East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-13
PERSONAL
MENTION

DR.. Stanley l. Lucas is over from
the hospital at Grass Valley.
William Gulliford was a passenger
for Echo on the morning train.
II. II. McReynolds came in from
Pilot Rock yesterday afternoon
Major swartzlander is in town to-
day from the Umatilla indian agency.
H. F. Johnson is here from Port
land to look after property interests.
Robert Forster and family are
spending the summer at Seaside, Ore
gon.
Deputy Sheriff Joe BIakely return
ed from a hurried business trip to
Gibbon.
Ernest Ruppe is in from his ranch
making preparations for starting his
harvester on Monday.
F. w. Lampkin returned on the de-
layed noon train from hurried busi-
ness visit to La Grande.
Charles Semple and wife came up
from Stanfield last evening for
visit with Pendleton relatives.
Arthur c. Spencer of the o. r. &
N. legal department, is here today
on business for the company.
]. NJ. Hodges of Stanfield, came up
from the west end of the county last
evening to transact business
Mrs. William Kupers is now at
Ocean Park, Wash, where she will
remain during the warm period
B. F. Bayless of Heppner, is here
from his Morrow county home to care
for business interests. E.
Hugh Bell, the we'll known Cold
Springs rancher. is in the city today
TO prepare for the opening or harvest.
Mrs. c. E. Johnson returned last
evening from Echo wnere she had
been for a brief visit with relatives.
Mrs. r. Henneman has returned
from an extended trip to Portland,
Olympia Seattle and Port Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs James Hill of Helix
came down on the Northern Pacific
train today.
August Arp of Helix has been at
!
today.
Mrs. Clara Davis. who was here
to attend the recent meeting of the
Pendleton chapter Woman's league
left this morning for her home al
walla walla
Claude Hale. assistant boOkkeepel
in the American National bank, is
vi in n - 30
side.
g. H Cook. the well-known travel.
ing salesman of Portland. came uI
! from Echo, last evening on the To-
1 cal
J. 7. Mayo superintendent OF
1 bridges and building for the o. R
n, left for the west this morning or
! No /.
]. B. Eddy, right OF way agent fol-
' The O. K. & n, is in Pendleton today
in the interest of his department OF
tho road
The Misses Minnie and Celia Rem
are preparing to join their parents in
Walla Walla and expect to leave in a
S few days.
Lyman Rice left this morning for
Mission, where he will receive grain
at the warehouse of the Pacific Coast
= Elevator company.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sperry are NOV
ing from their apartments IN the Bow
man flat to the Privett residence on
West Court street for the summer,
Alb Rugg of the sheep firm of Rugs
Bros, came in yesterday morning
: from their ranch at Nye and left this
morning on a business visit to Echo.
Henry Swartz of the swartz & Greu-
lish meat company, returned last
! evening from Seaside where he had
} been to establish lvs family for the
! summer.
Ross Newport of Hermiston, came
in this afternoon from near Elgin
where the Newport construction COM
, pany has a contract with the railroad
company.
! Mrs Archie Cooper came in last
} evening from her home near Pilot
Rock and is the guest al the home of
her mother, Mrs. f. NJ. Hunter on
College street
Conductor Heughan of the o. r. x
y. passenger service, is moving his
, family from La Grande to this city.
They are occupying the cottage at 81
Willow street
Mrs. j. J. Hamley Miss Gladys
Hamley John Hamley jr. ANA Mrs.
Harry Rees and two sons. left on the
noon train for Long Beach. where
they will spend the summer.
John Wallace, formerly With the
Alexander department. store but now
engaged in business in Emmett. Ida
no. is expected to arrive this evening
from the Idaho town to visit for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Nelson are
moving from the Judge HALEY house
in North Pendleton to one of the
residences recently completed by Mrs.
Leona Thompson on Thompson street,
near Water
Mrs. j. w Privett and daughter.
Miss Winnie Privett, leave tomorrow
morning for Chatcolet, Idaho, where
| they will Join a camping party for a