East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-10
PEOPLE Here and There

g been in the employ of Mr.. and Mrs
;. Dan p. Smythe.
Ten years ago E. e. Per Lee lived
+ in Pendleton. He still knows a lot of
$ people here and he was here today to
renew old acquaintance. He is now
with the r. NJ. Hollingshead Co. in
: Portland.
Carl Peringer, who Mas been in
Portland for short stay, is expected
to return here tonight. He was In
Portland for the annual club cham
pionship tournament of the Portland
Golf Club.
James Maloney, in the banking bus
mess at Pendleton, is here to attend
the knights of Pythias gathering. He
Is grandmaster of the exchecouer, a
position he has held down for about
10 years.-Morning Oregonian.
Delegates from the Presbytery of
| Pendleton, who left last night to at
tend the meeting of that body at Pend
! today and tomorrow included the Rev.
| u. l." Clark, the Rev. b. F.Harper of !,
Milton and August Alexander an elder !
OF the Tutulla church.
Albert Peterson and James T. Hus-
ton of Ckiah, arrived in Pendleton !
Monday evening. They transacted i
business here this morning and went .
to Pilot Rock for the big road meet
ing that is being held there this after
noon.
jim Kyle, prominent west end resi-
dent, is visitor here today from
Stanfield. Mr.. Kyle has for many
Years been prominent in irrigation
work and was recently elected presi-
dent of the Oregon Irrigation Con-
gress, at its meeting in Bend
Pendleton has one of the Oldest
knights of Pythias lodges in Oregon.
James Gwinn, who is a supreme rep
resentative to the grand lodge, is here
for the gathering. Mr. Gwinn was a
candidate in the republican primaries
for the nomination of representative
OF the second congressional district
against n. j. Sinnott, incumbent.-
Morning Oregonian.
J. W. Maloncy. president of the In
land Empire bank of Pendleton, could
not lay aside financial cares even
When he came to Portland as a dele
gate to the state convention of the
knights of Pythias, which convcncs
today. Judge Maloney, one of the
most prominent and popular of east
ern Oregon financiers, is also grand
treasurer of the Pythians for Oregon.
-Oregonian.
FRESH laurels for tire brow of pretty
Mabel Del Long Strickland were won at {
the recent Wild West show at Ritz-I
Viile. The clever fider who won the
Hotel McAlpin trophy for the best all
round cowgirl of 1922, won honors in
'he cali roping at the Washington
snow, incidentally her husband,
Hugo. one of the winners of the Po-
llNe Gazette Belt here this year, won
IN the steer roping and the bucking. ! g,
MI and Mrs. Strickland are en- route ,,
TO Idaho to visit relatives before GO :
ing to New York for the show there. :
Mabel will be extensively entertained
as a guest of the hotel,
DO we want a north and south >
highway from Pendleton connectingi
umatilla county and Grant county? :,
II say we do" That is the chorus in v
which residents of Grant county unite :,
n singing. A number of prominent :.
'eople from that section of the coun- =
y were here today. Later they went :,
o Pilot Rock to participate in the -
meeting there this afternoon for the
'urpose of organizing a road associa- !.
ion. Among those who were here p
we're J. T. johnson, Range; Theodor ~
liller Ritter; Mrs. Mary NJ. Davis. -