East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-01
PERSONAL
MENTION


Pendleton.
D. r. Shrankin of Echo, is a Pen
dleton business visitor.
Fred Blake of Adams, is in towr
today on a trading trip.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Young of Echo, ha.
been visiting in the city today.
Sam Smith and Ralph Templetor
of Echo, are Pendleton visitors today
Jake Kimery and wife are In to.
day from their ranch north Of town
Representative L. L. Mann is in to-
day from his hanch on the reserva-
ton.
o. d. Teel, the Echo irrigationlst
is transacting business in Pendleton
today.
r. T. .,Mackie and wife, of Echo,
are in Pendleton today on shop
ping trip.
B. C. Kidder Is in today from the
ranch about 20 miles northwest OF
Pendleton.
Minnie Pambrun and Mamie Grif-
fifth Of Athena, are visiting in Pen
dleton today
Charles McAlavy, the Helix banker
and grain grower, is a county seat
visitor today.
A. w. Wright of Echo, is a county
seat visitor today from the west end
of the county.
Charles A. Hill has been in the city
today from his ranch in the Cold
Springs country.
Charles Hamilton, the well-known
reservation rancher is in on brief
trading trip today.
Joe Lewis, a wheat grower from
the vicinity of Helix, is on the streets
of Pendleton today.
E. C. Beddow, the well-known
Holdman rancher, is transactlng bus
mess in town today.
w. H. Lydon, of Holdman has been
among those in town today FROM that
SNNtiOii VI bic IONHAS.
Mrs. L. NJ. Carson and son and Ha-
eel Carson of Los Angeles, are regis
tered at a local hotel.
F. n. Bayless Of Heppner, is caring
for business interests in this part of
eastern Oregon today.
John Rust, the sheepman, left this
morning for Butter creek, going to
Echo on the local train.
A. ]. Carter and wife Of Payette,
Idaho, are the guests of Pendleton
friends for few days.
I. II. Bentley came in last evening
from his ranch near Holdman and
is taking in the carnival today.
\ H. G. Casteel of Pilot Rock, re-
turned home this morning after a
business trip to the county seat.
Miss Sophie Reese and Belle Phil
lips of Hermiston, were among the
delegates from the Rebekah lodge.
B. C. Kidder, veteran resident of
this place is now preparing to move
to Athena where he expects to reside.
James Spence of the Wilcox Imple-
ment company is caring for business
in the west end of Umatilla county to-
day.
Alta Evans and Jennie McEwen
have returned to Milton after attend |
ing the meeting of Rebekah's in this
,ity
F. A. La Hue, grain grower in the
northern part of Umatilla county, is
n today from his ranch lear Van
'ycle.
Arthur Smith came in from Helix
his morning on a brief visit, expect
ng to return to his home this eve
ling.
C. d. Gabrielson, the well-known
agent with headquarters in
alem is transacting business in Pen
Teton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmitz return
d to their home at Echo this morn
ng after brief overnight visit in
'endleton.
John Zimmerman Of Helix is among
he large number of Saturday visitors
Tho came in this morning on the
ocal train. Il
]. NJ. Turner, a prominent merch-
mt and pioneer resident of Walla
1alla, is caring for business interests
ere today.
Miss Rosie Rippey, teacher in the
felix schools, came in this morning
, spend Saturday and Sunday with
er sisters.
James Kyle and r. R. Wood of the A..
land company were both
assengers for Stanfield on this
lorning's local.
Attorney General Crawford came up
ON Salem this morning to be ready
'r the convening of the supreme
,urt, Monday.
John s. Hughes a representative