Woman Lawyer Ada Edwards Heads to Pendleton Ambitious Jurist
A Washington D C dispatch reports Ada F Edwards sister of Major Orville C Edwards leaves for Pendleton to practice law. More than 85 friends bid farewell at Baltimore & Ohio station with mock sorrow and red handkerchiefs as she departs 2000 miles from home to begin her career in Oregon.
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Washington
D. C
East Oregonian
Civie
Ada F. Pidwards
Orville C. Edwards
Baltimore & Ohio
Ada F. Edwards
Washington iGolice of Law
Pendleton
Ore
Charles M. Saxton
Miss Edwards
Mie Binwarde
Edwards
Oregon
Orville C Edwardes
Centenarian P Blair to celebrate 100th birthday
On Friday December 29 P Blair of the city will celebrate his 100th birthday. He lives with his daughter Mrs M N Sawtell at 18 Corble street. He enjoys good health, moves about easily, and declined a public celebration of his longevity.
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P. Blair
Blair
Oregon
M. N. Sawtell
Whitman Glen Club Tour Stops Across Oregon
The Whitman Glen Club, billed to appear in Frazer City this Saturday, plans a multi city eastern Oregon tour starting from Walla Walla. They headline La Grande tonight, then Union tomorrow, Baker City Thursday, Welser Friday, and an event in another location Saturday. Local Whitman alumni greeted them at the depot.
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Whitman Glen Club
Frazer
Inet
Walla Walla
Oregon
la Grande
Union
Haker City
Welser
Whitman College
Depot
Whitman
Journal solicitor boosts La Grande subscription record
H W Brooks of the Or son Daily Journal arrived from Walla Walla and stayed several days. In La Grande he added 48 subscribers in three days, breaking the city record for new signups. The Journal now has a larger list in La Grande than any two other outside papers.
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Journal
H.W. Brooks
Son Daily Journal
Walla Walla
la Grande
Pendleton Defeats La Grande In New Year Rematch
Pendleton football team defeated La Grande on their home ground with a lone first half touchdown by Herbert Thompson and a second half run by Thompson. Stoke added a goal, and Pendleton dominated with stronger training and team play. A return game is set for New Year's Day at La Grande with high anticipation for revenge.
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Pendleton
la Grandee
Hilion
As “Hertgrowers
Herbert Thompson
la Grande
Tmaatel
Coon
Baker
Hopking
Lytle
Stott
Kelley
Strickfin
Strand
Herbert
James Thompson
Stoke
Coylur
D. Goodman
Gamme
Thompson
Etrand
Police Court Busy as Christmas Offenders Brought Before Judge
In a bustling morning session at the police court Judge FitzGerald handled a crowd of offenders. Indians Willie Strong and Charlie Bennett, drunken and fighting, were jailed two days earlier and given one day more. Gene Gault and Jim Hampton faced profanity charges after a disturbance heard a half block away. Douglas McDonald denied vagrancy. case continued. A woman forfeited $6 for drunkenness and Aug Alexander and Thu Stevens each forfeit $19 on related charges.
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FitzGerald
Marshal Coffman
Officer Meeker
Willie Strong
Charlier Bennett
Gene Gault
Jim Hampton
Miurahal Coffman
Sildhn
Aug Alexander
Thu Stevens
Hochius creditors meet in bankruptcy case filed
A morning meeting of the Hochis creditors chose Joseph Basler as trustee with a $2500 bond. The city recorder's office hosted the session where outside creditors attended. Hoch’s total claims reach $4167.01 led by Pendleton Savings Bank $3910.86 Rothachild Brow $1458 and TH. Martin $200 with the rest to local professionals and merchants. The pivot of Hoch is listed at £5000 but payment may not realize it.
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Joe Hoch
Joseph Basler
City Recorder
Varios
Fonitiet Hoch
Pendleton Savings Bank
Rothachild Brow
TH. Martin
Tocal
Hook
Patterson Allen Wedding Quiet Home Ceremony
On Sunday afternoon at 6 o clock Ora Allen and Miss Bertha Patterson were married at the home of Mr and Mrs Uriah Heeman in this city. A number of friends and relatives attended as the house was decorated. The service was performed by Rev. Robert Warner pastor of the Thompeont Street M E Church. The newly married couple will make their home in this city.
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Ora Allen
Bertha Patterson
Uriah Heeman
Hec
Robert Warner
Thompeont Street
M. FB
Thin City
Downey Wins Lehman Springs Mail and Passengers Route
Dan Downey has been awarded the Lehman Springs mail and passenger route for a tri weekly summer service. He has held the contract for four years with a monthly price set at £0. Downey will continue to operate, carrying mail and passengers to Lehman during the contract term.
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Dan Downey
Woffeot
Lehman Springs
Downey Hae
Reales
Downey
Ff Pieenger
Lehman
Abandoned farmer George W. In Now Thought to Have Left Country
Word reaches that farmer George W. has disappeared from Hear toestate line north of Freewater. Neighbors believe he left the country as searches fail to locate him. Rivers dragged and state-wide inquiries under way as friends await word of his whereabouts.
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George
George W. George
Freewater
Wednesday Meeting And Bible School Schedule
A local notice outlines a Wednesday 7 30 p m business session at the prayer meeting site, the quarterly business meeting, and invites all. Friday 7 p m Bible school teachers gathering, 8 p m youth Christian culture study the life of Christ, with all invited. Stores to resume 6 o'clock close as holiday business ends, citing overwork from late hours.
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Bible School
Whitman College Glee Club Travels by Spokane Train
The Whitman College Glee Club arrived by Spokane train and connected to the 6:30 eastbound passenger. They will fill engagements in Union and Baker counties before returning home at vacation’s end.
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Glee Club
Whitman College Giee Club
Spokane
Union
Baker Counties
Knights of Pythias Invites Members to Dance Night
Damon Lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias hosts tomorrow evening in the Eagles hall inviting all local and visiting members to attend. The program includes cards and dancing.
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Damon Lodge No. 4
Knights of Pythias
Eagles
Order
Jocal
Snowbound at Kamela and Blue Mountains Summit
Train crews arriving from the east report heavy snowfall at Kamela and Menech am last, with about three feet covering the summit of the Blue Mountains. Weather delays and stranded travelers expected as blizzard conditions persist.
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Kamela
Menecham
Blue Mountains
Baptic Ladies Aid to Elect Officers Next Thursday
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church will meet Thursday at 2:99 in the church parlor for officer elections. All members are urged to attend.
Supplies Received for Voter Enumeration Start
County Clerk Sailinghan received registration books and supplies needed for the voter enumeration process beginning January 2.
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Sailinghan
County builds storage shed for road roller near court grounds
Work begins on a small storage building to house the county road roller. The structure rises on the southeast side of the court grounds, adjacent to the woodshed near Jong.
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Wit
Rother
Jong
Indian School Vacation Observed This Week
The Umatilla Indian school joins public schools in observing a holiday vacation this week, with students enjoying a break from classes and campus activities paused for the period.
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Umatilla
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Chise & Sanborn
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Lipton
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