Local notes reflect travel, visits and community events
Local items report W R Rivette returning from a business trip to Joseph and Elgin D C Brischoux back from Rondows Governor and Mrs Benson departing for Salem Mrs J W Earls returned from Joseph due to a sister's illness Mrs Wilmer McCully visiting her mother MON Cahoon noted as ill Andrew Lun returns to North Powder finishing harvest and cutting ice for 500 tons Numerous social visits and hospital stops recorded including Pauline Lederley and Laverne Wissler Miss Celile Lilly Mrs Fred Schilke teaching at the high school Mrs W D McCully visiting Joseph and improving her mother Dr M P Mendelssohn recovering Royal Arch Masons meeting with degree and banquet remarks Out of town guests at the Commercial Club banquet include Robert Withycombe L J Davis Mayor Wright Will Vogel and others Two painters Dell Clay and B P Armstrong fined in police court for fighting Bert W Carr of Spokane joins O R N Co at Us Grande Mrs Carr to join him soon George Bingham and Mrs Crowe with Miss Haney traveling to Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Salem
J. W. Earls
Joseph
Slater
Wilmer McCully
Mon. Cahoon
Andrew Lun
North Powder
William P. Ishan
Long Creek
Mra
Moliasa
de Pontston
Ladies of Relief Corps No. 317
Pauline Lederley
Pendleton
St. Anthony's Hospital
Laverne Wissler
Celile Lilly
Fred Schilke
Stella Ingle
W. D. McCully
M. N. Cahoon
M. P. Mendelssohn
Royal Arch Masons
Commercial Club
Robert Withycombe
L. J. Davis
Lusious Wright
Will Vogel
Cashier Castner
Union
Prof. Bailey
J. B. Thomson
Dan Sommers
Elgin
Dell Clay
B. P. Armstrong
Clay
Armstrong
Painter Hendricks
Bert W. Carr
Spokane
Us Grande
Noyes
Adams Ave
Greenwool St
Atorney
George G. Bingham
Deane Crowe
Zada Haney
Washington
Masked dancing party by Women of Woodcraft at Elks hall
Women of Woodcraft hosted a masked ball at the Elks hall with prizes for best Indian Maid and English dandy. Funds boosted the club, with fortune telling and Valentine booths. donations sent to Rev. McLeod. Also notes on a Maude Fritts Fines wedding and various social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Woodcraft
Elks Hall
Daughters of the Wood &T
M. E. Church
Rebekahs
Political Gossip and Product Lines In The News Briefs
No clear sign of a women boycott on millinery stores. A call to nominate Pinchot and Gravis for 1912 appears. Some congressmen face pressure as they balance Washington roles with home insurgency. Weston advances in the game, aiding his path. Heyburn’s rising prominence marks Idaho’s error in electing him. Peary ordered back to active naval service though unlikely to face severe toil. Public fuss over high prices persists while trusts raise costs. New hot water bottles offered by Newlin Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Senator Heyburn
Idaho
Peary
Also Mentioned on This Page
W._R. Rivette
Joseph and Elgin
Mrs
George ‘Sb Birnie and
Misa Addie Little
Maude Fritts Nebo
B. G. Fritts
Amzie Franklyn Fines
Shelton
Nebraska
Methodist
H. BE. McLeoid
Old Town
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Wm. Rameey
Fourth St
Society
Friends
Herbert Pattison
Penn, Ave
J. P. Halley
Grant Lincoln
B. W. Jackson
D. E. Cox
Eleanor Halley
Virginia Lincoln
Lyle Tuesday Musicale
Kingsley & Caget Shoes
Preston Atand
M. P
Dr. Mendelsohn
Deep Curve Leves
KRY
PTOK
Adams
P.O
Portland
Dr, M.,p.merndelsorn
Pinchot and
Gravis
Cort
Newlin Drug Company
Dittebrandt Auto
Summerville
Oregon
Mitchell
P. O
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