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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1903
Page
8
Personal mentions from the Athena lumber town today
A string of travelers and locals visit or pass through the city. Notables include A M Gillit the Athena lumberman and A A Richardson the Adan merchant at Hotel St George. M A H Mosgrove and E Farneworth askew rain and stock raker respectively. J D Atkinson and wife Maggie arriving from Oakesdale. L C Beedrock back from Salem. Sophie Gratz ill with pneumonia. Robert Jones returning from Toronto and planning to buy land in Umatilla county. Roy Thorpe set for Wisconsin trip next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Gillit
Athena
Heppner
Morrow County
J. D. Atkinson
Maggie
Oakesdale
Washington
David Cargill
Roy Thorpe
Wisconsin
G. W. Vaughan
L. C. Beedrock
Salem
Willamette Valley
Mies Sophie Gratz
L. M. Redman
H. J. Kent
Monroe City
Missouri
Pullman
Wash
Mowleton
Umatila County
Robert Jones
Toronto
Canada
Walla Walls
Umatilla
Complete line of toilet requisites with Howard Hair Brushes
A local shop invites customers to browse a full range of toilet requisites including the noted Howard Hair Brushes, promising complete stock for immediate purchase.
Real Estate Prospects and Social News From Pendleton
Spokane real estate man C Yancey visits Pendleton while buyers from nearby towns scout land. several residents report grip illnesses. others announce land prospects, farming ventures, and a nine pound boy born to Dr A J Beattle and wife in Oregon City. Local cattle and wool interests note good wintering. marriage unites LaHue Bissinger, Minnie Bissinger at South Cold Springs with groom La Hue Bissinger Earnhart’s ranch to be home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Bingham
Pueblo
Colorado
Nellie Burnett
Starkey Prairie
J. Southwell
Birch Creek
Rev. Forbes
A. m. Charlee Tal
la Grande
Pendleton
Tal
Umatilla
Edward F. Mantle
Kalispell
Mont
LaHue Bissinger
Marcus
LaHue
Minnie Bissinger
Ness
South Cold Springs
Robert Warner
la Hue & Earnhart
Miss Celia Pennington Dies in Albany of Consumption
Miss Celia Pennington died last Monday night at her parents home in Albany. Consumption caused her death. She was well known in Pendleton, where her parents have lived for years. A young woman of splendid character and attainments, she was esteemed by a large circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Pennington
Albany
Miss Pennington
Pendleton
Died at County Farm Moses Tompkins Passes Away
Moses Tompkins about 60 died at the county farm early this morning from fistula and other disorders. Funeral set for 4 PM at Baker Folsom’s undertaking parlors with burial in the potter’s field. He came to the farm from Athena about a year and a half ago. The passage also notes admi ssions from Mexico in 1902 of 66,213 cattle 2,776 sheep and lambs and 2,050 goats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Farm
Moses Tompkins
Baker & Folsom
Potter's Field
Mr. Thompkins
Athena
Mexico
Social events of the week and art exhibit notes
Pendleton clubs report on weekly meetings including Current Literature on Oregon history, a practical address on cleanliness, and thanks from malted stab women for civic support. Exposition tree request cited, art exhibit at courthouse readied for Wednesday opening with 10 cent adults 25 cent children, and school efforts to teach self support. Thursday Afternoon Club discussed Millet and art copies, with performances by Mrs. Mayerton and Mrs. Gurensey, plus souvenir palettes for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Wr. Cole
Pendleton
State Federation
Pendleton Clubs
Umatilla County
Athena Clubs
C. B. Wade
Portland
Alice Sheridan
Jean Francoise Millet
Wants a tannery in Pendleton argues for local industry
Jack Brown, a Pendleton hide buyer, urges a tannery locally to save county money spent on outside tanners. He emphasizes Pendleton’s abundant hides and pelts, better water access, and argues the town could outperform Walla Walla in processing, keeping business and jobs in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Jack Brown
Walla Walla
Umatilla
Butter Inspector Praises Umatilla County Dairy Quality
Government butter and dairy products inspector E A McDonald of Seattle praises Umatilla county butter after careful testing at the Hotel St George finds no adulteration or inferiority by government standards. He notes Walla Walla uncovers impure butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
E. A. McDonald
Seattle
Hotel St George
Walla Walla
Mining broker H. 8. McCallum visits Baker City
Baker City notices mining broker H. 8. McCallum of McCallum & Compson is in the city representing Grand Trunk Mining & Milling Company of Sumpter Oregon. He names R. S. Bryson of Wade & Bryson as local agent. The Sumpter property is linked to the North Pole and Golconda mines with caution about potential failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8. McCallum
McCallum & Compson
Baker City
McCallum
Grand Trunk Mining & Milling Company
Sumpter, Or
R. 8. Bryson
Wade & Bryson
Sumpter
North Pole
Golconda
Grain Growth Indicates Relief on Rural Route
J. B Grubb, mall carrier on rural free delivery route No. 1 from this city to Holdman, is back on his route after a six week illness with the grip. He reports grain in the Holdman area and along the route is growing nicely and much spring seeding is under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B Grubb
Holdman
Religion Under Socialism Club Meeting Note
The Socialist Club holds its regular weekly meeting tomorrow at 2 20 p m in the Union Labor hall Despain block. Chairman Jerry Despain will lead on Religion Under Socialism. Several new members are to be admitted to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Club
Union Labor Hall
Despain Block
Jerry Despain
Old Mill Stream praised by Pendleton audience
Daniel Sully received warm applause for Old Mill Stream showing in Pendleton. He spoke after the second act promising to elevate the stage with better plays. Support cast includes W. F. Kokman Harold La Costa C. O. Wallace and John T. Powers with strong performances by the three women. The play’s country life portrayal and high moral tone left a lasting impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sully
Pendleton
W. F. Kokman
Ge Shultus
Harold la Costa
C. O. Wallace
Dr. Winnie
John T. Powers
Dick Flood
Laying Sewer Pipes for Ross Cold Storage Plant
Work on drainage for the Ross Cold Storage plant proceeds with 610 feet of six inch sewer pipe to be laid. The initial plan considered using four inch pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Tal Allman
T. D. Mathews
Morrow
Lincoln Street
Bluff
Tom Swearenger
Alta Street
West Alls
Ae Pot
Heyden
Aaetienne
Court Street
Earnhart
Pee Ries
Henry E. Reid
Ales
John Halley
Millet
Angelus
Helen Mayerton
H. C. Gurensey
Edwin Markham
Catskills
Graino Grain Coffee
Mi Grocere
Mallee
E. T. Wade
ST. Joe Store
Mills
Cosmopolitan
Lyons Mercantile Company
RADER
Cuba
Main and
Webb Streets
Frazer Opera House
Baker & Welch
Mark Moorhouse
Florence Roberts
Belasco & Thall
Mann
Magda
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