East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22
PERSONAL
MENTION

| j. S. NorVell and vile OF Helix, are
registered at the Hotel st. George.
Miss Maude Cook, of the local
teaching corps, left last night for her
home at oregon City
NJ. L Morrison, the Helix merchant
was AN incoming passenger on the
Northern Pacific train.
District Attorney G. w. Phelps left
this noon for Portland, where he will
remain over Sunday.
A. Watson of Umatilla, is up from
that place today for the transaction
Of business at the couty seat.
Miss Viva Warren, principal Of the
Hawthorne school, will leave this eve
ming for her home at Weston.
w. f. Brock Of the Taylor hard
ware store is among those attending
the farmers picnic at Athena.
Dan Bowman and Fred Taylor went
to Barnhart this morning where they
will spend the day in loading wool.
John Nssen, head of the Nissen
Implement company, went to Athena
on the excursion train this morning.
Mark Sturdivant returned to his
home at Pilot Rock this morning, af-
ter transacting business in Pendleton.
Miss Irene Rippey returned this
morning from Helix, where she had
been visiting friends for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs H. C. Branstetter of
the Golden Rule hotel, were among
those going to Athena for the picnic
today
Miss Katherine Kahley, of the high
school faculty, left this afternoon for
Portland where she will spend the
summer.
Hugh II. Bell came in from his Cold
Springs ranch this morning to join the
Farmers excursion to Athena for the
big picnic.
Alonzo Knots, the Pilot Rock
sheepman, returned home this morn
ing after caring for business interests
in this city.
Mrs. j. A. Borie and daughter, Miss
Fanchon, will leave Thursday for
Wenaha springs where they will re-
main for the summer.
Mrs. G. W. Knight, who has been
the guest Of relatives at Helix, re-
turned home this morning on the
Northern Pacific train.
]. A. Drake, local circulation rep
resentative of the Portland Orego-
nian, went to Athena this morning to
attend the farmers picnic.
L. E. Finch of Medford is transact
ing business in Pendleton. He re-
ports prosperous times and good |
weather in southern oregon.
Attorney w. G. Drowley of Baker
City, legal representative OF the
Western Land e. Irrigation company,
is a visitor in Pendleton today.
Miss Grace Miller, principal of the
Washington school, will leave tomor-
row for Weston to visit for short |
time as the guest of Miss Warren.
Little Miss Beatrice Campbell and
Master Lester Rogers went to Echo
this morning where they will be the
guests of relatives for a few days.
Charles Hill and wife came in this
morning from the ranch at Holdman
and left on the excursion train for
Athena to attend the farmers picnic.
Will Mays, the carpenter, returned
this morning from Helix, where he
has been employed in the construction
Of the building for the bank of Helix.
Miss Alma Harris, a member of the
local teaching force, left for Port
land today and will be the guest of
friends in the metropolis for a few
days.
Orville Reeves, a member of last (
years high school graduating class,
came down from Athena last eve t
ling to attend the commencement ex-
srcises. 6
r. r. Wood, secretary of the Co.
umbia Land company, returned to ]
this morning after tram
acting business at the county seat
'ver night.
Tracy Beam, who has been in the
Mechanical department of the East
will leave this evening for -.
seattle where he will work during
he summer.
d. j. Cash, the local representative +
+ the j. w. Fox Realty Co., of Walla v
Valla, left for the Garden City on the r
oon train for a brief business visit I
t the head office. c
]. l., Kingsburry, of Portland, who
as been in the city for the past few 0
avs on business, left this morning for II
'ilot Rock, expecting to return on I
he afternoon train.
Miss Hazel Weller left on the noon o
rain for the home of her parents in =
brownsville, where she will spend the
ummer vacation. She is one of the =
eachers in the local schools.
e. L. Henry of Burke, Idaho, pass k
d through Pendleton this morning on L
is way home from Hot Lake, where h
e had been for several days receiv- s
lg treatment for an attack of rheu- 81
latism. II
Harold Warner, leader of the high ;,
chool debating team, left this noon =
Or Walla Walla, where he will make =
Sc of the Whitman college library :"
4 preparing for the debate for the ;,
of the state. =
President ]. w. Messner of the n
Tond q. ! y,