East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-09-06
PERSONAL
MENTION

sacting business in this city.
Minnie Naylor Of Athena, Is the
guest of Pendleton friends.
II. F.. Boice of Hermiston was a
Sunday visitor to the county seat.
John Winn is in today from his
ranch on Piper Mckay creek.
W. w. Hawley, jr., is down from
his home near Lehman springs.
c. d. Rayburn has returned from an
extended outing at Lehman springs.
]. ]. Kelley Of Huntington Is car
ing for business interests here today.
Leila e. Bloom OF Cove, is the guest
of friends in this city for few days.
Roy Gentry of Freewater, was a
guest Of Pendleton friends over Sum-
day.
Jessie A. Williams of Hermiston,
spent Sunday with friends in Pendle-
ton.
Dan Bowman was an incoming
passenger on this mornings passenger
train.
Fred Schepman and wife of North
Powder, are the guests Of Pendleton
friends.
Pete Sheridan, the well-known But
ter creek rancher, is in the city on
business trip.
Sam L. Neil of Nyssa, is in the city,
guest at the home of his uncle. r.
l.. Oliver
Clarence E. zerba of Athena, spent
Sunday in Pendleton, the guest of To-
cal friends.
Louis Schneider of North Yakima,
is in the city for the transaction of
business.
District Attorney Phelps left this
morning for Heppner on a brief off
cial visit.
Don c. Brownell was up from
Hermlston yesterday for a brief visit
with friends.
Mrs George Froome, came in this
morning from Helix and is spending
the day here.
Mrs Z. p. Dodd and baby daugh-
ter, left yesterday morning for their
home at Hermiston.
Kyle Mcdaniel came down yester-
day from his ranch in the Hudson
Bay country
Attorney VIII NJ. Peterson is at |
Milton today for the transaction of
legal business.
b. E. Harder is over from his home |
in Haines, Baker county, for the |
transaction of business.
Mrs. win NJ. Peterson and two
are visiting relatives in
Weston for a few days.
Robert F. Smith of Enterprise is
over from Wallowa county for bus
mess visit Of d few days.
f. p. Marshall left this morning for
the ranch near Echo, after a brief
visit to his home in this city.
County Clerk Sailing left this morn
ng for Stanfield to look after his
property interests near there.
Thomas Chimes of Freewater, has
'eturned home after spending Sun
lay with friends in Pendleton. h
A. w. Robinson, wife and daughter, /
eturned this morning from an ex-
ended visit to the Seattle fair. {
Arthur Moses of Starbuck, Wash
ngton, is caring for business inter, h
SITS in the city of Pendleton. L
Mrs. Ellen Bond, mother of the
'ond brothers, left yesterday for Med {
ord where she will visit her son.
H. Z. Englar came down from C
dams Saturday evening to spend n
unday with friends in Pendleton. "
r. r. Lewis returned to his home
t Hermiston, this morning, after a
eek-end visit with his wife in this
ty. N
Rhea Luper of Heppner, was in -
he city yesterday, accompanied by :
is friend, Ray Howard of Hermis- =,
IN. +"
Mrs. w. ]. Furnish and daughter, D
iss Kathleen Furnish. arrived this a,
orning from their summer home at n
'enaha. O.,
John Schmidt is in today from his NJ
inch on Upper Mckay creek, to do NJ
me trading and look after property B
terests here. NJ
E. j. Brown, travelling representa- =,
We of the Pacific Coast Paper COM IA
my, is in the city today on one of ~
s regular visits.
Mrs. Frederick Ross left last eve n
ng for her home at Ellensburg, q
ASH, after weeks visit with rela- =,
'es in this city. NJ
George Robbins drove down this de
orning from his ranch on Mckay lii
eek, bringing number of chick r
Is to the local market. r
The Misses Minnie and Dora Jur- OF
ms left yesterday morning for Port
nd, where they will be the guests ol
their sister for some time. d
Judge Thomas Fitz Gerald is suf- n
ring from an attack of la grippe r.,
It expects to be able to attend to p,
e duties of his office by tomorrow. NJ
Charles Bond left yesterday for nj
'rtland where he will visit for sever ~
daVs and then through to Seattle -