Declamatory Contest at Pendleton Academy May First
Preparatory department plans a declamation program at the Pendleton Academy on May 1 at the Presbyterian church with musical numbers. Students Lola Sturdivant Lottie McLeod Gale Studivant Jovy Matthews Hazel Hamblen Vera Marston Cresey Aurgis Lilian Peterson Alice Lang Ethel Temple Vesta Dennis. Also a classroom quip about furlough as mule meaning.
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Preparatory Department of
Pendleton Academy
Presbyterian Church
Lola Sturdivant
Lottie Mcleod
Gale Stuyrdivent
Angels of
Buena Vista
Jovy Matthews
Famine
Hiawatha
Hazel Hamblen
Jennie McNeal
Vera Marston
Kit Carson
Cresey Aiur
Lilian Peterson
Tommy
Alice Lang
Barbara Fritchie
Ethel Temple
Vesta Dennis
Local notes show townsfolk returning home and moving about
J D Toney returns from Walla Walla. Mrs Garretson sick at Cottage Street. G W Gurl recovering from grip. F G Mitchell visits Portland. Miss Adnah Raley improving. T Clifford, railroad carpenter, goes to Portland. Mrs F F Wamsley visiting in Walla Walla. Mr Greer, bridge carpenter, returns from Hot Springs AR. Mrs P H Fee ill at home in critical condition. W O Burroughs becomes new O R N night operator at Wallula. Henry Blackmay noted as a major sheepraiser in Morrow County. W H Babb and wife guests at Hotel St George. W C Minnis returns to Meacham on business. George Ferguson heads to Weston for Teutsch Mercantile. Peter Laughlin moves to The Dalles as day operator. James Cox returns from California trip. Jacob Lamb, ex Pendleton, now in Walla Walla saloon business. Far Landreth, Baker City painter, plans to settle here. Thomas Thompson returns from Hay station. Herbert Thompson, former Pendleton printer, now resident of Walla Walla. Charles Pragier recovering from fall at Barnhart warehouse. J B Blanchet back from Baker City about Catholic hospital site. C W Godfrey, ex O R N roundhouse worker, travels from Portland to Butter Creek then on to Harry Rogers ranch. R E Oldfather visiting. cousin of Thomas Oldfather, teacher, plans county teaching next year. Oldfather prospecting at Umatilla. George Berry formerly of Pendleton now in Walla Walla purchasing Alden Street lot with modern amenities. W B R Logus new Western Union manager here ill at home. Charles Humphrey from Portland to fill in during Logus' absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Toney
Walla Wallan
W. E. Garretson
Cottage Arrett
G. W. Gurl
F. G. Mitchell
Portland
Adnah Raley
T. Clifford
F. F. Wamsley
Walla Walla
Mr. Greer
Hot Springs
Arkansas
P. H. Fee
W. O. Burroughs
Wallula
Henry Blackmay
Morrow County
W. H. Babb
Boho
St. George
W. C. Minnis
Meacham
City
George Ferguson
Weston
Teutech Mercantile House
Peter Laughlin
Dalles
James Cox
California
Herbert Thompson
Washington Street
Charles Pragier
Barnhart
J. B. Blanchet
Baker City
C. W. Godfrey
O. R. & N. Roundhouse
Butter Creek
Harry Rogers
R. E. Oldfather
Thomas Oldfather
Oldfather
Umatilla
George Berry
Alden Street
Practice of Dr Behrendt and Wishart Moves to Pendleton
Have Located Here, Dr. R. P. Behrendt and J. R. Wishart have located in Pendleton. Behrendt, a Berlin Ophthalmic College graduate, formerly practiced in Baker City where health issues prompted a move. They will soon set up machinery for grinding and fitting lenses.
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R. P. Behrendt
J. R. Wishart
Pendleton
Behrendt
Berlin Opthalmis College
Baker City
George Marsh Dies at 58 in Weston Home
George Marsh 58 died this morning at 4 30 at his Weston home from Brights disease after a long illness. He leaves a wife and five children, including George Marsh Jr of this place. Funeral will be tomorrow at 2 pm in Weston with interment in Weston cemetery.
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George Marsh
Weston
Bright
George Marsh, Jr
Double Wedding at Church of the Redeemer
Two weddings were solemnized last evening at the Church of the Redeemer with Rev. W. E. Potwine officiating. Albert F. Warren of Union County wed Misa Jensier M. Bell of Athena, followed by James Bell wed Bessie Lockwood of Athena. The couples reside on the groom’s farm and a wheat ranch near Athena.
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Church of the Redeemer
W. E. Potwine
Albert F. Warren
Union County
Misa Jensier
M. Bell
Athena
James 8. Bell
Bessie Lockwood
Mr. Bell
Mrs. Warren
Warren
John Warren
Pendleton Parish
Preliminary hearings set in local court actions
George Dixon faced a preliminary hearing on a knife assault charge against Henry Shorter, was bound over for circuit court, and jailed without bail. John Brown’s preliminary hearing on larceny before Justice Fitz Gerall ended in discharge due to insufficient evidence.
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George Dixon
Henry Shorter
John Brown
FitzGerall
Pendleton Pointer Dog Wins Four Prizes in San Francisco
In San Francisco the Pendleton pointer dog named Jess, shown by FLFP Wameley, earned four first prizes across novice limit open and overall categories. The judges’ result signals Pendleton’s reputation for top farm and field dogs in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Flfp Wameley
San Francisco
Pendleton
West
Dime Social at Parish House Profits for Church Work
The dime social at the parish house last night was enjoyed by all in attendance. A large gathering contributed receipts of $20, to be used for church property improvements.
Woodmen Camp Urges Pendleton Members to Attend Saturday Session
Pendleton Camp No. 41 Woodmen of the World calls all members to assemble Saturday night for important business. Attendance is requested to discuss pending matters of significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Camp No. 41
Ladies of Maccabees Call for Full Attendance
A full attendance of the Ladies of Maccabees is requested for tomorrow evening to transact important business.
A Filipino Belle in Dress from Slippers to Diamonds
The piece details Filipino ballroom attire from embroidered slippers to the vestida gown, camisera shirt, and pincloth collar. It describes silk or velvet gowns, hand embroidery costing up to 1000, the transparent camisera of pineapple-fiber cloth, and the hair arranged in a Spanish style with diamonds as ornaments.
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Philippines
Broken Engine Nut Fells Into Cylinder Triggers Major Plant Shutdown
A large nut from a follower head dropped into a 200-horsepower engine cylinder causing a piston head hole and overall damage. Repairs, shipping, and reassembly are expected to cost between 2500 and 4000 dollars with downtime from two weeks to a month, halting electric plant operations. The night engineer acted quickly to stop the runaway machinery.
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Herman Kruger
Vincent
Portland
Impounded Horses Sold
Nine impounded horses in the city pound were sold yesterday to Walter Lindsey for 36 dollars. Some animals had spent considerable time in custody and the total care expense closely approached the sale total.
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Walter Lindsey
Suffered Eight Months I Recommend Acker's Tablets
A patient with eight months of stomach trouble reports relief after using Acker's Tablets. The letter from Francis I. Ganner of Vancouver Washington praises the remedy and invites others to request a free trial package from W. H. Hooker & Co. in Buffalo, New York. The note mentions F. W. Schmidt & Co. as druggists.
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Acker
Francia I. Ganner
Vancouver
Wash
W. H. Hooker & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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Saya
Philadelphia Ledger
W. Grove
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Tallman & Co
W. BR. Logus
Western Union
Charles Humphrey
The
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Mr. Logus
Thompson Streets
W. ©. McComas
Switsler
MeComas
Oregon
Ladies of Maccabees
ST. Joe
Alwa
Bambog
W.j.clarke
Court Streg
Big
Boston Ste
Beck
Owl Court Street
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