East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-27
PERSONAL
MENTION

MENTION
o. e. Fisk is registered at the Bow
man hotel from Arlington.
C. Fl. Walden of Helix, was among
| the Sunday guests in the city.
J. b. Murphy of Pilot Rock, spent
! Saturday and Sunday in the city.
william Smith of Baker. was a Sun
day guest of the Hotel Pendleton.
Miss Agnes NJ. Boyd was in the city
from her home at Echo yesterday.
F.. p. George was among the Echo
ties in Pendleton for Sunday visit
C. w. Orton of Milton, was among
the out of town visitors in Pendleton
yesterday.
Detective E. B. Wood of the Ore
gon- Washington company, is in the
city today.
Lynn Clarke was Pendleton VS.
itor yesterday from his home in
Nampa, Idaho.
p. Toher, and James McCabe Of
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in Pendleton.
w. ]. Furnish, the we'll known cap
italist. is in the city from his home
at Portland.
Henry NJ Sommers Of Hermiston,
is among the west enders spending
the day in the city.
Senator ]. N Burgess left for his
ranch at Pilot Rock this morning
after spending Sunday in the city.
Carl Engdahl is in from his Helix
warehouse today, called by the
Beardsley case at the court house.
DR.. NJ. S. Kern, the local lumber
man, went to Hermiston this morn
ing to care for interests in that place.
Harry Thompson, who is selling
Hood River land was an outgoing
passenger on the local this morning.
]. s. Hinderman is transactlng busi-
ness in the city today, having come
in from his home at Milton on the
local.
Mrs. Fred A. Lieuallen and daugh-
ter Barbara, of Pilot Rock, were Sun
day guests of DR.. and Mrs. D. C. Nc
Nabb.
Matt Mosgrove came in from his
home at Milton this morning to attend
the -Mosgrove proceedings
at the court house.
R. H. Irwin, one Of the Stanfield
irrigationists, is in the city today
having come up from his home al
Portland yesterday.
Attorney S. F. Wilson of Athena
/ came in on the Walla Walla loca
this morning and is transacting bust
i ness in the city today.
} DR.. Tom Vaughan and wife re
turned this morning from Vansycle
l where they were the Sunday guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar w. Smith.
/, L. T. Link, one of the oldes
l school teachers in the county. a
present employed in the Echo district
was in the city Saturday and Sunday
. Roy Alexander and wife returned
; on the Northern Pacific train thi
morning after spending Sunday will
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ruppe, north o
the city.
) Mrs. Anna Selkirk Norton, tn
Walla Walla vocalist, is afflicted witt
e an attack of la grippe and will not b.
= able to meet her pupils in this cit,
= this week.
i w. r. Rinehart and wife returned
Saturday from a two weeks trip int,
the interior of the state. Mr.. Rine
? hart is now confined to his room il
u = the Hotel Pendleton, threatened will
: pneumonia.
e Gus Peret, travelling exhibition
a shooter for the Peters Cartridge com
e pany, who returned from a trip int
y the interior Satuday, was called t
n his home at Yoncalla yesterday b.
d the illness of his mother.
y. Arthur c. Means came up from hi
q home at Umatill ayesterday and
- spending the day iL the city. He /
making a strenuous effort to arrang
a basketball game between the hig
school and Umatilla teams.
A Harry Rivers, who featured "Henr
the Jailbreaker'' at the Pastime las
" week, has assumed the booking an
n routing of the Rose City Quintet
n company and will play them through
s. out oregon, Washington and Cana
y da. Mr.. Rivers is the oldest bookin
agent on the coast, having opened OF
'e fices at San Francisco in 1885. II
% has a branch office in Seattle, and
L now arranging a new circuit for al
fractions that have heretofore bee
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