East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-07
PERSONAL
MENTION

Glen Scott is in the city for short
time.
Tom Lieuallen of Adams, is in the
city today.
Fred Blake of Adams, was IN the
city yesterday.
G,s. o. Humbert of Eugene is
guest of the Bowman hotel.
]. b. Meacham was down from his
mountain home yesterday.
Col. ]. H. Raley is now in Port
land upon a business visit.
C. C. Darr, well known Adams res
ident, is visitor in the city.
II. G. Hurlburt of Hermiston. was
up from the project town yesterday
Mrs. NJ. L. Mirrison of Helix, was an
incoming passenger on the n. p. this
morning.
DR.. F. A. elise, the optician, was an
incoming passenger on the Northern
Pacific this morning.
Manager Morrison Of the Helix Pu-
get Sound warehouse, came into the
city this morning.
Charles Campbell. came in on the
Northern Pacific this morning from
his Vansycle rnch.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mcfarland Of
Lapwai Idaho, are registered at the
Pendleton.
D. r. Brownell of Umatilla, came
up from the railroad town yesterday
and spent tn enight in the city.
Justice Louis Scholl of Echo, came
in from that town this morning for
the transaction of business.
DR.. NJ. S. Kern, president of the
Inland Empire Lumber company, was
up from his Hermiston headquarters
Bert Whitman of the Pendletor
| Cash market went to Echo on bust
ness this morning.
B. s Waffle, the veteran draymar
Of the city, left on the local this
morning for Portland.
w. l.. Gurrant and Charles Vinsor
of Holdman, were in the city yester
dav for the transaction of business.
Rev. Ralph Storie fthe Baptis
church, returned this morning from
McMinnville. where he had been t
attend a meeting of the board o
trustees of McMinnville college.
william Reardon, the local lum
herman. made business trip Il
Hermiston today.
yesterday.
Night Officer John Kearney wen
to Pilot Rock this morning to attenC
the funeral of his father-in-law, JONI
A. Owings.
p. w. Heals, resident of Iowa,
now in the city. He says that he ha
frequently heard of the Roundup dur
ing his travels through the west.
Abb Rugg, of the firm of Rug
Brothers, sheepmen, came home fror
Portland last evening. He had bee
down with a shipment Of mutton.
Lee Teutsch, the real estate mar
: and Perry Gould, representative G
the Portland stockyards, went to tn
Teutsch- Milne ranch this morning.
Henry Collins, manager of tn
, Balfour- Guthrie grain company /
this county. made a business trip
, Echo this morning.
, ]. Roy Raley, city attorney an
president of the Roundup associa
ton and the Pendleton baseball clul
r made a business trip to Echo thi
morning.
/ ]. $. Gurdane and ]. L. Carroll wer
] among the Civil war veterans VIII
= went to Pilot Rock this morning
= attend the funeral of their forme
e comrade John \. Owings.
Lawrence Teutsch. the young so
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Teutsch, left o
l the local this morning for Portland
where he will visit for awhile wit
relatives.
Mrs. ]. f. Cox and Miss Louis
Root came over this morning frol
4, Walla Walla to be the guests for ii
. day of Mrs. Roy Alexander. They wi
!, return to their home on the evenir
;, train.
: w. II. Scott of Walla Walla can
e in this morning to visit with h
daughter, Mrs. E. A. Mann, who hi
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It nwo mrpiomfwy cmfwy cmfwypett
d now improving.
n w. w. Chessman, state agent f
It the Beaver State Merchants Mutu
IS Fire Insurance company, will arri'
/ in the city this evening to spend
few days with his sons, Merle al
y Dale Chessman, while on a tour
q eastern oregon.
- William J. Dedman, formerly tran
continental freight inspector for Il
Oregon company in til
10 city, arrived yesterday from Weist
where he has been visiting for t
-, past two weeks and is spending
short time in Pendleton before goil
to Portland, where he will live in t
future.