Notable Visitors and Residents Stop in Pendleton
Cloyd Oliver of Echo and H R Riggs of Hot Lake were in Pendleton yesterday and today guests at the Hotel St George. Mrs C W Kellogg of Hermiston and H R Stevens of Echo also called on business and hospitality. Attorney C P Morgan from Echo and engineer John T Whistler of the Umatilla irrigation project visited. L Morgan hosted at Hotel Hermiston. George Cusick visiting Pendleton from Union. George and Mrs B F Rodes of Nolen returned from a wedding journey. Jesse Martin of Milton toured the area exploring investment prospects in Hermiston.
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Cloyd Oliver
Echo
H. RE. Riggs
Hot Lake
St. George
H. RE. Stevens
Attoreney C. P. Morgan
F. P. Gowan
Hermiston
C. T. Godwin
Freewater
L. Morgan
H. A. Vincent
Donaldson
John T. Whistler
Umatilla
George
B. F. Rodes
Nolen
Walla Walla
George Cusick
Union
Pendletons Academy
NO TELEPHONE MERGER. Independent Association Will Not Join Bell
Chicago, Dec. 16. There will be no coalition between the Independent and Bell Telephone companies. The Independent association's leaders say the olive branch is rejected and the fight will continue. The January convention in Chicago will oppose any unification moves.
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Chicago
Independent
Yell Telephone
The
Independent Association
Gary
Fad Spencer Returns to Prison After Pardon Revoked
Edward Spencer, whose conditional pardon was voided by Governor Mead for attempting to support himself after release, surrendered at the courthouse to Warden Reid at 10 this morning and was sent to the penitentiary. Good time may release him in 1911. Spencer had run a restaurant in The Dalles and rushed to Walla Walla after learning the Supreme Court remittitur had been received.
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Spencer
Edward Spencer
Mead
Court House
Reid
Walla Walla
Dalles
J. H. Pedigo
Supreme Court
Eastern Star Installation Plans In Bushee Chapter O6
Tomorrow evening the Bushee chapter O6 of the Eastern Star will conduct an installation session to inaugurate the newly chosen officers. The meeting starts at seven o'clock.
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Bushee
Methodist church sale of fancy articles planned
The ladies of the Methodist church will hold a sale of fancy articles in the basement of the church on December 19 and 20.
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the Methodist Church
K of P Damon Lodge Meeting Tonight
Damon lodge No. 4 K of P holds meeting with second rank work planned tonight. After the initiatory ceremony a lunch will be served. Der Moederiet runs a Dutch market in a church basement on December 19 and 20.
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K. of P
Damon Lodge No. 4
der Moederiet
Fine Scarf Pins for Every Fancy and Budget
A local shop highlights tie pins from $4.00 to $15.00 as ideal gifts. They offer dozens of styles to suit most tastes, emphasizing jewelry that complements a handsome tie pin worn with pride.
City Brevities Dry wood meats markets and ads
Local notices promote Perry Houser new meat market at 124 W Court St and fresh meats at Houser’s market. Listings include lodging rooms for rent, transfer services by Stansbery Milne, furniture from Johnson’s Restaurant, and a treasure hunt for a pear sketched umbrella at the Oregon theater. A land investment pitch seeks $3,000 or $1,000 per person. Coast defense encampment plans face opposition from adjutant generals and guardsmen.
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Houser‘s Market
W. Court Street
Johnson's
Campbell's Millinery
East Oregonian
South Main
Stansbery & Milne
Webb and
Willow Streets
W. Webb Street
Main
West Webb
Peoples Warehouse
Perry Houser
Pendleton Drug Store
W. Court
U N G Officers Call Adjutant General Meeting in Portland
All Oregon national guard officers are directed to report to the adjutant general in Portland on December 27 at 10 am in the Armory. Three officers from company L prepare to attend though the order gives no disclosed purpose. War Department advices to Governor Chamberlain indicate plans are underway.
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Ning
Oregon
Washington
California
American Lake
War Department
Oregon National Guard
Portland
Company L
Pendleton Academy draws dormitory rooms in Brown Hall
Trustees will draw room numbers for Brown Hall boys dormitory. About 20 seniors and juniors are ready to enter, with oldest students given first choice. Room numbers will be placed in a box and drawn by entering students to assign the dormitory spaces.
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Pendleton Academy
Brown Hall
Secretary Strang Warns on Yellow Peril Doses
Secretary Strang suggests the yellow peril is not dangerous when taken in broken doses, reflecting a controversial stance on a global threat and public health risk.
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Strang
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Pendleton
Teutsch’s
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Pilot Rock
Jesse Martin
Milton
Bell People
Eastern Star
Hawkes
Pickard
Rockford
Oregon Theater
Webb and Garden
W. Webb
D. C. Durham
Guernsey
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Hal] Tonic Co
Tallman & Co
Oregonian
Ladies’ Rings
Louis Hunziker
Winslow Bros
Jewelers
Chamberlain
Morris B. Streeter
Lesse
Morrie Treeter
Bayan Stock Co
Pendleton Drug Company
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