Pendleton Society News Highlights Throughout Week
Attorney Dan P Smythe traveled from Sunnyside to Arlington to oversee sheep interests. Mrs Augusta Satterberg of Chicago arrived in Pendleton after Portland millinery opening and now runs Vogue trim department. Mrs T M Starkweather visits Portland with Mr Furnish. Mrs J P Earl gravely ill at home in West Pendleton. Roy Alexander to move into new Madison Street home. Edgar W Smith of Helix spent week with Pendleton parents. Mrs Ernest Tatum returns to Portland with Mrs BE Vaughan. Mrs Hugh Stanfield of Echo visits Pendleton, returns home. Current Literature club annual meeting set at Mrs McAllister's Tuesday at 2. Mr and Mrs Frederic Judd and Master Henry Judd returned from six weeks in Portland. Attorney Harrison Allen returns to Portland. Mrs Anna Selkirk Norton visits Pendleton en route to Walla Walla from New York trip. Mrs H E Bickers of Salem returns home after visit with sister in Pendleton. Miss Lucile Dunnivant of Portland returns home after two weeks with Mrs W H Lytle. Mrs Mark Moorhouse hosted Friday bridge. prize to Mrs Richard Mayberry. Mrs Clara G E Stocker returns from Portland to Pendleton. Mr and Mrs Edwin J Burke arrive from Portland to stay through wool season. St Joseph academy students hosted a Washington's Birthday banquet by faculty. Mr and Mrs Lee D Drake return from Heppner visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest G. Fisher
Portland
George Gray
Walla Walla
D. Brusha
M. R. Yates
Hermiston
Robert Stanfield
Stanfield
Co. M. McAllister
Portland Union Stockyards
H. H. McReynolds
Pilot Rock
Pleasant Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Ad
Describes a refreshing and beneficial laxative blend made from Florida or California figs with senna. Emphasizes simplicity and wholesomeness, claiming no objectionable qualities, and urges purchases only from reputable druggists at fifty cents per bottle with the California Fig Syrup Co. name clearly printed on every package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Co
Local residents listed for short visits and new housing
Mrs Eleanor Redfield takes apartments on the association block and will reside there permanently. Mr Clarence Bishop has been absent for a week on a business trip to Portland and other coast towns. Mr and Mrs R H MacWhorter arrived from Pilot Rock on a short business trip Wednesday. Mrs John Nissen returned Tuesday from Portland visiting her now Mr Carl Nissen and wife. Miss Lillian Stanfield of Echo visits Miss Iva Hil and will stay until after Easter. Mr Edwards Taylor of Hermiston was a Pendleton visitor during the week. Miss Francis Hayes returns Wednesday from an extended visit in Portland. Miss Esther Sommerville visits friends in Portland this week. Mrs W C E Pruitt visits relatives in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Redfield
Association
Clarence Bishop
Portland
R. H. MacWhorter
Pilot Rock
John Nissen
Carl Nissen
Mr. Edwards, Taylor of
Hermiston
Pendleton
Deschutes Canyon Rail Construction At Celilo Scene
The narrative describes rail work along the Deschutes corridor with tunnel No 1 at Horseshoe Bend and fill operations near Celilo. Twohy Bros deploy three steam shovels for line change and double tracking, Summit hosts an 80 000 yard cut, and trains haul material to dumps. The Celilo labor hub draws a roaming hobo population moving to or from The Dalles and Portland, often earning six to nine dollars weekly before spending it all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deschutes River
Celilo
Twohy Bros
Summit
Dalles
Portland
Plans Discussed to Revive Eastern Oregon Normal School
The Weston based efforts to re establish the eastern Oregon state normal school proceed with a committee session at the court house. A bill draft group will present to voters under initiative. key points include teacher training only for future educators and a maintenance tax of about 1 25 mills to fund operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Oregon State Normal School
Weston
Court House
C. A. Barrett
Athena
C. C. Shumway
C. M. Richmond
Claude Steen
Wilton
Thomas Lieuallen
Adams
Frank Saling
Pendleton
C. J. Smith
James A. Fee
Col. J. H. Raley
Barrett
Raley
El May Be Restored by Women of Turkey
In Constantinople Turkish women with veils are said to look better veiled as painted eyes captivate onlookers. Without veils their pale skin and. wan appearance detract from charm, while figures are considered unflattering and a windy day reduces male pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Constantinople
Card of Thanks for Herman Suhl and neighbors’ help
The writer thanks neighbors and friends for support during the illness and death of Herman Suhl. Mrs. Rose Campbell and Mise Bes ele McMillen returned from the Eastern Spring opening. The latest cobra colors and millinery patterns at Campbell's are teased, with an opening announcement to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Suhl
Rose Campbell
Mise Besele McMillen
du Nord
Dainteer
Cerese
Meadson
Ocean
Naples
Campbell's
Discreet exchange hints at bravado and fear
A terse dialogue reveals inner conflict as a character questions discretion and bravado. The exchange ends with a reluctant admission that bravery might be avoided.
Local figures visit Pendleton for business and travel notes
A stream of visitors and locals make quick trips through Pendleton. W Peer arrives from Meacham and Dr D C McNabb returns from Echo while P O Martin of Holdman conducts Pendleton business. Others include Robert Morgan of North Yakima, BP B Melstrom from near Helix, and attorney Forrest G Fisher of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Morgan
North Yakima
American Duel Challenge Ends in Quick Victory
In Vienna at Princesse Croy's ball an American pianist Alfred Barry defended a Boston student Lydia Densmore by punching Count Hetericazy after an insult. Barry, with two friends, then drove away as the count lay unconscious with bleeding from the mouth and nose, provoking amusement among the American colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Princesse Croy
Alfred Barry
Brooklyn
Godowski
America
Barry
Plots Against Castro Spark Arrests in Caracas
Caracas reports a new plot against the government in favor of former President Castro. Many prominent figures have been arrested amid rumors about General Jose Manuel Hernandez, nationalist party leader and former Washington minister, now in Paris, worrying his followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Caracas
Ven
Jose Manuel Hernandes
Nationalist Party
Washington
Paris
Pendleton Pastor to Lead Services at First Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church president W H Bleakney of Pendleton Academy will conduct services at First Presbyterian tomorrow. Sunday school at 10 morning sermon at 11 Christian Endeavor at 6 30 and evening sermon at 7 80. L K Harlan publisher of the Condon Globe now in town on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
L. K. Harlan
The
Condon Globe
Condon, Ore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Grocery Co
East Court St
Dan P. Smythe
Sunnyside
Arlington
Augusta Satterberg
Chicago
Vogue Millinery
T. M. Starkweather
W. J. Furnish
Mr. Furnish
Metropolis
J. P. Earl
West Pendleton
Roy Alexander
Madison Street
Edgar W. Smith
Helix Country
E. L. Smith
Ernest Tatum
Frank Downes
BE. A. Vaughan
Hugh. Stanfield
Echo
Mra
A. W. Robinson
Current Literature Club
Frederic E. Judd
Henry Judd
Harrison Allen
Anna Selkirk Norton
Pendleton Friends
New York
H. E. Bickers
Salem
Lee Teutsch
Lucile Dunnivant
Mark Moorhouse
Richard Mayberry
Clara G. E. Stocker
Walter P. Fell
Edwin J. Burke
St. Joseph’s Academy
Lee D. Drake
Heppner
Sunshine
F. J. Donaldson
Lillian Stanfield
Iva Hil
Francis Hayes
Esther Sommerville
Mra W, C. E. Pruitt
Horseshoe Bend
N.S
W. Peer
Meacham
D. C. McNabb
P. O. Martin of
Holdman
Dr. J. Smith
Umatilla
B. Melstrom
Helix
Bessie McMillan
Co. B. Hough
Kiona
Bowman
D. O. Lively
Portland Union Stockyards Company
J. BE. Keefe, Jr
Bagbee
L. B. Brown
Spokane
J. M. Hayes
Oregon Fire Relief Association of
McMinnville
Win Stewart
Woodard Clark Drug Company
J. C. Burke
P. Croarkin
Swift Packing Company of
Pendiston
Express
Boston
Bradfield CO
Atlanta
CO. M. Heacock
Wm. E. Hanscom
Esight
Spocialist Jeweler
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta St
Maine
Mnaka
Nelson's
Main
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