East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-15
PERSONAL
MENTION

r. Alexander has returned from a
trip to Portland
II. Dyer, the well known resident OF
Umatilla, is in the city.
H. L. Barrett of Walla Walla, is
Pendleton visitor today.
George D. Hilyard is in the city
from his home at Meacham.
Lawrence Lieuallen of Adams, has
been a visitor in the city today.
Fred G. Wells of Walla walla, is in
the city today from his home town.
c. C. Carr of Stanfield, was a pas
sengef on the motor car this forenoon.
f. G. Lucas is among the Athena
people visiting in the county seat to-
day.
Pete Tillison. former marshal OF
Umatilla, came up from that place
this forenoon.
John Adams, the prominent Adams
resident, was an incoming passenger
this morning.
A. C. Campbell is among the Pilot
Rock residents who came to this
city yesterday.
E. C. Koontz OF Athena. came down
from his home today and is transact
ing business here.
Ed Koontz, of the First National
bank of Athena, is in Pendleton today
upon a business trip.
]. F. McNaught, the we'll known
Hermistonian. came up from the pro-
ject town yesterday.
AL Slusher went to Nolin this
morning to look after the Slushel
flocks at that place.
I. N. Prather has been here toda,
from Stanfield. He came up on the
motor car this morning.
w. H. Thomas was among the Pas.
co people, who came in on the North
ern Pacific this morning.
William Switzler. prominent younl
! business man of Umatilla, came VI
| on the motor car this morning
DR.. Fred Lieuallen, the well knowr
physician ball player of Pilot Rock
| is spending the day in the city.
Ed Marshall left for the west enc
of the county this morning to lool
after his business interests there.
Charles Belts. manager OF. the Athe
ma Mercantile company, came in oil
the Walla Walla local this morning
John Keen, a well known Athens
farmer, was among the east end res
idents who came in on the train thi
morning.
Carl Hapsen, the we'll known retir
ed farmer, left yesterday for Petalu
ma, California, where he will spen
the winter.
Assessor C. p. Strain left on the 10
cal this morning for Salem to atten
the meeting of the state board q
1 equalization.
e o. Casey and wife OF Helix wi
leave in the morning for California
where they will remain on a visit unit
the first of March.
David Taylor, father of Sheriff 7
d. Taylor, passed through Pendleto
on the local this morning on his wa
from Athena to Portland.
r. E. Sturdivant, father of the Stur
divant boys of this city, left for hi
home at Ukiah this morning afte
spending a week in the city.
Edgar w. Smith came In from hi
Vanscyle ranch this morning and lei
on No. II for Portland, where he wi
spend a few days with friends.
Antoine Nolte, the Pasco saloon maj
was an incoming passenger this morn
ing and Is spending the day looki
after business interests in PendletoI
Kenneth Cooper, m. nager of th
Hotel Bowman, returned yesterda
evening from a two weeks visit wit
relatives in Corvillis and other vale
points.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Dale Of He'll
came in from that place on the Norti
, ern Pacific this morning and wi
leave tomorrow Tor California whei
they will spend the winter.
Mrs. Lachlan McCleay who was 70
| merly Miss Mabel Nye, arrived ye
terday from her home In Tacoma al
will visit with her parents, Mr.. ar
Mrs. A. w. Nye during the holiday
9 r. NJ. Cantrell Of Pilot Rock,
n over from the sheep own today.
George Noble of Heppner, is ov
= from the Morrow counnty seat and
n registered at the Hotel Bowman.
Rev. A. Mackenzie Meldrum, forr
erly pastor Of the First Christi
church In this city but now occup
ing the pulpit in the same church
Athena, 10 spending the day in Pc
= dleton.
c. 2. Brown, a pioneer resident
Milton. and until recently one Of I
owners Of the Milton Eagle. accoI
q panied by his family. passed throu
a Pendleton this morning on his "
q to southern California. where he "
n make his future home.