Personal notices from Pendleton area locals
A series of brief society mentions notes Joe Lewis from Helix and Bert Warren of Helix visiting Pendleton yesterday. Several residents including Jack Dunlap from Umatilla and D. Bullfinch from Weston called on Pendleton. households in Stanfield Athena and Pilot Rock were seen socializing or shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dunlap
Umatilla
BE. A. Schiffler
Pasco
Orion
al Acton
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
Louisa Bruce
Athena
the Bowman
Bert Warren
Helix
D. Bullfinch
M. Bullfinch
Weston
RK. R. Lewis
Echo
City
Charles Hazen
Stanfield
Wisp
John Reuher, Jr
W. ©. Reed
Attorney & F. Wilson
Portland
Walter Wegner
Ruth Neal
James P. Neal
Freewater
Herman Scheuning
Walter Pierce
Hot Lake
St. George
I. C. Snyder
St. George Grill
Pendleton Iron Works
John Gagen
Jane St
Rock Spring
Main
Crwan
East Oregonian
Mra
Cornwell
Cosble
Young Hack to Enter Vaudeville at Grand Theater
Young Hack a well known midget athletic instructor will headline the Grand Theater for three days. He and pupil Kid Casey will perform parallel bar routines with notable proficiency. Hack earned a medal at the 1908 Olympic Games for excellence in that event and plans to leave the local athletic club for a similar post in La Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Hack
Grand Theater
Kid Casey
Hack
la Grande
Pythians Leave for Milton Tomorrow
Pendleton Knights of Pythias travel by special car to Milton for the county Pythian lodge convention. About 60 members, arranged by J. H. Gwinn J. G. Finney and J. W. Maloney, with a $1.50 round trip rate. Returning early Saturday morning, Milton hosts the event with Hercules lodge Milton arranging suitable entertainment for the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Pendleton Knights of Pythias
Milton
Pythian Lodge
J. H. Gwinn
J. G. Finney
J. W. Maloney
Pendleton
Hercules Lodge
Umatilla Boosters Map Big Road Plan
Umatilla boosters outline a bold road development agenda during a January 6 commercial clubs gathering in Umatilla County. The meeting reviewed proposed improvements and funding strategies for key routes benefiting local commerce and mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Five delegates sought for Umatilla hard roads convention
In Umatilla Oregon on December 17 1912 the Pendleton Commercial Association asks the Pendleton Commercial Club to appoint five representatives to a January 6 1913 meeting in Umatilla to discuss securing a macadam road from Portland to the state line via Hermiston Stanfield Echo Pendleton Adams Athena Weston Milton and to boost better roads for Umatilla county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Pendleton Commercial Association
Ore
Pendleton Com. Club
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Dressmaking services and poultry association notice
Dressmaking offered for all kinds including evening gowns. Call at 6502 Water Street or phone Red 2052. Notice to chicken men: the Poultry Association will meet at Haker's Furniture Store this evening at 7:30 sharp. Important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Weldert
Pendleton
Ore
Main Street
Water Street
Hohbach
Poultry Association
Haker'’s
Address notice for J. KB Arbuckle
Wanted at this office. Notify about buying phonographs and records. Buy the best Edison photographs and blue amber records. Call on H. Harp. 730 Cottonwood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. KB. Arbuckle
Edison
Harp
Cottonwood Street
Misquoted Wisdom on Marriage and Time
A witty remark argues that most men waste time explaining incidents to their wives and suggests a wife is the best capital a man can have in life. The quip frames marriage as a practical asset and reflects gendered humor of its era.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Lewis
J.T Hinkle
Walter Wrinkle
Kehoe
H. H. McReynolds
Edgar F. Averill
Hudson Bay Country
W. L. Thompson
Edward
Mrs. Thompson
W. &. Ball
Walla Walla
Blake-McFall
Myrtle Westente
Pendleton High School
J. Herbert Strohm
No. 17
Pythians
Coun
MR. Man
Mother
Daugh
Ter
Ladies and Childrens Store
White
F.E. Livengood & Company the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Oregon Motor Garage
F. J. Donaldson
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