Pendleton Social Scene Quiet During Lent Season
Pendleton society slows for Lent with clubs tabling formal events. Highlights include Mrs John Halley on Ruskin and Ruskin Land, a Women in England program, bridge parties at Eleanor Vincent and W L Thompson homes, a Girls Glee Club concert night, Epworth League Carnival of the Nations rehearsal, Round-up band concert and ball, and many social teas and musicales across town. Local students perform a high school comedy A College Town on Feb 14.
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Pendleton
John Halley
Ruskin Land
Ruskin
Brittania
Vert. Ruskin
Brantwood
Stureis
Brooke Dick
Fee
Brooke Dickson
Thomas ‘Thompson
Thomas Henderson
Thompson
England
James Fea
Young Ladies' Bridge Club
Eleanor Vincent
Water Street
Miss Vincent
Westbrooke Dickson
Pauline la Fontaine
Edna Thompson
Irene Shea
Bertha Anger
Herbert Thompson
Linden Vincent
J. R. Dickson
Mary Shea
Laura McKee
Edith Johnson
Ben L. Burroughs
Jack Urquhart
George Benton
Fred Lampkin
Joseph Skrable
Harold Smith
John Dickson
Nat Kimball
Mr. Cloupek
J. O. Wilson
Clarence Bishop
George Strand
Gale Sturtivant
George la Fontaine
Adultorium
Eagle- Woodman Hall
Carl Power
Eugene Molitor
Epworth League
Methodist Church
N. Evans
France
Scotland
Germany
Ireland
Sweden
Italy
Russia
China
Japan
George
Martha Washington
Walter Ben Hare
Dixie
Boy Hockey Player Saves 300 From Fire At School
Willie Benson, a pupil from a Batavia school, sounded the alarm when flames broke out beneath the roof where classes should have been in session. The students, about 300 in number, evacuated safely as the blaze was spotted by the skater who ran to warn authorities.
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Chicago
Fel
Willie Benson
Batavia
Willie
Helen Keller to Speak in Public in Montclair Meeting
Helen Keller born deaf dumb and blind is set to make her first public appearance at a socialistic meeting in Montclair New Jersey. Despite partial speech in the past year her voice now reaches an auditorium and her teacher explains the method of practicing sounds through repetition and memory to form speech.
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New York
Feb
Helen Keller
Montclair
N. J
Miss Keller
Cham berlain's Ointment Endorsed For Sprains
A local note praises Cham berlain's ointment for sprains saying it relieves pain, eases soreness, and hastens recovery. Sold in 25 and 59 cent bottles by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Mother and Son Pals at University Train Together
S M Collins, a University of Illinois freshman, died at home after living with his mother who was also enrolled in the School of Agriculture. The pair attended classes together, shared a house in Champaign, sat side by side, and attended university functions as the “pals.” The mother plans not to return to studies.
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Amd Woman
College
Chicago
S. M. Collins
University of Illinois
School of Agriculture
Collins
Champaign
Delicate washable silks offered in neat shirt styles
A catalog note describes garments in neat shirts of pongee and silks. colors include white and striped patterns in Japanese and brocaded charmeuse. They are described as dainty, pretty, and serviceable for dressy use with modest prices from $2.95 to $5.95.
Crepe Plisse for Kimonos and Dress Goods
Crepe plisse praised as a desirable cloth for kimonos and house dresses. It is soft, light, durable, and colorfast. Available in figured and plain colors. samples shown without trouble.
Night chief vows crackdown on prize cards in Eugene
Night chief Mike Thompson warns society women at Eugene card parties prizes may constitute gambling under the law. He vows to enforce the oath to uphold the law, a move that shocks society circles where such card parties are common. It is unclear if matrons will test the legality or stop giving prizes.
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Eugene
Mike Thompson
Thompson
Row of Bend Frames Cleared by Fire
A Feb fire on Bend Street wiped out a row of frame buildings, estimated loss about 10000 dollars. Origin unknown. Two saloons a barber shop a restaurant a pool hall and a bowling alley were extinguished.
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Bend Street
Eugene society women plan ballot push against police regime
A hundred Eugene society women gathered at Hotel Ostern to denounce Night Chief Thompson and the police. They resolved to use their municipal ballot to overthrow what they called a puritanical and tyrannical police force. The meeting centered on gifts and trophies at parties as merited awards rather than wrongdoing.
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Eugene
Ore
Osturn
Thompson
Cascarets Promise Quick Cleanse for Healthful Morning
An old style ad urges Cascarets as a gentle laxative to cleanse stomach liver and bowels by morning. It targets headaches coated tongue biliousness nervousness and fatigue. Claims immediate stomach relief and removal of undigested food and toxins with an 11 cent box sold by druggists.
Fire Cleared Site In November 1910
The article notes that the same site was cleared by fire in November 1910, leaving the location vacant and prompting subsequent activities.
Wanted at Once Buy Old Rage for East Oregonian
The East Oregonian seeks old rage items in large, clean condition. Bring or mail them to the office at your earliest convenience. No other details provided.
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East Oregonian
Cure a Cold in One Day Claim on Laxative Tablets
An advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming to cure a cold in one day with a refund if unsuccessful. The box features BH. W. Grovh’s signature and the price is 26 cents.
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BH. W. Grovh
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