Oldfather to Teach in Iowa City Schools Next Winter
E Oldfather brother of Thomas Oldfather of this city leaves for Portland San Francisco and the East. He has been a day clerk for George Darvean and will return home at Edink Mo for a visit with parents before going to Iowa City to teach in the public schools this winter. Mr Oldfather is accompanied by M Gardner of Iowa City returning to take a position in the schools there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Oldfather
Iowa City
Thomas Oldfather
Portland
San Francisco
George Darvean
Edink
Bie Parente
Griffith and Get the Rachel Visit Cringie Creek Tour
Mise Notia Griffith and Mise Get the Rachel of Cringie Creek left this morning for Portland after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs C B E Troutman. The ladies, touring the coast, stopped to see neighbors and friends in this city and will travel on to Seattle and California before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Notia Griffith
Mise
Rachel
Cringie Creek
Cai
Portland
Second Strawberry Crop In Freewater Fruit Load
J. B. Walden of Freewater visits the city with a wagonload of fruit and tomatoes. He reports an excellent local crop this year with peaches melons and grapes abundant. His bed of strawberries is ripening a second crop now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Walden
Freewater
Mr. Walden
Two Burned Warehouses At Thorn Hollow Destroy Thousands Of Sacks
Two warehouses owned by Kerr Gifford Company and Interior Warehouse Company were destroyed by fire at Thorn Hollow. The larger Kerr Gifford building valued around 20 thousand dollars housed about 18 thousand sacks. the Interior warehouse valued about 1 thousand dollars contained about 1 thousand sacks. Insurance is suspected to cover both losses. Rebuilding is planned with a 120 by 40 foot new structure to be ready by late next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr-Gifford Company
The
Interior Company
Thorn Hollow
Interior Warehouse Company
Portland
Kerr Gifford Company
Frank Curl
Kere Gifford Company
Shoulder Injury At Wharf Loading Platform
John Kutcherthal of the O. Ro& N. supply department dislocated his shoulder after losing balance yesterday afternoon around 4 o clock. He fell between the tar and the warehouse while on a gang plank from the warehouse platform to a loading car. Dr. Cole reset the injured shoulder at his home. aside from soreness, he is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kutcherthal
O. Ro& N
Dr. Cole
Asif
Petition in Probate Guardianship Asked to Dispose Property
John E. Russell filed a morning petition in the probate court seeking letters of guardianship for the estate of Charles J. Rummel and Fred C. Hassel aged 6. The estate consists of a ninth interest in a property valued at $357, with the mother deceased. Other owners want to sell and the guardian would represent the minors. The court set a bond of $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Russell
Chas. J. Rummel
Fred C. Hassel
Fannie Huewell Dearaserd
Burglary charge tied to Rigby home east of town
Yesterday J A Binkeley arrested Grover and Derk Haskins for entering William Rigby’s isolated east of town residence. Items stolen include a whale, a ring, and motley worth about 61.60. They had been camped near the city and Grover had worked at the Rigby place previously before quitting on the Sth of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rigby
J. A. Binkeley
Grover
Derk Haskins
Geove Eget
Rigby Place
Died in the Field Brother of Mrs Hughes Killed
Mr Callwedl of Alba ny was killed while threshing in the harvest field. Mrs Hughes and her family learned of the death at night and are traveling to be with relatives. The cause of death is unclear whether an accident or illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isd Hughes
Callwedl
Albany
Personal mentions fill city with visitors from many towns
A long list of residents and friends as well as visiting relatives traveled to the city yesterday. Names include Mire of Helix Jinnecte of Adame and Mr and Mrs Anderson of Misa, among others visiting for short stays or peaceful trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Mire
Helix
Yeaterday
Adame
W Ot Anderson
Misa, Wael
J Murphy
North Yakta
Pendleton Frien
Fred Nol
Newport
J.C Brown
Huntington
KR. W. Hotchkiss
Oklah
Alurt Viet
Metriam
Real Estate Transfers and Local notices from Kamala area
Real estate transfers show David M N Prince and Rebecca Prince selling 40 acres near Barnhart to Thomas Hicks for 1500. J Thomas Hicks and Kathleen Hicks sell same property to Hel er Rath for 1400 after. A marriage at Uw Church of the Redeemer between Mise Dorn Hall and Charien L Payne. Kamala groom works on the O N railroad. Active Pike construction by St Louis World Fair. Irish Village at Galveston flood tale referenced. Population in New Boyt Wateren, Australia noted as growing slower than Frayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. N. Prince
Rebucca Prince
Yeaterday
Thomas Hicks
Barnhart
J. Thomas Hicks
Kathleen Hicks
Heler Rath
St Louise World
Remarkable Flat The Undoing of the Cartilaginous Gancid
A Hartman returns from Newport with family summer plans and ill tidings. The judge notes a tan from sea air and a claimed medicine bottle, while attention shifts to fish sightings and a doctor’s lawn and pond. The tale describes a cider craving episode, a river chase, and a sturgeon prowling an orchard amid a village visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Hartman
Newport
Cally
Huey
Hartman
Homt River
Earnest
Jorge
Keretford Wareloise Company
Norine
West Jackson Street Residents Share Light-Effort News
Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Walter M Cambie of West Jackson Street were seen at their home by the light of a tow and kerosene lamp. Mr Campo, a lively clerk, travels from this area to Porcytelio, maintaining a routine amid local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M Cambie
Ware
West Jackson Street
Campo
Porcytelio
Visit to Long Beach by Perry and Daughter
Mere J. B. Perry and daughter Mic Jennie travel from home to Long Beach by morning train. They will enjoy the company of friends for a couple of weeks and then visit Portland before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Mere J. B. Perry
Mic Jennie
Lone Beach
Portland
Stanford Football Hero Fisher Returns Home From Census Service
F. B. Fisher of The Dalles, a noted Stanford football star from the old days, arrived in the city today en route home from Washington DC. He has served three years in the census department and recently completed a government service assignment. Fisher is a Stanford law graduate who has led a census division during his tenure away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford University
F. 8. Fisher
Dalles
Washington, D. C
Census Department
Government Service
Fisher
Stanford
Law Department
Reed visits Portland Seed Company figure from Willamette valley
George B. Reed of the Portland Seed Company was in Portland yesterday and today visiting friends. He comes from the Willamette valley and, away from home, feels homesick and seeks familiar people from the valley to ease his longing for something green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette
George B. Reed
Portland Seed Company
Mr. Reed
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dindinger, Wilson & Company
Margret
Oregon
Tallwan & CO
THORN
Hollow
John Kutchenthal
Swift
CS Guernment
Wality Eragibe
Bihar Bhey Mill
Alee Plegama
F. S. Younger & Son
Mra
Ed Hughes
Hall Payne
New Boyt Waten
Australia
le Lesa
Snake River
Vance
St. Lowis
OWL
ST. Joe Store
Big Bostot Store
Price + K
Uced
Chase Oil
W. J. Clarke & Co
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