East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-22


]. Ringer of Athena, is transacting
business in Pendleton.
r. Means of Stanfield is a PEN
dleton business visitor.
Boone Watson was a westbound
passenger on the morning local.
Mrs. NJ. B. Leader of Freewater.
is guest of a local hotel today.
Mrs Wilson of Imbler, is the guest
of Pendleton friends for few days.
Ben f. Brown, the Duncan rancher.
is transacting business in Pendleton.
j, D. Milhern is over from his home
N Pasco for the transaction Of busi-
ness.
Douglass Belts of Pilot Rock, is in
the city today for the transaction of
business.
The Misses Muriel and Blanche
Crayne of Echo are the guests of
friends here today.
Bert Smith of the j. E. Smith com
pany left this morning on a business
trip to Portland.
William Scott, proprietor of Hida-
way springs, has been transacting
business in town today.
Walter Swart and wife of Gibbon
are down from that place for the
transaction of business.
C. L. Keithley and wife are over
from Heppner for visit of a few
days with Pendleton friends.
Attorney ]. 7. Hinkle returned to
Stanfield this morning after transact
ing business briefly in this city.
P. T. Harbour manager of the
Weston brickyards, is down from that
city for the transaction of business.
L. Londergan of lone, is over from
his Morrow county home to care for
business interests in Umatilla coun-
ty.
H. Koepke, one of the largest grow
ers of grain in Umatlla county, is
down today from his home near Athe-
ma.
J. r. Mayo. superintendent Of
bridges and building for the o. r. &
n, is in the city today in an official
capacity
henry " Collins, manager for the
company. leaves to-
night for Portland upon an extended
trip.
Col. H. G.. and Mayor H. r. New
port returned to their homes in Her
miston this morning, after spending
yesterday in this citv
Rev. b. f. Harper. Presbyterian
sunday school missionary for eastern
oregon, came down yesterday from
mis- home at Milton.
Attorney Samuel Van vactor of
deppner, left for his home this morn
ng, after having been here for sew
eral days attending court.
DR.. Henry Waldo Coe of the Fur
lish Coe company left this morning
,or Stanfield after spending last night
n the transaction of business here.
John Durham, who has been in
,harge of the Hotel St George bar |
'oom for several weeks, left on the !
train on his way to Port
and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bean. form
.rly of Pendleton but who are now |
living at Nyssa, Idaho, where Mr.. |
Bean is in business, are visiting in
he city.
Attorney Edward S. Taylor, special !
attorney in the reclamation service |
With headquarters in Portland, left |
or the west end of the county this
morning.
e. A. McKenna. travelling freight |
lgent for the Northern Pacific, is in
he city today in the interest of his
department of the Hill road He came
II yesterday from La Grande.
j. w. INLAY, manager for the Bal |
company at Walla Wal
a has been in the city today upon a |
,isit with H. w. Collins, Umatilla |
county manager for the company.
]. r. Williamson of La Grande left |
his morning for Pilot Rock, after |
spending yesterday and last night in |
oendleton. He is travelling salesman !
or the Grand Ronde Meat company. |
Mrs. w. I. Barclay is in the city. |
he guest of Major and Mrs A. E. |
dcFatridge and Major and Mrs. e. L. !
;wartzlander. She is on her way from |
Sioux City Iowa to the klamath |
Ngency, where her husband is now
tationed. He was formerly with Ma
or McFatridge at the Wlnnebago
agency in Nebraska
The Rt. Rev. Robert L. Paddock
and Deaconness Knight, who have
been the guests of the Rev. Charles
and Mrs. Quincy at the rectory for
the past two weeks, will leave on the
first outgoing train, the former for,
Walla Waila, where he is to preach
In st. Paui's church tomorrow, while