East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-01

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W. E. Small and wife came down
from Milton last evening for a brief
visit.
W. R. saxton, the reclamation en-
gineer was a visitor in the city yes
terday
Attorney j. T. Hinkle of Echo, is
caring for business interests in this
city today.
, F. B. Swayze of Hermiston, was in
} Pendleton yesterday, accompanied by
Mrs Swayze.
NJ. X Thompson and wife of Pilot
Rock, We're the Sunday guests of PEN
dleton friends.
F. ]. Young and wife of Echo,
spent Sunday in Pendleton as the
guests of friends.
II. S Foreman of the Hermiston
reclamation force is up from the west
end of the county.
A. c. Reeves of the Hotel Oregon,
at Hermiston, came up from that
place Saturday evening.
E w. Gatens of Stanfield, came up
from that place Saturday evening and
spent Sunday in this city
T. S. Tillson of Umatilla, came up
from that place yesterday evening for
The transaction of business.
j. B. Gordon and wife of Pocatello,
are at the Hotel Pendleton, guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brown.
Judge viii r. King of the Oregon
supreme court, is accompanied by his
wife on this trip to Pendleton.
Mrs. Prior and daughter Of Echo !
were Pendleton visitors over night. re- /
turning home on the morning ira n. |
District Attorney Phelps returned
Saturday evening from Hood River, |
whae he had been on brief business
mission
r r. Lewis returned this morning |
to his homestead at Hermiston after |
spending Sunday with relatives in
Pendleton.
Thomas Robinson, the Helix rep
resehtative of the Balfour- Guthrie |
company, came in from that place
this morning.
J. A. Drake returned yesterday
from a visit in San Francisco. Mrs.
Drake is still visiting with relatives
in California.
Miss Blanche Huston who has been
the guest of Miss Jennie Perry for the
past week. returned 10 her home in
Portland yesterday.
Attorney Edward S. Taylor of the
reclamation service, is up from Her. s
miston on business in connection with {
the Umatilla project.
President s. B. L. Penrose of Whit
man college, spent last night in Pen
dleton while on his return to Walla
Walla from visit to the east.
Attorneys Daniel Boyd and D. W. /,
Sheahan of Enterprise, are here to >
attend the November term of the su-
preme court for eastern Oregon.
Miss Jessie Smith of the Campbell
millinery store, returned home this q
morning from HELM, where she had ;
been to spend Sunday with relatives. >
Judge NJ D. Clifford and Attorneys s
M. L. Olmstead and w. S. Levens of Z
Baker City, are here today to attend
the November term of the supreme o
court. a
Attorney ]. p Winter of the firm b
of Lowell & Winter, has returned t,
from Portland, where he had been c
called on business before the federal p
court. n
E. R. Martin and Thomas H. Will
liams, two members of the crew of v
o. r. & ~ surveyors camped at the
Pilot Rock junction, spent yesterday
in town.
Victor Burk leaves tomorrow for Il
Colfax, Wash, to take charge of the Il
Standard Lumber Co., which will be- Il
gin operations in that city in about Of
three weeks. b'
Dell McCarty arrived Saturday eve- ~
ming from Alberta to spend a week :"
with his parents. He reports ideal e'
weather for farming prevailing in III
Canada this fall.
Judge T. H. Crawford of La Grande, ~
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awyers in the city today, called here a.
~ the convening Of the fall term of 81,
he supreme court.
F. o. Rogers, local representative
# the Clifford company, came
n this morning on the Northern Pa
fic train from a visit to the north Ia,
rn part of the county. Te
Oliver P. Morton, special attorney ca
OF the reclamation service with IN
headquarters in Portland, is in the =
ity today on legal bu9iness in con-
lection with his department.
Mrs. j. A. Devlin ana her sister,
irs. Fred Bitter OF Portland, left
aturday for Chippewa Falls, Wiscon-
in to attend their aged mother who
, very Ill at her home in that city.
]. w. Messner, president Of the
Western Land G. Irrigation company,
assed through Pendleton Saturday
vening on his return to Baker City
rom a visit to the company's project,
ear Echo.
7. B. Stewart and family of Walla