East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-25
PERSONAL
MENTION

merchant, is the guest of Pendletol
friends.
o. c. Turner was an incoming pas
senger on the train from Weston thi
morning.
George C. Miller of Mayville, Ore
gon, is caring for business interests
here today.
Thomas Hurlburt an Echo farmer
is IN Pendleton today, having come ur
last evening.
A. Wright a fruit grower of va
kima valley, is looking over conditions
in eastern Oregon.
David Still of Milton, has been
among those in town today from that
section of the county.
Rev. Charles Quincy has entirely
recovered from his recent illness and
is on the street again.
R. F. Hayden, a farmer of the He
lix country, has ben here today up
on a short business trip.
Frank Curl and Marion Jack. two
prominent reservation farmers are in
the city today on business.
H. Jurgens, local roadmaster for
the o. r. & N. left this morning for
Umatilla on official business.
Mrs. Lew Jones. wife of the engi-
neer on the Spokane run, returned
this morning from visit to Pasco.
Earnest c. Garlick came over from
Heppner last evening to look after
business interests in Umatilla county.
Attorney Dan P. Smythe has gone
to Arlington for a brief business visit
in connection with his sheep inter-
ests.
William Schrimpf and family of
near Athena, came down this morn
ing and are the guests of local friends
today.
]. T. Lieuallen is down from Ath-
ena today, 10 have his injured arm
dressed and confer with local wheat
growers.
II. G. Casteel, postmaster at Pilot
Rock, returned home this morning
after transacting business at the
county seat.
s. P. Gould of the Gould commits
sion house in Portland, is in the city
today. looking after livestock business !
for the company.
Prof ]. o. Russell, physical direc-
tor and instructor in mathematics in
the Weston normal school, is a coun-
ty seat visitor today.
Joe Kimery. formerly day clerk at
the Hotel St George, but now engaged
in growing wheat, is in from the ranch
north of Pendleton.
j. T. Mayo, supervisor Of the bridge
and building department of the o. R. ,
N, was in the city last evening in
an official capacity.
E. p Croarkin, the Echo real es-
tate dealer, is in the city today. He ]
IS accompanied by his wife, who is /
doing some shopping.
r. X. Peterson, former Representa-
i've for the Balfour-Guthrie COM
pany az Echo, came up from that
place yesterday afternoon.
Councilman T. G.. Montgomery re-
turned last evening from King Hill
Idaho. where he had been to look af-
ter his business interests there.
John switzler, a pioneer resident
Of Umatilla county, came up from ,
his home at Umatilla last evening and !
is the guest of relatives in this city.
Clarence Atchinson came up from
Umatilla last evening to purchase
coffin for h!s father, who died the
night before, at the age of So years.
w. II. Ragsdale a real estate man
Of Moro. Sherman county, and
friend of DR.. L. d. Idleman of this
city, returned to his home this morn
ing.
George Horseman has returned from
an extended visit with friends in AL
kali canyon and the Butter creek
country. He says livestock conditions
are of the best.
c. NJ. Hogue Of the Hamley har-
ness store. went to Walla Walla last ;
evening in the interest of the new
Christian church being erected on the
north side of the river.
Mrs. c. ]. Mitchell, who has been
at the home Of her parents
in Dayton, Washington, for a month
or more, has rejoined her husband,
manager of the oregon theater {
Assessor c. p. Strain came in this
morning on the Northern Pacific
train from the northern part Of the
county. where he has been at work
for several days with some OF his
deputies.
H. =. Mitchell has resigned his po- {
siton Of night clerk at the Golden
Rule hotel and left today for Leh-
man Springs, where he will spend
the summer. His place at the hotel
will be filled by J. A. Gonser.
R. c. Charlton, signal supervisor
for the o. r. & n. and Southern Pa .
cific lines IN Oregon, left for the west ;
this morning on the local, after max
ing an official inspection Of the sig }
nal system on this part Of the line.
Mrs. c. X. Bott and Mrs. A. p.
Of Helix, came in from
hat place this morning and viii leave
On No. 2 this afternoon for southern
Idaho, where they viii join their hus- :
bands. who have been there for sew a
1ral days r
J. w. Messner, president Of the {