Local Brevities in Monmouth and Nearby Visits
Pendleton superintendent A. C. Hampton stopped in Monmouth on the way to Eugene for summer school and potential La Grande post. Dozens of visitors from Portland to Yamhill and Harrisburg dropped by relatives and friends in Monmouth, with others touring Newport, Hood River, and Newberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hampton
Pendleton
Monmouth
D. M. Hampton
Eugene
Mr. Hampton
la Grande
Vernon Brown
Portland
G. D. Quisenberry
Harrisburg
Newport
Clyde Kiddle
Island City
Murdocks
Frank Murdock
Yamhill
Lee Griner
J. L. Murdock
Sumner Ostrom
E. R. Ostrom
Lowell Hewitt
Clayton
Mr. Hewitt
D. M. Hewitt
T. H. Halleck
A. N. Halleck
Halleck
Hood River County
Hood
E. F. Tobey
Stone
Studebaker
Metropolis
E. C. Hamilton
Dallas
E. RB. Hamilton
Lumber Co
R. H. Smith
Monmouth Laundry
Independence Fire Department
Noted Oregon minister elected Grand Chaplain for 40th year
Dependence Presbyterian Church of Corvallis honored as Dr. Bell, elected at Albany Grand Lodge as Grand Chaplain for the fortieth consecutive year. Since 1876 he has held Oregon Free Masons Grand Chaplain, maintains Oregon membership, attends yearly. He holds 1162 fraternal degrees and 147 Masonic degrees across multiple rites, plus ties to Elks Eagles Red Men Mystic Shrine and other orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dependence
Dr. Bell
West
Egypt
Pythias
the Elks, Eagles
Mystic Shrine
Order of United Work
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dake
Cam
Perkins
Phar
Macy
John Riddell
Fred Pyle
Hardman
Oregon
Mrs. Pyle
Montana
A. G. Heffley
Fred Smith
Gertrude
Josephine
Grace Garvin
Daniel
Miller Mercantile
Newberg
J. R. Bell
Walter G. Brown
Walker & Sons
Miller Mercantile Company
Clark’s Grocery
Gordan Bowman