East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-26
PERSONAL
MENTION


Charles Tefft of Echo, spent last
night in Pendleton.
Mrs. e. H. Brown came up from
Stanfield last evening.
NJ. Mclaughlin is down from Dun
can on trading trip.
f. Y. Christensen of lone, Is here
to look after business interests.
Principal e. NJ. Haley of the Ad-
ans public schools, is in the city to-
day.
Attorney S. d. Peterson of Milton,
is down from that end of the county
today.
Mrs M ~ Connolly and daughter
of Baker City, are visiting in PEN
dleton
Thomas Jensen of Hermiston, came
up from that place last evening and
is transacting business here.
Miss Chloe Stanfield came up from
her home at Echo this morning and
| is a guest of Miss Jennie Perry.
r. b. Stanfield of Echo, is a guest
of the Hotel st. George, having arriv-
ed this morning on the early train.
Attorney P Neal of Freewater
returned home last evening, after q
! brief business visit to the county seat
Mrs. James Cooper came over yes
terday from Wal.a Walla, where she
had been the guest of friends for 6
week.
Ira Scott of Helix, is a Pendletor
business visitor today, having come ir
in this morning on the Northern Pa
cific train.
w. L. Thompson of the American
National bank, returned last evening
from Echo. where he had been to at.
tend the wool sales.
w. w. Chessman of Eugene, father
of Merle and Dale Chessman of thi!
city, will arrive in Pendleton this eve
ming for a short visit.
Glenn Bushee, an employe Of the
Twohy Brothers construction com
pany came up this morning from thu
company's camp at Barnhart
Attorney C. T. Goodwin, formerly o
this county but now of Baker City
returned home last evening after {
professional visit to Pendleton.
]. S. Cherry, the well-known retir
ed farmed. left this morning for To
lusa county, California, where he will
look at farm which is for sale.
Miss Beatrice Brownell who ha
been attending the Pendleton higl
school during the past year will leav
tomorrow for her home at Umatilla
Mrs. j. H. Dunham and baby so
returned last evening from Daytor
Wash, where they had been for som
time as guests of Mrs. Dunham's par
ents.
]. T. Mayo, superintendent {
bridges and building for the o. R.
, NJ, spent last night in Pendletol
leaving for the west this morning o
the west bound train.
. Floyd Bilyeu and wife of Portland
, arrived last night and are guests
the home of Mr.. Bilyeu's formt
schoolmate, Claude Hale, of the An
, erican National bank.
]. N. Burgess, president of til
; Cunningham Sheep & Land compan
: lleft this morning for Pilot Rock
, prepare for the sales day which is
3 be held there tomorrow.
C. C. Conner, county president
the farmers union, came in tn
morning from the east end of Il
county and will leave this afternoc
for his farm near Helix.
: DR.. E. B. Waffle went to Barnha
= this morning on business in come
ton with his official capacity as su
h geon for the O. R. & N. and the Twol
Brothers construction company.
Judge S. A. Lowell returned II
morning on the motor car from Ecl
y where he had been to deliver t
n commencement oration to the grad
!. tes Of the Echo schools last evenir
A County School Superintende
4 Frank X. Welles, returned this NOR
? ing from Echo, where he had be
70 to present the diplomas last event
to the members Of the graduate
class.
Mrs. Ralph Storey and children
turned last evening from Milt
where they had been for a week. TT
were called to that place by the
ness of Mrs. Storey's mother, M
VI Tassie Stewart.
y John Zimmerman Of Helix, came
.ts this morning to transact business.
We Mrs. Ed. Zeuske came to Pendlet
rn this morning from the farm near
If lix and is a guest at the home of
ur sister, Mrs Kenneth McRae.
M Jack O'Neill, travelling passen
agent for the o. r. & NJ, went
Stanfield this morning to make
= rangements for running an excurs
= | traix, PandlatQn To Sta nfiald