East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-27
PERSONAL
MENTION

Anna King OF Baker City, is CUES
at the Hotel st. George.
]. o. Hales came down from Ad.
ans on the morning train.
Mrs. ]. D. Plamondon OF Athena
is spending the day in Pendleton.
Mark Sturtevant of Pilot Rock re.
turned home on the morning train.
Mrs. Edith Payette of The Dalles
is guest of the Hotel st. George.
Ben L. Burroughs has returned
from business visit to Portland.
Mrs. A. B. Noble of Pendleton. is
at the Osborn.-Eugene Register.
County Commissioner H. B. Lee
came down from Milton this morning
Mrs. Price of Adams, came down
from that place on the morning train
w. r. Ladd. assistant superintend-
ent of the o. r. G. n. is in the city
today.
c. E. Brotherton came down from
Athena this morning on the Walla
Walla local.
David Cowan of Wallula, returned
home today from a visit with Pen
dleton friends.
Mrs. William Hill came down from
Athena this morning and is spending
the day here.
]. B. Switzler, the pioneer resident
of Umatilla, is transacting business in
Pendleton today.
County Commissioner Horace Walk
er came up this morning from his
farm near Stanfield.
George Schlegel, cashier of the bank
at Pilot Rock, came in from that place
yesterday afternoon.
Harold Smith and William Rourke
of the Columbia Land company, are
up from Stanfield today.
| Roy Arbogast, a stockman in the
! John Day country, is in Pendleton
for visit of few days.
Jinks Dudley OF Athena, is tran
sacting business in Pendleton, having
come down this morning.
Miss Sarah Cunningham came over
| from Pasco this morning for a brief
visit with Pendleton friends.
Attorney Will NJ Peterson has re-
u
Milton and Freewater country.
DR.. John Griswold of Helix, is in
Pendleton today, having come in this
| morning on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Hopper return
ed last evening from Portland where
they have been visiting relatives for
several days.
Mrs. Joe Blakely and children re-
| turned this morning from Meacham,
where they have been camping for
several weeks.
Miss Winnie McNurlen of Umatil-
| la, came up from that town this
morning and is the guest OF local
friends today.
C. NJ. Brotherton of Athena, is am
ong the large number of Pendleton
visitors in the city today from that
section of the county.
Frank Roberts of Heppner passed
through Pendleton this morning on
his way home from a visit to the far
eastern part of the state.
H. C. Rodman, secretary of the
Sunnyside Nursery company, passed
through Pendleton today on his way
to Nyssa and southern Idaho.
Congressman w. r. Ellis will be
home from La Granae and Union to-
morrow where he has been attending
the big horse show and farmers pic
mic.
r. r. Lewis came up from Her.
miston this morning. He was toting
melon Weighing 49 pounds that had
been grown on his ranch near that
town.
H. l. Watts, the Athena attorney,
came in this morning by auto. He
has been experimenting the harvest
on the Watts ranch for the past few
weeks.
Rev. Charles Quinney and wife re-
turned this morning from Virginia
City, Montana where they have been
visiting friends during the past few
weeks.
John p. McMannus editor of the
Pilot Rock Record and promoter of
the Appleburg project, returned home
this morning, after brief business
visit to Pendleton.
Miss Kathleen Furnish, came down
from their summer home at Wenaha
this noon and will go on to their home
in Portland tonight.
]. G.. Kilpack, travelling representa-
tive of the Boys & Girls Aid society
| of Portland, passed through Pendle-
| ton this morning on his way from
Wallowa county to The Dalles.
Henry Roberts, a prominent sheep
man of the Heppner country. spent
yesterday in the city at the home of
Judge Ellis en- route home from Hot
Lake where he spent the past week.
Donald H. Smith, representing the
Medbury Valley Investment company
os Boise, is in the city today and has
made arrangements with Lee Teutsch
to represent the Idaho company in
this county.
John Peterson of Helix was brought
to the St Anthony's hospital this
morningf. Further than that he was
seized with severe cramps in his stom-
ach last night, the nature of his ILL
ness is not known.
Pete Whittlessy and Nat Kimball,
who have been working in harvest at