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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1901
Page
7
WW E Kennedy of the Tribunale In c A Despain staying at the Golden Rule hotel in Ukiah. Dr James Henaway of Eugene registered at Hotel Pendleton.
Names of residents and visitors appear with travel and homecomings. Athena and Meppner are noted as origins or destinations, with several figures like J. M. Bentley, Mrs J M Bentley, and W. C. Chamberlain mentioned. Several plans for holidays and visits are described along with a reported discount at Koeppen's drug store.
Pendleton Woodmen switch from court house to opera house for a day of free entertainment headlined by a stereophonic program on Woodcraft tales. Key figures include Head Consul Falkenburg and Daphne Circle organizing a reception at Odd Fellows hall with evergreen decor. The event aims to welcome guests and showcase discipline and reform efforts among local youths.
Hundreds of Woodmen of the World members gathered in Walla Walla for a welcome parade and public meeting honoring visitors from Dayton Prescott and Waltsburg. A banquet at Veteran Hall and a secret lodge session preceded the event with the head consul addressing the camp and exemplifying secret work. A special train will take the visitors home after the festivities.
Harry E. Bickers, superintendent of the state reform school at Salem, in town on personal business talks with the East Oregonian. He reports the attendance at the school now stands at 194, and all are boys, the largest in the institution’s history. He notes the state had hoped to accommodate both girls and boys and mentions legislative move to study state board takeover of the deaf mutes plant and a new building.
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