Wedding Scene and Holiday News from Pendleton
The Week reports the Tuesday wedding of Miss Freda Roesch to Frederick Steiner at the Church of the Redeemer with Rev. Charles Quinney officiating. Attendees were the bride’s family, with the couple living on North Vincent Street. The ceremony is followed by notes on returning students, club events, and several townspeople traveling to visit colleges and abroad, including University of Oregon and University of Washington alumni. A grim note covers a fatal incident near Wilsonville involving Norris and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Roesch
Frederick Steiner
Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
Loen
Pendleton
Pendleton Academy
Steiner
G. W. Pheps
Sigma Nu
Northwest
James Johns, Jr
Lyman Rice
Nat Kimball
Lynnwood
St. Helen's Hall
Portland
Oregon Agricultural College
Halidaye
Kicked to Death by His Own Horse in Oregon City
In Oregon City Oregon Julius Norris a 70 year old recluse rancher was found dead in a barn stall with his skull crushed and the starving horse slain beside him. Coroner Wilson said Norris had likely been dead over a week and a show pine trip box of groceries suggested he returned home before the tragedy.
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Oregon City
Ore
Julius Norris
Maple Lane
Wilson
Norris
Frederick Colger
Faithful servant sent home for Christmas after 22 years
Spokane Washington Old Jimmy known as a trick walker between Umtanitin and Rota in the Yakima canyon will spend Christmas at his birth home in Ireland as a guest of the Northern Pacific Railway. Employed 22 years in central Washington with no vacations or layoff he has lived in a rude shack since 1857. He has friends among engine drivers and railroad workers and is beloved by many locals. Rowen 67 requested to return home. main office in St Paul approved transport and coworkers raised a fund to cover abroad travel expenses.
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Spokane
Wash
Jimmy” Nowan
Umtanitin
Rota
Yakima Canyon
Ireland
Northern Pacific Railway
Central Washington
Rowan
St. Paul
Maori Heads Arrive At University Museum In London Transfer
Professor George B Gordon of the University of Pennsylvania Museum has received three preserved Maori heads in London. Dating to about 109 years old, the tattoos cover the faces and bodies in symmetrical designs. The heads, preserved by smoking, echo the Maori practice among Polynesian peoples.
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Philadelphia
George B. Gordon
University of Pennylvania Museum
London
New Zealand
James Cook
Gordon
Borneo
Robley
Columbian
Cure Backache with Mother Gray Aromatic Lenf
Cure backache dizziness and languor with Mother Gray's Aromatic Lenf a root and herb remedy for kidney bladder and urinary troubles. Sold by druggists or mailed for 54 cents sample sent free Address The Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
N. Y
Fragmentary health note on vigor and remedies
Fragmented text discusses virility and tone as a forerunner of pinching tiss one. It mentions arrival and the need for people to keep up or fall behind. It refers to medicine as the great constituent remedy for health.
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Igor
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