East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-22
PERSONAL
MENTION

Q. NJ, Borland of Echo, Is q Pen
dleton business visitor.
r. NJ. Cooper of Pilot Rock, spent
last night in Pendleton.
A. C. Magee of Freewater. is tran
sacting business in Pendleton.
]. O. Kincaid of lone, is transact
| ing business in Pendleton today.
L. w. Furnas is up from Hermiston
for the transaction of business.
Jack Keefe of Weston. came down
from that place this morning.
Mrs. Dale Preston of walla walla,
is the guest of Pendleton friends.
r. E. Smith and wife of walla
Walla, are visiting Pendleton friends.
Frank Scranton left for Stanfield
this morning on the Portland-Pendle-
ton local.
J. r. Dickson is again at his office
after having been indisposed for sew
eral days.
Sam jenkins came in from Pilot
Rock last evening for a brief visit in
this city.
County Clerk Frank Sailing return
ed last evening from a visit to his
| Stanfield farm.
]. S. Schuyleman of Portland, is in
the city again after an absence of
several months.
Joseph Ashworth of Nolin, spent
/ last night in Pendleton, returning
| home this morning.
William Slusher and James McGov-
ern came up from the Slusher ranch
at Nolin last evening
Mrs Fred Raymond has returned
| from Cove where she was called by
the death of her brothers wife
G.. P. Higginbotham of Stanfield
came up from the west end of the
county last evening to transact busi-
ness.
o. F. Steel deputy assessor for the
| Nolin district. left this morning on
the local train for his home at that
place
R. s. Tucker of Hermiston, is
among the business visitors in the
city today from the west end of the
county
D. c. Brownen of Umatilla return
ed home this morning after transact
ing business in Pendleton for a cou-
pie of days.
Editor and Mrs E. H Brown OF
the Stanfield Standard, returned home
this morning after having spent the
night in Pendleton.
Mrs. James Cooper. who has beer
i'll at her apartments in the Hote
Bowman for several days, is report
ed to be improving
R w. Fletcher, circulation mana
ger of the East Oregonian, went t
Pilot Rock this morning in the inter.
est Of his department of the publlca
ton.
Mrs. Sarah E. Neal came up from
, Stanfield last evening to purchase tn,
: silverware for her new hotel and res
! taurant which is now in course o
! erection.
Mrs. E. NJ. Greene, principal Of th'
school at Elgin, arrived here this af
ternoon to attend the teachers con
: vention and is the guest of Judge ant
t Mrs Thomas Fitz Gerald.
Miss Bessie Thomson of Pilot Rock
1 is the guest of Pendleton friends.
e John Macbeth, organizer for tn
! Woodmen of the World, is here OF
business for the order.
General Superintendent NJ.
Buckley left for the eastern part o
5 the state this morning, his privat
car having been attached to the Ge
v layed No. 6 as it passed through.
James Cooper, one of the mana
gers of the Hotel Bowman, returne
last night from Walla Walla, wher
l. he had been to undergo a slight oper
= alton, He is getting along nicely.
]. w. Sturdivant Of Ukiah, left 70
home this morning, after having at
;, tended the meeting of deputy assess
ors at the court house Saturday after
noon and visiting relatives in thi
:. city.
n Rev. H. S. Shangle, presiding eld
e er of this district of the NJ. E. church
: south. passed through Pendleton thi
o morning on his way home from an Of
Is ficial visit to Boise and other point
= in Idaho
i Mrs. G. Shredder of Pilot Roci
# and her brother, w. o. Hayes of Nc
e lin, spent last night in Pendletoi
Is They were returning from a visit
is Portland and to the Hayes ranch
Ir Klickitat county.
]. s. Preston has taken charge
y the o. F. Steel ranch at Nolin. M
is Steel's family hase moved to the
n homestead in Stage Gulch, while M
ir Steel will perform the duties of del
at uty county assessor
&c Miss tier Neil, who has been teacl
ing in the northern part Of the coul
ty. came in this morning on II
n Northern Pacific train to attend Il
lie big convention of the Inland Empi
Teachers association.
= Fred Lockley, business manager
n the Pacific Monthly, passed throut
Pendleton this morning on the dela
ed No. 8 on his way to St. Louis al
III other points in the east in the inte
est of his publication.
III F. r. Reeves, proprietor Of I
Il Jerniston Herald, returned II