Pendleton Society Guests Reported in Town
A crowded Sunday scene in Pendleton features visitors and locals from Athena, Milton, Weston, and Spokane. Notables include Jinnett of Adams, Deering of Cold Springs, Rev Ghormley of Portland, and attorney Peterson of Athena, with travel to Los Angeles and Portland noted in a busy regional social roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Jinnett
Adams
Marion
L. Smith
Los Angeles
Dave Lavinder
Dan Bucking
Weston
J. H. Frederick
Biggs
G. H. Rummens
Pomeroy
Wash
Pendleton
J. F. Ghormley
First Christian Church of
Portland
George van Dron
Albany
Roy C. Brock
J. BE. Harris
SC. Harris
BE. Boyd
Mood River
Golden Rule Hotel
Forger Arraigned in Idaho Fraud Case
A Milton man charged with passing bogus checks was arraigned before Justice FitzGerald and held to the district court after being brought back from Idaho last week. McCabe, believed to be a crook, reportedly carries pension papers, a discharge from the Philippine service, and a $24 voucher, all thought stolen from the rightful owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Milton
FitzGerald
McCabe
Philippine Service
Pendleton men and visitors noted in Pilot Rock
Karl Greenawald of Pendleton passes through Pilot Rock en route to Harvey Horns on Upper Birch Creek for a week or 10 days of rusticating and hunting horses. J. H. Plankington, formerly of Pendleton, now resides here. Fern Smith of Pendleton visits grandmother Mrs. Lucian Smith in Pilot Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Rock
Karl Greenawald
Pendleton
Harvey Horn
Upper Birch Creek
J. H. Plankington
Fern Smith
Lucian Smith
Morrow County Delegates Prominent at Irrigation Association
Judge Bartholomew notes division on reserve issue as Morrow County delegates gain prominent roles at the Irrigation Association convention. Sheriff E M Shutt reports strong treatment of Morrow county at the gathering, three officers allotted to the county, and optimism over Willow Creek coal finds. Heppner excitement rises as coal output is anticipated with a railroad franchise likely to be granted to haul ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow County
Irrigation Association
E. M. Shutt
Heppner
Umatilla County
Sheriff Shutt
Roy
Shutt
Drunken Court Docket Counts Indians and a Negro
In Judge Fite Geralds court today three Indians and one Indian or related offenders were arraigned. Joseph received three days in the city jail for default of $5. Ike Carney got four days. Indian Charley three days. John Kaglan three days and Willie Murphy five days. Kaglan the negro was arrested on assault and drunken disorderly complaint. Willie Jones described as an ordinary vag likely about 15, a tramp. Flo, an apparently healthy boy, warned someone for money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scothlack
Fite Gerald
Joseph
Ike Carney
Charley
John Kaglan
Willie Murphy
Dave
Kaglan
Bhoothlack
Willie Jones
Willie
Flo
Two Pioneer Merchants Endure in Pilot Rock
Umatilla County merchants A J Sturtevant and John Sylvester remain active in business in Pilot Rock. Sylvester has 28 years in town, aged 68, while Sturtevant predates him by seven years and is 71. Longtime friends and rivals, they are noted for high character despite competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
A. J. Sturtevant
John Sylvester
Pilot Rock Record
German guest joins Pendleton family visit
Mrs Franzenbach from Cologne arrived in Pendleton to stay with her daughter Mrs R Martin and son William for several months. She may settle in America after reuniting with family. The day opened with the coldest Pendleton winter so far at 25 degrees above zero. the ground remained frozen and no thaw occurred as temperatures dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Franzenbach
R. Martin
William Franzenbach
Cologne
America
Medical Lake
Pendleton
Bryson
Moon
Peoples Warehouse Seeks to Help Christmas Shoppers
The Peoples Warehouse offers blank cards and envelopes for patrons to write names and compliments. They will store preselected goods for pickup by express or mall if out of town, and arrange delivery at the proper time and place if in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Warehouse
Denver
Knights of Pythias Meet Tonight and Office Move
Damon Lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias announces work in the third rank and requests all knights to attend. The Coe Commission Company moved to new quarters on the second floor of the Association building, promising a quieter, improved office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Lodge No. 4
Knights of Pythias
L. W. Held
RE. W. Fletcher
Coe Commission Co
Coe Commission Company
Association Building
Seattle Bid to Be Accepted Transport Bid
Seattle’s transport bid likely to be accepted according to a Washington letter cited by Secretary Moody. Quartermaster Ludington told the interview that Seattle’s bid stands a favorable chance, as reported to the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Portland, Or
Chamber of Commerce
Moody
Washington
Quartermaster Ludington
Judge Lowell's Lecture at Advanced School Inspires Pupils
Judge Lowell delivered a public school lecture on "The Story of a Knightly Life" to pupils of higher grades and invited guests. The talk praised Werriell Phillips and heroic striving, inspiring youths and touching elders as Canyon City residents praised the school event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Canyon City
Edgar Smith Wins 60 Prize for 75 Subscribers in Pendleton
Edgar Smith son of Mr and Mrs FE L Smith is praised as Pendleton’s happiest boy after earning 60 for securing 75 subscribers to Success Publishing Company during November. He previously won contests including a Declaration of Independence recitation and a 2 prize for best composition by a student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Smith
FE. L. Smith
Pendleton
Success Publishing Company
Oregon
Edgar
L. G. Frazier
Medal Shoot Results At Gun Club Hill
Clark won the gold medal with 24 of 26, while Stillman Spence and Thompson tied for second with 21 of 25. A. B. Stillman and Otto Boetcher each scored 21 of 26. The club plans a January shooting tournament with special features and prizes and hopes to invite several outside clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Stillman
Spence
Thompson
Stilllman
Thompseon Thed
A.B. Stillman
Otto Boetcher
John Cox Little Better After Injury
John Cox, last summer injured at his home south of here, shows slight improvement but remains paralyzed from the hips down. He is with his brother R. T. Cox in Portland and has limited feeling in his limbs yet cannot move them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cox
Here
Mr. Cox
R. T. Cox
Portland
Animals to be sold at Pendleton pound auction
Too Late to Classify describes a public sale by the Pendleton city marshal of unclaimed animals. A red steer with cropped right ear and split left ear is listed. The sale proceeds go to cover costs and expenses, with animals to be claimed within ten days or sold to the highest bidder at public auction on the specified date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
VMN
Prodleton
Marahal
Prices for Haviland China Sets and Cups
A vintage sale ad lists Haviland China cake plates from 1s to 2.50 dollars water sets from 0.65 to 3.85 cups and saucers priced from 0.16 to 81.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haviland
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Dindinger
Wilson & Co
Iask
Oregonnay
William Billinger
Lewiston
Hotel Pendleton
the Sound
L. E. Therkelaon
Therkelion
Piano House
E.G. Bramlet
W. H. Hooley
R. J. King
W. F. Courtney
E. C. Johnson
J. H. Miller
Rev. H .Ricke
Wallin Walla
M. H. Gillet Lleft
Moscow
Ernest Younger
Younger & Son
Spokane
Rom
Maude Jones
Weston Improvement Company
Chester Robbins
Bumpter
J. H. Robbins
W. D. Hansford
Tallman & Co
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West Alta Atreat
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West Webb St
Farnhart
Bartholomew
Judge Lowell
Loggins
On Earth
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Owl
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mergantile
Toselet
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Basler
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