East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-09
PERSONAL
MENTION


business visitor today.
Minnie Mayor of Hermiston, is a
guest at the Hotel Bowman.
E. Doering of Juniper, is transact
ing business in the city today.
\. and Emil Balk of Nolin are in
the city today on a trading trip.
James Fennell of Wallula, is here
today for the transaction of business.
A. H. Featherstone of Wallace, Ida
no, is here u care for business inter-
ests.
Mrs b. F. Beck, who seriously in
jured her hand several days ago, is
much better.
c. 5. Moller, day clerk at the Ho-
tel Pendleton. is i'll and unable to be
at his desk.
o. X. Goodman of Freewater, came
down from that end of the county
last evening.
R. o. Hawks of Nolin, is here to-
day to take the examinations for state
teaching papers.
A. c. Crawford, the Hermiston
dealer in land, came up from that
place last evening
Dick Sullivan. proprietor of the
Pendleton Steam Dye works, left on
the local for Portland.
Catherine Carson of Irrigon, is a
guest of the Hotel Bowman while in
the city for a few days.
Zoeth Houser pioneer rancher and
ex-sheriff, is in the city today from
his ranch on Butter creek.
Eugene NJ. Hascall of Pilot Rock,
came in from the terminus of the
UmatiIla Central last evening
Ike Herman, travelling representa-
tive of the Burlington, is in the city
| today in the interest of the road
c. G.. Brownel, one of the we'll
! known residents of Umati.la, is here
/ today for the transaction of business.
! Attorney VIII NJ. Peterson went to
! Athena on the morning Walla Walla
train to look after business interests.
Editor John p. McManus of the
/ Pilot Rock Record, came in from that
I pace last wen sllEs anu - Nle1AASNtSNAAAG :
business here today
Rev. \. Mckenzie Meldrum, pastor
+ of the First Christian church of this
city. went out to Pilot Rock this
morning to spend the day.
Charles Gerking, formerly a resi-
dent of Athena, who has been in Ia
coma for several months, has moved
back to Athena to reside.
Herbert Strohm. the Hermistor
merchant, made a flying business Wis
it to Pendleton last evening, return
ing this morning on the delayed nigh
train.
Mrs. T. p. Gilliland, returned to tn
farm on Stewart creek this morning
after spending a few days in tow
with her husband, County Judge Gil
liland.
C. C. Darr we'll known resident o
Adams. came in on the morning trail
from La Grande where he had beel
on business connected with the lam
office.
Will Boynton has returned from
Hot Lake, where he has been for tn
past month for the benefit of hi
rheumatism. He is somewhat i'm
proved.
DIR. S. w. Mcclure, chief of tn
bureau of animal industry in tn
northwest, is in Pilot Rock today o.
business in connection with his de
partment.
Mary G. Graham and Lucy G. Cir
rigal of Milton, were among the mum
Der coming down from the east en-
of the county this morning to take tn
, teachers examinations.
B. f. Beck, formerly engaged in tn
, plumbing business in this city, bu
) who was compelled to give it up be
cause of i'll health. is better than h
has been for several months.
: James G. Cutler, assistant superir
tendent of the Northern Pacific, cam
. IN this morning on the early freigf
t and returned to Walla Walla by wa
2 ! OF Pasco. on the same train.
Mrs. Florence Kelley of Milton, an
Mrs. l. b. Levy of Milton, came dow
D from that town this morning to a
tend the examination for teachers b'
; ing conducted at the court house t.
! day.
Rev J. NJ. Corneison, Presbyteria
missionary for the Umatilla India
!, reservation. spent last night with h
= family in this city and left this morr
ing for Stanfield where he is spenC
+ ing the day.
Charles Rushmore, a former res
J. dent Of Pendleton who is now r,
s siding at Post Falls. q small tow
about % miles from Boise, idaho
IS here for a visit with friends and
+ transact business.
e Mr. and Mrs r. Alexander an
4 daughter, Miss Bertha Alexander, rt
2 turned this morning from Walla Wa
s a. where they had been to attend tn
t wedding of their son and brother, Re
Alexander, to Miss Abbott,
= Mrs. William Shultz has returned
the city from Spokane. She was ther
|, at the time of the death Of her brotf
el.-in-law, Dan Shultz. and accom-
panied the deceased widow back I
Spokane from Portland following III
interment of the latter's husband.
Arnold Wood of Lind, Wash, al
rived here this morning being calle
by the serious Illness of his siste