Local items from city gossip and business travelers
Cochran the Union attorney is in town on legal business. Baldwin of Elgin spent Sunday here. Prendergast of Athena is in the city on business. F D and Roy McCully of Joseph were in town over Sunday en route to Portland. Miss Gertrude Pike returns to Pendleton to resume school. Mr and Mrs A T Harris Miss Marie Ohm and Mrs Al Geiser of Baker City visited the Hotel Foley. J L Corbett returned to Aurelia Mining property with three men to continue the tunnel at the 180 foot level, planning 24 feet of progress daily. development earnings expected to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GE. Cochran
JE. Baldwin
Elgin
D. Prendergast
Athena
Gertrude Pike
Pendleton
A T. Harris
Marie Ohm
al Geiser
Baker City
Foley
Harris
Geiser Grand
J. L. Corbett
Aurelia Mining Company
Police search for clues in murder of Mrs. Gentry
New Haven January 6 police probe the murder of Mrs. A. W. Gentry. Cabman James Goodalman was arrested after claiming he drove a man to the depot then to a spawn shop where the man was left. The events are dated shortly after the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps News Associations
New Haven
Gen
A. W. Gentry
James Goodalman
Goodelman
Fred Taylor Injured In Gas Engine Accident
Word reached this city that Fred Taylor was seriously hurt while working with a gasoline engine near Echo. He was taken to Portland for treatment and may require the amputation of his arm. Mrs. Taylor rushed to join him there as officials investigate how his coat became caught in a wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Taylor
Echo
Mr. Taylor
Portland
Hansen Couple Welcome First Child Saturday Jan 6 1905
In the city on Saturday January 6, 1905, Mr. and Mrs. George Hansen Jr. welcomed a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen
George Hansen Jr
Parson Asked to Return Sled Taken From Bartlett Residence
A parson who took a sled from the residence of E. W. Bartlett in Old Town is urged to return it promptly to avoid trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Bartlett
Old Town
Elks Social Enjoys First Dance of New Year
The Elks social in their hall last Saturday night drew a splendid crowd for dancing and supper received much approval. Hendricks' orchestra provided a lively program of new dance music. The G A M unit, with about 80 members, hosted the event in Armory hall. The Neighborhood Club meets tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. N Molitor entertained for Mrs. Thompson of Pendleton at dinner yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Theg A.M
Armory Hall
Hendricks’ Orchestra
N. Molitor
Thompson
Pendleton
Notice to Fruitgrowers Join Northwestern Fruit Growers Association
Fruitgrowers urged to send name and one dollar to C D Huffman secretary to become members. Mailing a dollar brings prompt response and full printed proceedings of the meeting plus access to Prof Ball’s acclaimed article on fruit tree spraying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Fruitgrowers Association
C.D. Huffman
C. D. Huffman
Northwest Fruit Gowers Association
Prof. Ball
Miss Julia Frazer Addresses Mission Audiences in California
Miss Julia Frazer of California field secretary of the board of home missions spoke to large audiences at the Presbyterian church yesterday. In the morning she discussed Home Mission work among the Mexicans in the United States and in the evening she spoke on work among the mountaineers of the South. Those who did not attend missed a rare treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Frazer
California
Board of Home Missions
Presbyterian Church
United States
Frazer
South
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Golden Rule Company
Empire Coats
Ues
China
Adams Avenue
F. D
Roy McCully
Joseph
City
Steel Ranges
Mrs. TN. Murphy
Elks’ Social
THE
the Model Restaurant
J A. Arbuckle
Tickeus Tr
Milatia
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