East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-20
People Here and There,

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I Pendleton is famous for the Round
: Up, its indian blankets and, would yo
i believe 1t, tombstones. #. A. Wyllt
Z owner OF the Pendleton Marble Work
Q sells Pendleton-made monument
: throughout eastern and central ore
y gon and southeastern Washington. III
left last night for Portland on busines
ard VIII return tomorrow morning.
: Newspaper publishers of the state
that is. the live ones like Clark Wood
n. j. Vanskike, George Huntington
Currey and George +. Cheney, ar,
: learning few new angles of the bus
mess today at Eugene. They are at.
tending the conference of the State
Editorial Association. Astoria wants
the next meeting OF the editors and f.
: b. Aldrich, president of the Astoria
Evening Budget, left last evening for
Eugene to present the invitation in be-
half of the lower Columbia metro
polls.
A free Ireland and more paved
roads. with emphasis on the latter, are
two of the chief interests OF Pat Lon
ergan, local manager of the Warren
lConstruction Co. Probably more to
make preparations for laying hot stuff
in Umatilla county this spring and
summer than to liberate the old sod,
Mr.. Lonergan Is in Portland today,
having managed to get berth in No.
2Ts sleeping coach last night.
Twenty years from now the tourist
travel to France and the Rhine will
be enormous, If veterans of the recent
war cherish memories as fondly as
does George A. Hartman. veteran of
the Spanish war. Mr. Hart
man left last night on his way to the
Philippines to stand once again on the
ago. He will be accompanied this time,
ago. He will he accompanied this time,
however, by Mrs. Hartman.
Twenty eight years ago Clark Wood
held the duel role of city editor of the
East Oregonian, and city treasurer fer
Pendleton. He Is now editor of the
Weston Leader and part owner of the
Athena Press. Mr. Wood was in Pen
dleton yesterday on his way to Eugene
where he will attend the second an ,
nual conference of newspapermen ana ,
publishers.
Will Wyrick, who every once I'm a I
while buys a little more wheat land
returned yesterday from Portland
where he has been on a short business /
trip.
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r. Il. Chloupek left yesterday for n |
business trip to The Dalies. He bought
4 ticket to Portland. however, and !
VIII visit the metropolis and maybe
attend a picture show.
Ung d. Goey, who is now among (
he punk sticks and lanterns of his
lative China. is expected by China
men in Pendleton to return here this
ummer. Goey, who was for years
proprietor of Goeys Noodle Parlors,
eft Pendleton 10 months ago for Chi
ia.
He's glad hand artist for Seattle's |
argest bank but on his card 1t is j.
T. Miner, manager of the department /
II public relations. Seattle National
Bank. Mr. Miner is in Pendleton to-
lay greeting local bankers ad estab-
Ishing connections for his institution.
Jesse w. Smith used to be political /:
oss of Athena. Now he is convert
lg the people of Helix to the demo-
ratio way of thinking. When he is I
ot swinging something politically f:
If. Smith is selling merchandise at :
fair profit. Mr. Smith is in the city
II T., ,,s, xxsh n n
is appetite for the latest in politics.
r. w. Ritner will leave tonight for .
ortland where he will attend the 7
edding of his brother, Harry Rit. u
n. and Miss Blanche Mickey, of Port :
nd. The wedding win be an event
Sunday. =.
r. NJ. Crommelin has a cough that
ould send him toward Arizona. but Ia
stead he is on his way to Spokane. w
, has a brother in the Inland En-
re metropolis and will visit him un-
Monday there. ed
l.. ]. Metz arrived this morning from
licago.- He is a brother of NJ. c. m
etz and a member of the firm of s. =
stZ ana sons. p
B. T. Manchester, of Colfax, Wash =
ston, for 10 years president of the =
/ State Terminal Company, is here -
;iting the local office. He was coun- -
commissioner of Whitman county =
six years. Mr.. Manchester is on =
way to Baker and will visit other r
ices of.the company.
Ralph Stanfield is absent from the =
shiers window of the bank of Echo, =
the prominent west-end citizen is
Pendleton business visitor today. =
th him is his son, Jack Stanfield. =
fte knows all about what's Gothic, =
ris or Ionic. does A. f. DOYLE, Port
ID architect who is in Pendleton to- =
y He is a member of the firm of
vie and Reese, which has an office =