East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-10
PERSONAL
MENTION
j. NJ. Turner of Walla walla, Is
transacting business in Pendleton

j. NJ. Turner of Walla wala, is
transacting business in Pendleton.
Newton Miller of Pasco, is tran
sacting business in Pendleton today.
Peter O'Sullivan has returned from
brief business visit to La Grande.
j. w. Skiles was northbound pas
senger on the morning walla walla
train
Miss Margaret Standley of walla
Walla, is the guest of the Hotel
Bowman.
T. w. Ayers and A. F. Eddy, both of
Pendleton, Ore, are guests at the I'm
peral-Portland Journal.
Joe Bailey of Echo, came up from
that place last evening to transact
business at the county seat
E. p. Croarkin and wife returned
to Echo this morning, after having
spent yesterday in Pendleton.
f. j, Hayes and G. L. Tilbury OF
the Jacob Stine company, are regis
tered at the Hotel Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Taylor left this
morning on the Walla Walla train
for the east end of the county.
w. Pees of Meacham came down
from the top of the mountain last
evening for the transaction of busi-
ness.
Mrs. n. l.. Sturdivant went to Pilot
| Rock this morning to attend the Jeff
Spere funeral and visit friends for a
few days.
b. c. Skiles, the travelling man, left
this morning for his home in Walla
Walla, after a visit to this part of his
territory.
Miss Juliet Cooper left last evening
on the delayed No. for Portland,
where she will visit for a fortnight
with friends.
Samuel Drumheller Of the Washing
| ton & Oregon Traction company is
over from Walla walla on business
for the company.
| F. G. Lucas, the Athena livestock
auctioneer, came down from his home
town last evening and is transacting
business here today.
NJ. c. Metz, the horse dealer, has
returned from a business trip of sew
eral weeks to Chicago. He left this
morning for Heppner.
H. w. Shafer of Coe spent last
night in Pendleton, returning this
morning to the site of the big Fur
nish-Coe reservoir dam site.
L, a. Esteb, wife and son, returned
to their home in Echo this morning
after having spent yesterday in the
transaction of business in this city.
Sheriff T. D Taylor went to the
west end of the county this morning,
where he is spending the day in tran
sacting business in connection with his
office.
Mrs. Clint Carney, formerly Miss
Ina Maple of this city, is now here
from Portland visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ross Carney and her father, Doc
Maple.
Miss Laura Humphrey of Eugene
who has been teaching school in the
Gilliland district on Stewart creek,
left this morning for her Willamette
valley home.
NJ. R. Yates, the contractor return
ed to Stanfield this morning, after
transacting business here overnight.
He had been employed at Stanfield
for several months.
K. G. Warner, the well-known sheep
man, came in last evening from his
ranch on Upper Butter creek, and
left for home again this morning on
the Pilot Rock train.
John KEGS, local representative OF
the Bankers Reserve Life company
, and representative of the Royal
) typewriter, left this morning for the
; west end of the county.
; Albert Lee, who returned a few days
ago from Evanston, Illinois, where ne
had been attending school for the
, past three years, left this morning or
the Pilot Rock train for the K. G
s Warner ranch on Butter creek tC
spend a few weeks
v Rev. E. w. Warrington, pastor o
j the Presbyterian church at Pilot Rocl
e who was brought to st. Anthony
hospital a few days ago for medica
treatment is reported to be improv
ing rapidly and expects to be -abl
to return to his work in a few days.
I Henry Lazinka, the well-knowl
\ stockman, left this morning for a Wis
it to his Ukiah ranch. He had no
:. been out there for four months an,
: he is anxious to see how his horse
have come through the winter. MI
: Lazinka has been wintering his cattl
: on the Snake river, north of Eurek
I flat but now has them down nea