East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-18
PERSONAL
MENTION

James Johns has returned from
business visit to Portland,
Mrs. L. w. Furnas OF Hermiston,
spent last night in Pendleton.
r. B. Stanfield came up from his
home near Stanfield last evening.
w. E. Straight of Heppner, is car
ing for business interests in Pendle-
| ton.
Mrs. w. P. willaby and daughter Of
Athena, are guests of the Hotel Bow
man.
Monroe Jarvis, the we'll known cab
driver has been seriously i'll for sew
eral days.
]. r. Kanga Is up from Hermiston
for the transaction of business at the
county seat.
Mrs. Lee Moorhouse returned last
evening from visit with friends In
Walla Walla.
w. F. Kennedy of Huntington, is
here for few days to look after bus
mess interests.
passenger on the incoming Northern
Pacific train To-Day
]. T. Lieuallen came down from his
home at Adams, and Is spending the
day at the county seat.
Mrs. Augusta Moule returned this
morning from visit OF few days
with Walla Walla friends.
NJ. Mcguire Of Nolin came up from
that place last evening to transact
business at the county seat.
Lois L. Dias of Pilot Rock, Is a
Pendleton business visitor, having
come in yesterday afternoon.
John Bahr, the we'll known Fulton
farmer has been here today. He came
down on the forenoon train.
Kim Morton of Noln, returned
home this morning after brief bus
mess visit to the county seat.
DIR. ]. A. Best returned this morn
ing from Weston, where he had been
called on professional business.
County Judge Gilllland returned last
evening from a visit of a couple OF
days to his ranch on Stewart creek.
Cloyd Oliver of Bull, Idaho, has re-
/ turned home after a visit in this city
; at the home of his brother, AleS
: Oliver.
Mrs. Rose Campbell and Mrs. B. L
McMillen, expect to go to Portland to-
morrow to be present at the milliner!
opening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lieualler
came down last evening from thei
home at Weston for a brief visit IL
this city.
r. n. Stanfield returned to hi
home in the west end of the count
this morning, after transacting busi
ness here.
= Charles Hilyard of Portland, passe
through Pendleton last evening o
his way home from Weston where h
had been to visit relatives.
Miss Grace oliver went to Portlan
this morning, where she will be
= guest for a few days at the home c
A her brother, Roland N. oliver.
al Louis Hodgen has returned fror
l. California, where he has been spend
= ing the winter and has now gone
l. Milton for visit with relatives.
A. S. QUAINT, the well-known res
in dent of Ukiah, came in from the sout
lie end of the county yesterday and
N transacting business in this city tt
lie day.
We Allen Thomson, one of the wei
lie known young farmers of the Butt
he creek country, is up from that er
of of the county for the transaction
lie business.
ly ID. Teel of Echo a prominent O
d, ficer in the old Hinkle Ditch cor
pany, is up from his home in Eel
n, as a witness in the water suit now
w. progress.
- ]. H. Templeton, a representa-
90 of the John Deere Plow company we
So to Walla Walla this morning. aft
@ spending a day in this city in the
~ terest of his company.
IN, DR.. F. D. Hyland, president of t
j. Citizens National bank of Stott
RS. Wisconsin, has been the guest of
nd C. McCook of the firm of Kupers
McCook for the past few days.
Gu J.F. McNaught one Of the prom
at nent residents of the west end of
oy county, returned this morning to
III home in Hermiston, after transact
business in this city, last evening.
Attorney j. T. Hinkie, a form
,,- member of the city council, but n
81 living on a ranch near Hermiston,
=, up from the west end of the coul
as a witness in the Bean water
-, case.
ng H. Jurgens, former roadmaster
ne. the Pendleton district of the o. R.
is ~, now occupies a similar posit
Ter with the Puget Sound & Grays H
Dor road, a branch line which is