East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-01
PERSONAL
MENTION

e. b. Kidder is in from his ranch
today.
John Connell is down from his
home at Hilgard.
w. A. Hayes of Heppner is Pen !
dleton business visitor.
Charles II. Green of Portland is a |
guest at the Pendeton.
Ira Kemp, Weston banker, came /
il this morning on the local.
Mrs. H. ConnelI is among the guests
registered at the st. George.
John Gentry is one of the numerous
ranchers in the city today.
e. p. Marshall went to the west
end of the county this morning.
Bert Logsdon of Echo, was in the |
city from his home yesterday
w. NJ. Brown Of Walla Wala was
guest Of the Bowman last night.
Jack Vincent returned yesterday
from a weeks vacation at Wenaha.
II. f. Bendix the Eilers piano man,
are spending the week at Wenaha !
NJ d. Smith was in from his ranch
near Vansycle today to get supplies.
Mrs. Rucker has returned from a
three weeks stay at Lehman Springs.
Rep L. l.. Mann, the farmer-legis-
lator, was in from his ranch today.
Bruno Weber was numbered among
the farmers doing business in the city
today.
Walter Planting and wife are in
the city today on a shopping expe-
| dtion.
Mrs. r. E. Judd and son, Henry,
| returned yesterday from an outing at
! Wenaha Springs.
George Peringer, wife and daugh-
ter, returned yesterday from short
stay at Wenaha.
James a. Cresswen came in from
I his farm today to purchase extras
e for his combine.
: Mrs. Roy Penland and small son
: came in from Helix this morning to
; visit with relatives.
DR.. e. r. Swinburne returned by
way of the Northern Pacific this
n morning from Seattle.
l.. NJ. Sommeres of Hermiston was
If among the visitors from the west end
Ie Of the county yesterday.
Mrs. Wilson arrived from Seattle
this morning for a visit with her sis
l. ter, Mrs. Rose Campbell.
lie Miss Carrie Sharp of Athena, will
III arrive this evening 10 spend a week
e with relatives in this city.
! r y. Stanneld returned to his
- home at Stanfied this morning after
Spending the night in the city.
lie II. .. Parker Of Athena was am
10 ong the out-of-town people transact
at ing business in the city yesterday
n +. e. Van Dusen, Pasco contractor
ry and builder. came over on the North
m ern Pacific train this morning.
n Dick sullivan left yesterday for
10 Lehman Springs in his buggy and vii
as drive from there to La Grande,
A. Z. Bodiner, representative OF
n the Tunnison map company. has beer
a business visitor in the city today.
Mr., AMI Mrs John Paxton of Wal
Ia Walla passed through Pendleton
= yesterday enroute home from Wena-
!, ha.
Mrs. L. H. Sturgis, Mrs, Marsh and
Is their mother, Mrs. Jane Hartman
tn are spending the wek at Wenaha
0. Springs.
ed l.. G.. Frazier will return in the
Is morning from Portland, where he ha.
lg been buying supplies for his bushes.
r in this city.
us Marshall Spell of the mems depart
o' ment of the Peoples Warehouse, vii
ne return tomorrow from an outing a
III Lehman Springs.
Levi Younger, steward at the Elk
~, Club, will return this evening from
ha Lehman Springs where he has beer
oo spending his vacation.
of Elmer Storie has returned from the
an Grand Ronde valley where he ha'
es been setting up combined harvester
RS for f. L. Smith & Co.
DR.. F. w. Vincent. manager for th
Pacific Power & Light company, ha
returned from Wenaha Springs, wher
he had been upon an outing.
r.. Willard Bond of the firm of Bon
Bros, returned this morning from
ur short vacation in Portland. His wifi
he is now sojournng at Seaside
ne Mrs. w. L. Thompson and niece
ne terday from Wenaha where they ha,
as been spending couple of weeks.
a. Miss Viola Hawk, clerk at the Fra
4. zier-Nelson companys store, will leav
80 Thursday. for Portland and coas
points where she will spend her va
l., cation.
ne f. p. Casey and family have re
are turned from Prosser, Wash, wher
his they enjoyed a two weeks visit The
,b- made the round-trip by wagon an
team.
Mrs Clark Nelson will leave thi
1. week for Portland where she will Wis
it her sister, Mrs. Seth Catlin. Sh
ie- will be accompanied down by he
nephew, John Catln.
le Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer snyder ar
aw down from their mountain home to
ION day and will return this evening ac
he companied by Miss Eva Strever, VIII
ith will spend week as their guest.
Mrs. I. U. Temple and children wi