Foreclosure Suit Filed Over 425 Dollar Mortgage
Tum-a- Lum Lumber Co sues A G Nelson and wife to foreclose a 425 dollar mortgage. J P Neal represents the plaintiff in this action filed Saturday. The Newport Land & Construction Co also files suit at Weld to recover 114.50 for hay delivered. J B Perry represents the plaintiff. In a separate divorce filing by Charles Schwald of Freewiter against Maggie Schwald, alleged abuse is described with weapons cited. they have six children, oldest 22, youngest 8. J P Neal also serves as attorney in that case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tum-a- Lum Lumber Co
A. G. Nelson
J. P. Neal
Newport Land & Construction Co
F. Fb, Weld
J. B. Perry
Charles Schwald
Freewiter
Maggie Schwald
Newsy Notes of Pendleton News: Birth and Deaths
A nine pound daughter blessed Mr and Mrs R J Brush of Pendleton yesterday. Brush, a transcontinental freight inspector, is connected to the local scene. Mrs Mary A Churchill of Fossil died Saturday night at Eastern Oregon State Hospital at age 66. body to Fossil for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Brush
Mr. Brush
State Hospital
Mary A. Churchill
T. F. Churchill
Fossil
Eastern
Oregon State Hospital
Marriage Licenses and Round-Up Seating Notices
Marriage licenses issued to Paul V. DeFord and Ruby Siebert, William Harvey Shephard and Owell May Shelton, Laurence Lynn Boyton and Marie Ethel Dove. Aberdeen residents urged to reserve 200 seats for the Pendleton Round-Up. A poem titled The Buckaroo by Richard Carter Warriner dedicated to J. F. Robinson, ex-president of the Pendleton Commercial Association, notes Warriner’s Portland ties and Cayuse origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul V. DeFord
la Grande
Ruby Siebert
Wiliam Harvey Shephard
Owell May Shelton
Laurence Lynn Boyton
Marie Ethel Dove
Robinson
Pendleton
Portland Journey
Richard Carter Warriner
J. F. Robinson
Pendleton Commercial Association
Will Enter Relay String James Blakely In Roundup
James Blakely of Wallowa county notified the Roundup association he will enter a relay string in the championship next month and barn space has been reserved. The association plans about twenty new stalls due to high demand. An extra crew of 25 is laying tracks in the O W R N yards to park the special trains, with capacity for 204 cars. Bucking horses will be brought in from Manning ranch for the contests and trials for mounts begin after the baseball season ends next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Blakely
Wallowa County
Roundup Association
Blakely
Fred Spain
O'Brien
Manning Ranch
McKay Creek
Proves Auto's Efficiency for Farm Equipment
The Wyrick brothers combine at Cayuse broke a ditch side by side and a broken harvester halted work. Will Wysrick rushed by auto to Pendleton for parts, then to Walla Walla for supplies, returning to fix the machine and have it running again by morning. The incident shows the auto's value to farming by preventing idle work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyrick Brothers
Cayuse
Wiii Wysrick
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Charter Committee to Meet at City Hall
A charter committee meeting is called for 7 o'clock Thursday evening in the city hall council chamber by Judge A. Lowell, chairman. Vacations have delayed work, sub committees must be ready with reports, lawyers will draft. The general committee will determine the matter before a main meeting of the people. This charter is to reflect the views of the people, not a few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Council
A. Lowell
Portland Auto Club plans longest Oregon excursion to Pendleton
The Portland Automobile Club announces a record long trip from Portland to Shaniko then Pendleton in mid September with aim to open Mount Hood road to the Dakes and Eastern Oregon. About 200 cars are expected to join from Portland and nearby towns in a scenic route covering Gresham Sandy Government Camp and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Portland
Pendleton
Portland Automobile Club
Portland Oregonian
Mount Hood
Dakes
Automobile Club
Frank Robertson
Mount Hood Road
Harlow Toll Gate
Gresham
Sandy
Government Camp
Clear Creek
Wapinitia
Deschutes River
Hunt's Ferry
New Steel Bridge
Shaniko
Antelope
Fossil
Condon
Olex
Echo
Plans To Entertain Secretary Lane Tuesday
Ritner and J N Burgess on autos, WIM Peterson, Tom Thompson and FE Judd on reception of ladies, Mayor W F Matlock, W L Thompson and E J Murphy to choose another committee of ladies, G M Rice and others from Wenaha club, E J Murdy and W J Clarke involved in welcoming efforts.
Secretary Lane Visits Deschutes Valley and Pioneer Projects
Major E L Swartzlander and party travel to Portland and return to Hermiston and Pendleton. Secretary Lane toured the Deschutes valley, inspected survey work by John T Whistler, urged settlers at Redmond and Madras, praised rural credit, and denounced land speculators. He planned to reach Irri g on Tuesday to review the project and hear settlers' complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Swartzlander
Charles H. Carter
E. B. Aldrich
Portland
Will
Hermiston
Pendleton
Lane
Deschutes Valley
John T. Whistler
Redmond
Madras
Irrig
Powell Dies From Wound In Cartwright Case
Baker Oregon August 18 The second victim of murderer Lawrence Cartwright William Powell aged 18 died after being shot at Tye Valley Thursday Powell was in Huntington hospital and listed as rapidly sinking The case follows Cartwright killing Mrs George Cartwright and himself earlier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartwright
Baker
Ore
William Powell
Tye Valley
Lawrence Cartwright
George Cartwright
Huntington Hospital
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Sues
Standard Grogery CO
Phonte
Taylor Hardware
G. Pendleton
Helen Gardner
All-Star Dramatic Company
Coupon Book Service
Main Street
Newsy
Aberdeen
Walter Adams
N. P
Washington City
Mountanna
West Court Street
Wm. Milne
Dale Rothwell Optician
Wm. Hanscom the Jeweler
Golden Rule
Wotaingmen
Western Tri-State League
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