AT THE SEASIDE Pendleton Outing at Breakers and Long Beach
Pendleton residents and families enjoy fresh ocean breezes at Breakers North Beach and Long Beach including Mrs T Taylor and daughter, FB Clapton party, Mrs Gus LaFonne, Mrs Charles Coles, Mrs Wm Bol Hins family, Mrs W H Fowler son, and many others such as Mrs Lydia D Smith Miss Mary Ritner Miss Sadie Baum and Miss Eva Froome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
North Beach
T . Taylor
Clapton
Sy ‘Ml
Mise Efe
Joan Fraxier
Newton
George Hartman Jr
Fred Lampkin
Long Beach
Gus la Fonne
Charles Coles
William Bol Hins
Fmily
W. H. Fowler
G. E. Perringer
Louis Hunziker
Lydia D. Smith
YP. Risner
Mary Ritner
Sadie Baum
Eva Froome
Ina McGee
Sophie Grats
Two New Building Excavating Underway for Purl Bowman Block
C E Troutman has let the foundation contract to H O Monssu Co. for the Purl Bowman building. Excavation began this morning and the project aims to rush the build to completion. Troutman is also planning a new bank building on Mainway, 26 by 60 feet, modern in design, with an estimated cost of $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purl Bowman
C. E. Troutman
H. O. Monssu & Co
Troutmany
Ainway
Reception of nine postulants at St Joseph's Academy Chapel
The solemn ceremony at St Joseph's Chapel marked the Western Novitiate reception of nine postulants of the Order of St Francis. Bishop J O'Reilly preached on religious life and charity, with candidates listed from Spokane Pendleton Wisconsin Rawlins Green River Ellensburg and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleazer
St. Joseph's Academy
Salem
J. O'Reilly
Elvet
Oregon
St Francis
Orier
St. Francis
Philaelphia
Glen Riddle
Peniceton
J.C. O'Reilly
CC. J. O'Reilly
Thomas Neate
A van der Velden
Joseph Chinall
S. J
J. Boschi
Florence Forde
Spokane
Mary Augusta
Veronica Hemmelgarn
Pendleton
Mary Clarita
Catherine Adame
Wisconsin
Mary Elwind
Mies
Agnes Balers
Rawlins
Mary Fellein
Misa Rose Redmit
Green River
Mary Elenorm
Anna Mueller
Ellensburg
Mary Coronata
Mies May Jordan
Howling
Mary Cornelia
Nellie Hardman
Mary Francis Jerome
Mise Margaret Walsh
Ireland
Mary Malachy
Shield's Park Drawing Draws Large Local Crowd
The Shield's Park prize drawing was held Saturday night before a full crowd. Mrs. B Lyman won an elegant French plate mirror ticket 2198, Miss Irene McCarty earned an oak rocker ticket 2647, and Thomas A Hodson took a Pharaoh's horses picture with ticket 2039. J H Reed and Miss V Wardwell drew the remaining prizes. Over 2,000 tickets were issued and five additional prizes will be awarded next Saturday. prizes are on display at Headers furniture store. The largest crowd of the season attended.
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Shieldy Park
B. Lyman
Irene McCarty
Thomas A. Hodson
Pharaoh
J. H. Reed
Mise V. Wardwell
Andi
Eac
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Personal notices from Pendleton region list visitors and trips
H Connel of Umatilla and James of Baker City were Pendleton visitors yesterday. El Marshal of Cove and C H Sherman of Athena were in the city briefly. W W Riley of Baker City spent Sunday with CHynids A Tennett of Stokes. Mrs H C Willis and kin of Echo are spending the month at Lehman Springs. William Sturgis leaves for Astoria regatta. Alexander store’s Charles Ropinger returns from vacation. A Cameron Jr spent Sunday in Baker City with relatives. J J Dalleray departs for Milton on regal business. T Taylor returned from a rest trip to Bingham. Stulp Howard of the pastorate leaves for Lehman Springs for two weeks vacation. Arnold Shearman returned from Portland and joins Pendleton scanning mille. R Alexander leaves for Yaquina Bay for two weeks with wife. H C Willis of Echo Cold Storage in Pendleton to arrange engine for American Hare Can nery. James and Mrs Crawford return from Long Head trip. Miss Crawford to visit friends in Washington rest of month.
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H. Connel
Umatilla
Pendleton
A. Tennet
Stokes
H.C. Willis
Sin
Echo
Lehman Springs
Wiliam Sturgis
Astoria
Charles Ropinger
Alexander Store
A. Cameron, Jr
Maker City
Mitchell
Strahan
J. J. Dalleray
Milton
Regal Business
Taylor
Bingham
Stulph Howard
pastoMen
Lehman Sprints
James Crawford
Long Head
Miss Crawford
Washington
Nine Carloads of Fat Cattle Gathered for Portland Firm
Stock buyer Benson spent days in the city seeking fat cattle for Union Meat Company of Portland. He secured nine cars from McKay Creek country and plans to ship them midweek. The deal highlights local cattle movement and regional sourcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Union Meat Company
Portland
McKay Creek
Traveling figures and local business notes form brief item
Thomas Vaughn departs for a Astoria visit then to San Francisco to enter dental school this coming winter. Charles Dutton, Lehman Springs proprietor, is in the city on business. Mr Putte reports his hotel full and pleased with income. Out for Grouse winners Joe Nolf Fat Turner George Leet and George O'Den point Sunday in the mountains Hingham ranking for groice, report your luck in spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Vaughn
Astoria
San Francisco
Em Dental School
Charles Dutton
Lehman Springs
Eyte
Mr. Putte
Grouse
Won Shull
Joe Nolf
Fat Turne
George Leet
George O'Denapont
Hingham
Groice
City Court Sees Fewer Cases as Drunks Crowd Jail
Police court opened to many cases but defendants were too intoxicated to plead. Krapp and Thomas Miller paid 10 dollars to quell city anger after a street card game quarrel. Four hoboes received three days meals in jail for drunkenness, one jailed for disorderly conduct. A man named Shoontey and an Indian called John Dow were drunk and forfeited five dollar bonds. Jail facilities strained as free meals remain a feature for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krapp
Thomas Miller
Shoontey
John Dow
Country girl seeks Saturday matinee at Shields Park
Manager Nelson of Shields Park has a letter from a country girl requesting a Saturday afternoon matinee for country people. He plans to reply that songs and movies require darkness and that an audience in the heat would be uncomfortable. A later decision on attractions is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Shields’ Park
Finely Equipped Barber Shop Move in City
William Kragsle and James Sharp relocate to 645 Malin atrest boasting the largest barber shop in the city. Five chairs, four tubs soon ready, with tubs in back room awaiting partitions. Furnishings to be arranged, promising a top appointed setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kragsle
James Sharp
Malin Atrest
Orso
Visiting the Swearingens in the City
Mr and Mrs T J Croger and their three children of Madison county Iowa are guests of Mrs Croger and the Swearingen brothers. The families have not met for 17 years and will spend a few weeks visiting here before continuing to What com and then to the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swearingens
Mra
T. J. Croger
Onrren
Madison County
Iowa
Wallowa Hotel Annex Burns in Joseph Fire
The annex of the Wallowa hotel in Joseph burned Saturday evening with about 40 guests losing all their belongings. Owner J. H. Mitchell was away at Granite when the blaze occurred. Loss estimated near $5,000.
Train Squeeze Injures Charles Lyman at Union
Charles Lyman was trapped between a car and a truck on the Union platform as a train pulled away. He was carried to a nearby home after the incident and treated for a shoulder injury though not in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lyman
Union
Lyman
Tiel
Scarlet Fever Strikes Tex Langiver Family
Two Langiver children at their home on the south end of Maly Street are diagnosed with mild scarlet fever. Local health officials report the illness is not severe and have ordered precautions to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Langiver
Maly Atreet
Hitler
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Dindinger, Wilson & Company
Tallman & CO
St. Joseph's Chapel
Co. J. O'Reilly
Tion
Baby Owens
Athon, Wilson and Clark
Zogarra
Polyscope
Hrook & McComas
Frazer's
Opera House
Nixon & Taylor
Fraser’ Opera House
Orlock
East Oregonian
Shield's Park
Swift
F. S. Younger & Son
Arnold Shearman
R. Alexander
Yaquina Bay
Mrs. Alexander
Echo Cold Storage Company
Edward J
John McMerney
Colle
Will
Hizzonner
BIG Business Today
Cote Hitecourt
Truitte
Lessea
St. Louis Works Fair
OWL
Boston
W. J. Clarke & Co
Court Street
John S, Kees, Agest
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