East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-05
PERSONAL
MENTION

in this city.
G. McCully Of Baker was in the city
yesterday.
J. often was Sunday guest at the
st. George.
]. r. McNurlen of Umatilla was a
Saturday visitor in the city.
Elmer Chastaln, one of the Milton
farmers, came in on the local this
morning.
A. w. Warner of Pilot Rock, was
among the Sunday visitors in the city
yesterday.
Andy Larsen came in from his Van
sycle ranch on the Northern Pacific
yesterday.
James Devlin and wife went down
to Portland on the through train this
afternoon.
Eldon Furnish, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w ]. Furnish, went down to Port
land today.
w. H. Boyd Of Pilot Rock was
among the Sunday visitors in the
city yesterday.
Charles f. Groom and wife Of
sumpter were guests at the Bow
man yesterday.
w. r. Rhinehart, the popular trav-
cling man, left Pendleton this morn
/ ing for points west.
f. Rands came in from his home
at Hermiston Saturday evening and
spent the night here.
The Misses Mae and Hazel Taylor
! left on No. II for Portland to witness
the Rose Show in that city.
Jess Hale took the noon train for
| Portland and will participate in the
weeks festivities. at that place.
Mrs. F. E. Welsh took the local
this morning for Portland where she
will attend the Rose Festival.
Tom Nilarkey was among the Pen
dletonians going to the Rose Festi-
val on the afternoon train today.
f. L. Power, the harness and saddle
man, was among the throng going to
Portland's annual rose show today.
Miss Winnie Geiss of Adams, took
No. II out of Pendleton for Portland
where she will see the Rose Festival.
Fred Lampkin, treasurer of the
Pendleton Baseball club, accompanied
the Buckarooes to Echo yesterday.
Representative S. d. Peterson OF
Milton, came down this morning on
the local from his home in the east
end.
Mrs. Ed Cooper. wife of the pro-
prietor of the Cozy theater, took the
through train to Portland this after
noon. q
Df C. ]. Smith was numbered am
| ong the Pendleton people who en-
trained for the Rose Show this af'
ternoon.
Henry Collins, local manager for the
Balfour Guthrie company, left on No
Festival.
Mrs. William Whitten, wife of tht
popular little shortstop of the Buck
arooes. accompanied her husband t.
Echo yesterday.
w. c. Goodman, manager of thu
Holt Manufacturing company.
branch at WaIa Walla. was in Pen
dleton yesterday,
+. ]. Burke was among the wool
, buyers who went to Shaniko on tht
, local this morning to attend the WOO
= sales there tomorrow.
Miss Genevieve Clark and Mis-
Paralee HALEY went to Echo yester
day and while there were the guests
of Mrs II r StanfielI
: Lee Teutsch Jr., son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Lee Teutsch, left on the local thi
] morning to visit relatives in Portland
S during the Rose Carnival.
Prof. White, who has been teach
ing in the Milton public schools dur
ing the past term, came down from
that city this morning.
= Mat Ennis. well known young Wal
e la Wallan, came over from the Gar
den City this morning and is spend
: ing the day in the city.
Marshall Spell was among the 10y
al fans who went to Echo with tn
Buckarooes yesterday to witness tn
tragedy enacted on the diamond there
4 Mrs. Joe Murphy will be presen
at the Fose Festival in Portland, hav
. ing let or that city on the heavil
. loaded passenger train this afternoon
]. D. Cronin went to Portland o
today's local and while there will b
the guest of his son, Robert Cronir
b sporting editor of the oregon jour
nal.
s Ernest Wells, one of the instruC
l. tors in the Athena high school, VIII
IS has been visiting in PendletOn sine
= the close of the term, left on No.
y for Portland.
= Mrs. John Greulich and daughtt
- were among the Pendletonians takin
~, the local for Portland this mornir
~ to be present at the festivities the,
during the week.
]. s. Beckwith. court reporter, lie
,e on the local this morning for Hep
l. ner to attend to his official duties
es the regular session Of the MORO
l. county term Of the circuit court
Ill Mrs. L. d. Ldleman. the well know
N milliner. went to Portland this NOR
ing to attend the festival of roses.
IN Mrs. Geary Taylor was among Il
tn local people going Gown to Portlal
us today to witness the Rose Festival
~ Mrs. w. L. Thompson left on the