Local visits and greetings dot Adams and Umatilla scene
Albert Quinney of Andiconda Mont visits with parents during a shutdown break. Spokesman-Review correspondent M.8. Davis tours. Mayor T. A. Lieuallen of Adams conducts business. Burke from Hermiston attends university glee club event. Col J. F. McNaught returns to Hermiston. Adams visitors include Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Richardson and J.T. Lieunllen and son Lawrence. Dr. E. B. Waffle returns for Christmas with family. Hazel Hamblen from Whitworth College comes home for holidays. Representative C. A. Barrett from Athena meets railroad officials. Judge Ayers and son George Ayers return home. John M. Springer of Great Northern in city on rail business. W. H. Switzler visits from Umatilla. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Johnson from Condon stay at St. George. Frank K. Welles returns from Columbus Wash. George Newberry returns from Portland. Alma and Florence Harris depart Hawthorne School for La Grande for holidays. T. W. Tandy, ex Ukiah teacher, in city from Portland. Hazel Weller heads to Brownsville for holidays. Mrs. W. R. Taylor and daughter of Athena visit. Nora Todhunter Wilson of this city visits. E. B. Trumble inspects Echo mills and factories. William Switzler of Umatilla guests at St. George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry KH. Burke
Hermiston
University Glee Club
M. BE
Col
J. F. McNaught
H. A. Richardson
Adams
J.T. Lieunllen
Lawrence
C. A. Barrett
Athena
Railroad Commission
T. W. Ayers
Morrow County
George W. Ayers
John M. Springer
Great Northern
Portland
R. B. Johnson
Condon
St. George
Frank K. Welles
Columbus
Wash
George Newberry
Federal Stock Inspection Office
Alma
Florence Harris
Hawthorne
la Grande
T. W. Tandy
Ukiah
New Town Booming At North Bank Road Town
Inbound workers for the train service and other North Bank road departments fill Cliffs lodging houses. Hotels struggle to house all arrivals as proprietors add beds and double up rooms. The townsite company pledges donation of lots for a quality hotel in Cliffs.
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North Bank Road
Cliffs
North Bank
Pendleton Creamery Introduces Pasteurized Bottled Milk
Pendleton creamery began delivering pasteurized bottled milk yesterday and reports good reception. Moving forward the product will be carried on wagons alongside fresh and raw milk, with demand rising as customers recognize its value.
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Pendleton Creamery
Pendleton
Attachment suit filed by Schwabacher Co against Rice
Today an attachment suit was filed by Schwabacher Company of Walla Walla against Mrs N E B Rice to collect 761.93 and interest. The suit was filed by Carter and Raley for John L Sharpstein of Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwabacher Company
Walla Walla
N. E B. Rice
Carter & Raley
John L. Sharpstein
Prisoners Shipped to Salem Penitentiary
Sheriff Taylor departed for Salem today with two prisoners committed to the penitentiary. The inmates are Kasper Clinton and Bozzo Dopovitch.
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Salem
Taylor
Kasper Clinton
Bozzo Dopovitch
Amas Gifts at Theater Matinee in Oregon Theater
The Streeter Bryan company will give away a handsome Amas tree and two other presents to holders of lucky lumber stubs during the Saturday matinee at the Oregon Theater.
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Oregon Theater
Streeter-Bryan Company
Dressed poultry and Reese at Demott's for Sunday dinners
Read the East Oregonian for details on dressed chickens and turkeys, with Reese featured at Demott's grocery for Christmas dinners this Sunday. Call main 37 for answers and availability.
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Demott's Grocery
Cupid Shackled: New York Ends Free Marriage in Gretna Green
New York will require marriage licenses starting after January. Licenses will be issued by city and town clerks on state health blanks. Applicants must prove legal age and parental consent for minors. clergymen who marry without proper documents face fines or imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ocupid
Cupid
New York State
State Board of Health
Demott's and Lyman's Christmas offerings and more
Dressed fowls at Demott's window and Minnis dry wood. Lyman's Market promotes fresh meats crabs and oysters with Christmas supplies and dress poultry. Forshaw florist accepts orders for Christmas trees. Perry Houser opens a new meat market at 124 W Court. Rentals and rooms offered. various ads for goods, services, and a land investment pitch.
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Demott
Minnis
Lyman's
Forshaw
Eilectric Bakery
Demott's
Lyman
Lyman's Market
Houser's Market
W. Court Street
Thompson Street
Johnson's Restaurant
Main
Mill Street
Campbell's
East Oregonian
South Man
Webb and
Willow Streets
W. Webb Street
Hamley
Peoples Warehouse
Demott & Co
Schonny
Perry Houser
Pendleton
W. Court
Greeks in School at Pendleton Public Schools Open Four Greeks Joined Washington Grade
Three Greek youths aged 16 to 19 named Dellgeang Kordofoontas and Strabis have joined Pendleton Washington public school in the primary grade. They cannot yet speak English but attend diligently and are considered Kent scholars. Other adult Greeks also seek admission though none have formally requested.
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King George
Pendleton
Washington School
San Francisco
Gust Dellgeang
Tom Kordofoontas
John Strabis
Washington Public School
John Strabls
Kent
Subcommittee Disagrees Over Interstate Convention Basis
Indianapolis December 20 at noon the miners and operators sub committee reported a disagreement to the general committee. They could not agree on a basis for a call for the interstate convention. Both sides remain pessimistic about the final outcome.
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Indianapolis
Bond Issue Invalidated In Portland Court Ruling
Judge Cleland of the circuit court announced that the suit by F I Kenna challenging the June election bond issue and charter amendments was decided in favor of the plaintiff. The decision invalidates the $4 bond issue.
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Portland
Cleland
Circuit Court
F. I. Kenna
Court set to rule on water bonds and charter changes
The court will issue a decision on an issue totaling 5,225,000 tied to water bonds and charter amendments. The ruling, due January 7, will be formally handed down and is expected to be appealed to the supreme court.
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Supreme Court
Two Party Lines Echo in Washington Star Quote
The Washington Star quotes Miss Cayenne contrasting two party lines. She observes a simplified political divide between those advocating prosperity and those foretelling perdition, noting limited public debate between two classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Saved Ten Men's Lives Jokes From Whisky Quips
A humorous exchange cited by the Chicago News features a Kentuckian boast that he has saved ten lives, then explains he did so by drinking enough whisky. An Ohio man quips about the method, turning the remark into a light liquor joke.
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Ohio
Chicago News
Tom Johnson Becomes Grandfather in Cleveland
Tom Johnson of Cleveland is now a grandfather after his daughter Bessie, who is Mrs. Fred O. Marian of Italy, welcomed a baby girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Bessie
Fred O. Marian
Airy
Italy
Hinrichson Former Illinois Treasurer Dies at Alexandria
W. H. Buck Hinrichson, longtime Illinois politician and former state treasurer, died at his home in Alexandria after two years of failing health. He was a prominent public figure and remembered for his service and leadership.
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W. H
Buck) Hinrichson
Illinois
Alexandria
Ills
Gray Bros Grocery Promotes Dressed Chickens for Sunday Festivities
The notice urges customers to phone in orders for neatly dressed chickens intended for Sunday or Christmas dinners. Gray Bros Grocery advertises ready to cook poultry for holiday meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Bros.” Grocery
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Eutsch’s
Dinier
Haviland
China
Anteed
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Albert Quinney
Andiconda
Mont
Fev
Charles Quinney
Anaconda
M. 8. Davis
Walla Walla- Umatilla Road
Spokesman-Review
T. A. Lieuallen
E. B. Waffie
Oregon Medical College
B.S. Waffle
Hazel Hamblen
Whitworth College
Tacoma
Northern Pacific
George Hamblen
W. H. Switzler
Umatilla
Hazel Weller
Brownsville
Oregon
W. KR. Taylor
Fred Wilson
Wilson
Nora Todhunter
E. BR. Trumble
William Switzler
The
Gretna Green
Demott'’s
Houw
College Street
Stansbery & Milne
Crawford & Power
Mein
Webb and Garden
W. Webb
Bowman Hotel
Studebaker
Heppner High School
Pendleton Business College
Commercial Association Gymnasium
Admiraion
Hiawatha
Tallman & Co
Care East Oregonian
G. St. Cdantel's
Sale
G. R. O’daniel
East Court St
City of Portland
Louis Hunziker
the Alexander Department Store
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