East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-09
PERSONAL
MENTION

G. a. Schroeder Of Pilot Rock has
fbeen here today.
Mrs q. r. Sinclair of La Grande
is a visitor in the city.
d. Wright Of Walla Walla was
Pendleton visitor last evening,
Robert jenkins of Pilot Rock has
been visitor in the city today.
Floyd Walker has been here today
from his home at Pilot Rock.
Asa 3. Thomson of Echo. was
guest at the Pendleton last night.
William Mills of Juniper spent yes
terday and asst night in the city
Ira NJ. Kept of Weston, was here
today enroute home from Portland.
/ JrH Morrow was among the Walla
Walla residents in the city yesterday.
James Switzler of Walla Walla was
registered at the st. George last night.
Charles r. Campbell of Walla Wal
la was a visitor in Pendleton asst eve
ming.
Henry Arbogast of Alba was among
the out Of town visitors in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Art Grover came in from He
lix on the Northern Pacific this
| morning.
| Carl Engdahl came in this morn
| ing from Helix on a Northern Pacific
freight train.
z. r. Harbour and little son of
Weston were visitors in the city dur
ing the day.
George Watson of Pilot Rock came
in from his home yesterday and spent
the night here.
Frank A. Moore, well known Wal
la Wallan, came in from the Garden
City last evening.
Manager Clarke Nelson of the
Buckarooes returned this morning
from a short visit to Portland.
T. P. Codd of Walla Walla, was in
the city yesterday from the south
eastern Washington metropolis.
S. L. Carson and daughter of Her
miston, were among the west end
people in the city last evening.
,
Stanfield. is visitor in the city. He
is a guest at the Imperial.-Portland
Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Coney returned
this morning from Portland where
they had been to attend the Rose
Festival.
, Charles Campbell came in from
| Vansycle this morning and is visit
/ ing at the home of his brother,
, Thomas Campbell.
H. L. Craig, grain buyer for E. w.
McComas, left on No. 5 this morning
for Portland, where he will take in
the Rose Festival.
Ira Kemp, baseball enthusiast and
banker of Weston, returned this
, morning from Portland where he had
been to attend the Rose Festival.
Rev. Callison and wife of Helix
came in from that town this morning
on their way to the Willamette valley
. where they will make their future
home.
Mrs. Mary Johnson left this after
noon for Portland to visit with hel
= daughter Mrs. Harry Thompson and
to attend the grand lodge of the East
ern star.
Joe Snooks, receiving end of the
famous Joe-Joe battery of the Buck
arooes, returned this morning from
Portland, where he had been to take
in the Rose Festival
: James Hartwell, leader of the p.
II. $. debating team, has returned
: from his trip to Eugene. He stopped
in Portland several days on his re-
turn to witness the Rose Show.
Jack E. Peter, travelling salesman
for the Murphy Grant dry goods
e wholesalers of San Francisco, with
day from a nine weeks trip into the
t interior of the state and will leave
= tomorrow for the Bay City.
L. b. Aldrich, editor of the East
: Oregonian, left this afternoon for
Portland to attend the rose show to-
morrow. From Portland he will go
to Corvallis Monday to attend the
Alumni Day exercises at o. a. c., he
being president of the state alumni
association.
. E. w. McComas, a grainbuyer; E,
J. Sommerville, a retired farmer; A.
. c. Funk, deputy sheriff, and Charles
Marsh, an abstractor, all Of Pendleton
are in the city attending the Festival.
: They are guests at the Imperial
, Portland Journal.
e b. L. Kennedy, formerly publisher
- Of a newspaper at Baker, Or, who
4 has been visiting in southern Califor-
= mia for the past six months for the
t benefit of his health, accompanied
g by his family, is in the city. Mr.
= Kennedy has been confined to his bee
n for nearly six months, but is now
d able to get about on crutches. Lately
r they have been touring the southern
= California country in an automobile
d Portland Journal
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