Open Houses for New Year Night Transport Bid Raises Debate
Society leaders plan open houses for New Year Eve with transport for all Indies debated due to cold weather. Four carriages and hotel carriages to serve 18 ladies are arranged. FBB Clapton, E. B. Marshall, Roosevelt and others host at multiple homes. Sturgis, Moorhouse, Vincent, and Smith households also host. Reception hours set from 8 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBB
Clapton
E. BP
Marahal
C. E. Roosevelt
W. E. Brock
FE. Judd
Leon Cohen
T. G. Hailey
W. Ayers
G. A. Hartman
F W. Vincent
FP. Frasier
Winn Stewart
F. W. Lampkin
Vaughn
J. Waliman
T. C. Warner
C. J. Ferguson
William Sturgis
Lina B. Sturgis
CB. Sampson
Ernest Younger
al Slusher
Ben Davis
Charles Marsh
Mark Moorhouse
Fred Vincent
Rey Burroughs
Linden Vincent
Charlee Cameron
William M. Keller
W. W. Rinehart
Lachlean Macleay
Ralph Wade
Earl Borie
Oliver Kelsey
F. W. Vincent
C. J. Smith
Fragmented OCR: Schilling’s Best misread as legal notice
Readable fragments suggest a damaged OCR item mentioning Schilling’s Best six items and a soda ad phrase. The text lacks coherent names, dates, places, or a clear event to summarize with certainty. The fragmentary wording prevents a definitive headline or event detail.
La Grande Laundries Arrive to Assist Local Plant
La Grande Laundymen C L Dunn and C Dutin, proprietors of the A B C laundry, destroyed by a fire Monday night, will meet J F Robinson of the Domestic laundry tonight to arrange doing their work in the city until their plant is rebuilt. Robinson offered assistance and the plan is to operate within the local capacity, daylight work first and night shifts if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Dunn
Dutin
la Grande
J. F Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Cettlemen
Mrs. French Returns Home From Weston Visit
Mrs RC French, who had been visiting at the home of F B Younger for several days, returned to her Weston home last evening. Professor French is at home and improved though not fully recovered from his recent appendicitis attack.
Pendleton charge ME church quarterly meeting at Thompson Schoolhouses
The second quarterly meeting of the Pendleton charge Maine Church South will convene at Thompson Schoolhouses on Buttercreak Saturday and Sunday. Rev H B Shangle EL will preside. Visitors include Mr and Mrs T G Halley M M Beach of Ackley Town and Ha Beach of Leuiston Idaho, father and brother of Mrs T G Halley, who arrived last evening for a brief stay at the Halley home.
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Pendleton Charge
Church
South
Thompson
Buttercreak
Shangle EL
T. G. Halley
M. M. Beach
Ackley
Town
WamaLey Resigns as O R & N Agent After Four Years
Frank F Wamsley longtime agent for the O R & N in Pendleton resigns to join the general freight offices in Portland. EC Smith is named to replace him, with Smith previously serving as cashier and acting agent during Wamsley vacations.
Portland buyer says cattle and hogs in demand
Prominent Portland buyer E. B. Willard, a veteran stockman from Eastern Oregon, reports strong demand in the Portland market for cattle and hogs. He notes depleted early supplies, continued winter feeding, and expected active market ahead of spring as growers in Eastern Oregon sold heavily and left few marketable cattle. Weather has favored feeding across the Inland Empire from The Dalles to Pomeroy.
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Portland
E. BE. Willard
Roardant
la Grande
Oregon
Pomeroy
Waah
Willard
Saya
Inland Empire
Mr. Willard
Gregon
Daller
Farther Wallowa County Buyer Outreaches Eastern Oregon
A fragment notes a buyer active in Eastern Oregon, remarking that this furthest part of Wallowa County will likely fare better with various state sects than other buyers operating in the region.
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Wallowa County
Oregon
Revival Meetings Begin January at M E South Church
Special revival meetings start January 3 at the M E South church with few 2 WW. Compan of Lin Cente will assist in the meetings. Christians and sinners are invited to attend. He who is a friend of sinners will be present to receive and save all penitent souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin Cente
Go es 10 Honolulu Leader to Resign from Hawaiian Episcopal Church
GOES 10 HONOLULU will Take Charge of One of the Lead ing Episcopal Churches in the Ha waiian islands-Will Tender His Resignation at Next Business Meet ing of the Church, Inc. WEB. Potwine, who for many years has been the nectar of the Chore at the Redeemer in this ely, has decided to leave. The matner has been kept quiet for soupy The rumor leaked out this afternoon verified by Mr Potwine, he stated that he would resign at the annual shooting of the parish one week from tonight. The church on the island has 400 members. Potwine will depart with regret from the city.
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Frank F. Waveley
R. B. Miller
Portland
EC. Smith
Wameley
Agen
OKR
Frank Wameley Hte
Fevish
Ile
Walla Walla
Wodé C. R
Menmern
Walla Wath
Ulis City
Veeder & Etrong
Wamsley
Capwrley
ORR
Warnesey
Pendleton
ORK & N
Wambley
Plen
O. RK. & Nomeces
Hawaiian Islands
Potwine
Mt. Potwine
Baptist Minister Selected by Pendleton Congregation
The Pendleton Baptist church accepted Rev G L Hall of Clyde N D as pastor after telegraphic confirmation. Rev Jordan of Denver declined the offer. Hall’s arrival and timing are to be clarified by a forthcoming letter. The article notes champagne imports to the United States in the period, totaling 77442 cases, up from 1201 the prior year.
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L. E. Pentland
G. L. Hall
Clyde
Baptist Church
Hall
Jordan
Denver
Hal Soon
United States
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