. Metz returned last evening
rom a business visit to Dayton,
Washington. He was accompanied
" j. H.. Roman of that city, who
viii probably purchase one Of the
1etz stations.
f. ]. Brown, travelling salesman for
ne Pacific paper company came in
rom the west yesterday and is look
ng after business fir his company Ii