East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-25
PERSONAL
MENTION

visitors in the city Saturday.
NJ. l.. Foster was a visitor from
Stage Gulch in the city Sunday.
, l. l.. Barnes was down yesterday
from his ranch on Cabbage Hill.
Ed Kirkpatrick of Cayuse, was a
business visitor in the city today.
Miss Vera Holloway of Adams,
spent Sunday with Pendleton friends.
VIII Camel Of Adams, was in the
city today caring for business affairs.
C. D. Dozier Of Noln, was in Pen
dleton Saturday evening on business.
Miss Inez Scott of Holdman was in
the city yesterday, a guest Of friends.
w. A. Mendenhall and wife of
Echo, were visitors in Pendleton to-
day.
Charles Marks was in today from
his ranch in the Cold Springs coun-
try.
A. NJ. Wright of Echo, was up from
that city Saturday evening on busi-
ness.
F. ]. Donaldson has returned from
pleasant weeks vacation at Hot
Lake.
o. d. Teel was up from Echo last
evening, looking after business con-
Germs.
Charles Morrison of Echo, was a
visitor on business in Pendleton last
evening.
r. r. Johnson, the Hermlston at
torney, was in the city on legal busi-
ness today.
G. Dodge Of Barnhart, was a visit
or Saturday evening among Pendle-
ton friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Mcknight of
Hermston, were business visitors in
Pendleton today.
]. S. Webb of Hermiston, was
visitor in the city today caring for
business concerns.
II. G.. Newport and wife of Hermis-
ton were up from that city Saturday,
on a trading mission.
w. H. Donavan of Hermiston, was
a visitor Saturday evening with
friends in Pendleton.
Mrs Cynthia Bowers and Miss
Bowers, Of Irrigon, are business Wis
itors in Pendleton today
Anita kirkpatrick of Weston, was
visitor in Pendleton, a guest Of
friends Saturday evening.
Miss Margaret Calllson has accept
ed a position as teacher in school dis
trict No. 81 north of town.
George Lamoreau, an abstractor Of
La Grande. was visitor in Pendleton
Sunday, a guest Of friends.
Otto Volmer and Ed Ringle of He
lix. were visitors in the city over
Sunday, guests among friends.
Fred Laatz of Grangevile, Ida,
is visitor in the city among friends
while caring for business affairs.
H. S. Englar of Hermiston, was in
Pendleton today caring for business
affairs and calling among friends.
Miss Pauline Laderle of La Grande, |
spent Sunday in Pendleton with her |
father at st. Anthony's hospital.
]. NJ. Hayes left today for Echo and |
on business connected with |
the oregon Fire Relief association.
Asa Thomson of Echo. was a vis-
itor in the city Saturday evening, hav-
ing come up to care for business af-
fairs
Ernest Ruppe returned yesterday
from a two weeks visit at Portland
and in calem where he was a guest of
friends.
H. C. Schumann of Lake Mills, Ia,
has accepted position as salesman
n the clothing department of the
Alexander store.
Mrs. Bertha Slater has resigned
Ter position as teacher in the school
n district 6S on account of the Illness
If her husband
Miss Ethel -Gulling of La Grande.
vas a visitor in the city yesterday, a
;uest of her parents Conductor and
drs. ]. NJ. Gulling.
James NJ. Winn and wife of Hutch
nson, Kans., are visitors in the city
t the home of their uncle, County
treasurer G. w. Bradley.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely left to-
lay for the Potts country to subpoe-
la witnesses In the Horseman case
which comes up next week. |
A. f. May and f. F. Fleeman have
.one to Holdman to look after their {
arming interests there and will b.
ut of the city for few days,
d. A. Atkinson, adjuster for the
Northern insurance company, Is up {
rom Portland settling losses in the
ecently Pacific Realty building fire.
Mrs. L. F. Lampkin returned Sat
rday evening from New Hampston,
owa, where she has enjoyed a most :
leasant three months visit with her
mother.
Robert Wilmer and wife, now of
eattle, are visiting with Pendleton
riends. Mr.. WILMER who used to
manage Pendleton's baseball team
las. recently been caring for business
interests in Alaska.
Jack O'Neill. travelling passenger
lgent of the o. r. & N, was a visi-
or last evening in Pendleton, having
'ome in from the north where he has
,een assisting in getting the north
pound passengers through the flood