Notable Visitors Reported in Pendleton Courtyard
A roundup of visitors and locals in Pendleton includes Gregorian John Dernie of Echo, Charles Herr from Milton, G W Hewett of Helix, D H Irwin of Walla Walla, R N Stanfield from Echo, James H Koonts from L, H Stinson from the state capital, J M Longhan of Coyote, Charles J Michelbach of The Dakes, H B Nelson and wife from Weston at Hotel Pedleton, Join Crow visiting Willamette valley relatives, and many others from Walla Walla to Athena. Also noted are plans for district meetings, legislative openings, and travel to Salem and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. SN. Stanfield
Echo
James H. Koonts
L. H. Stinson
J. M. Longhan
Coyote
Hotel St. George
Charles J. Michelbach
The
Dakes
H. B. Nelson
Pedleton
Weston
Join Crow
Willamette Valley
Waterson
J. C. Waterson
Walla Walla
D. B. Richardson
Helix
George E. Adams
Dave Steinberg
Kamela
Bob Livermore
Livermore
T. W. Turner
H. McLane
Athena
Indian Visitor Sparks Pendleton Health Quarantine
One Indian sighted in Pendleton on a Saturday prompts concern over smallpox cases near the Umatilla reserve. Health officials impose a road quarantine to prevent spread as two cases and one death on the reserve are reported. Supplies for isolated Indians may be needed if town access remains barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendinton
Umatilla
Pendleton
Health Board
Perfume Line Transfer Notice From Readable Text
The readable fragment refers to a celebrated line of perfumes toilet water and soaps now handled by an unspecified party. The text appears partial and lacks clear names or dates but indicates a distribution or brand-handling change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wus
Tetge
Social Events of the Week in Music Hall
A week of social activity features a Thursday dancing party at Music Hall hosted by Mrs. Frank B. Clopton and Mrs. Leon Cohen with about one hundred guests. The event includes elaborate decor, canopied stage, and elegant refreshments, described as among the prettiest affairs. Other society notes cover club meetings, dances, and visits, including the Thursday Afternoon Club, Parliamentary Club, and Women of Woodcraft ball announced for January 16, along with various social notices and personal notes from Pendleton society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Frank B. Clopton
Leon Cohen
Clopton
Cohen
Raley
Jessie Hartman
Walter Fell
Edyth Torner Wetherved
Wetherredd
Pendleton
H Gur
State Federation
Samuel White
Baker City
Federation
A. Evans
Oswego
Grace Watt Ross
Portland
Wetherred
C. B Wade
Wade
Pendleton’s Club
E. R. Cox
Schwarz
Athena
J. Rees Dickson
Flo Hallock
Salam Jhat
Mike Stella Alexander
Walls Walla
Elizabeth Duncan Ie Rlelting Ter Steter
Francilia Duncan
Beho
Belle Keller
Montana
Alice Sheridan
C. E. Hicks
Arlington
Edith Tesler Wetherred
C B. Wale
Fox. Vincent
W. J. Furnish
Roy Alexander
Fretita
The
Hill Miliary Academy
Pendleton Residents Abroad and Local Notices
Pendleton focus reports Eva Froome among Pendleton's popular young teachers and notes Dr J Smith's professional visit to town last night. J E Smith and wife returned Saturday from a ranch trip near town. N T Conklin, Pendleton real estate man, listed properties in Pilot Rock and vicinity this week per Pilot Rock Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Froome
Inmate Frank Brockman Commits Death by Own Action
Frank Brockman an inmate at the Columbia county poor house killed himself Wednesday night by drinking a half glass of jand anum His body was found yesterday morning Brockman suffered from tuberculosis and had become despondent He had lived in Columbia county for many years Walla Walla Statesman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butter Creek
D. C. Richard
H. C. Johnson
Golden Rule Hotel
Canyon City
Colo
E. S. Waterman and Wife
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Chicago
Kansas City
Thomas Gahagan
Salt Lake
Frank Brockman
Columbia County Poor House
Brockman
Columbia Compty
Walla Walla Statesman
Grand public tall in the Music Hall
Friday night in the Music Hall promises a grand public tall with Kirkman's big orchestra. Pendleton Circle 627 WO announces the event, inviting local residents to attend for a lively evening of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Kirkman's
Pendleton Circle
Pioneer Stockman Sees Eastern Oregon Change Ahead
C A Rhea a retired Morrow county sheepraiser now in Heppner banking argues that public land is becoming too valuable for sheep runs. Sheep will give way to cattle and wheat farming as government land is claimed and ranges shrink. Expect more cattle, fewer sheep, and growth in population, with overall stock income rising though sheep will diminish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow County
C. A. Rhea
Heppner
Oregon
Dalles Mountaineer
Rhea
Also Mentioned on This Page
En’s Shoes
Congress
Dindinger
Gregorian
John Dernie
Charles Herr
Milton
G. W. Hewett
D. H. Irwin
L. Morse
Pilot Rock
Pendleton's
Colgate
Tallman & CO
Pendleton and Vicinity
Parliamentary Club
Commercial Club Partors
Hailey
Club of “Civics
Alpha Assembly No
Hendricks’ Hall
Thore
Order
Dallas O'Hara
Elvin Lampkin
Ladien
Presbyterian Church
Mise Pickell
Mise Haley
Mise Shepherd
Current Literature Club
Current
Mra
G. A. Hartman
M. A. la Dow
Fessenden Johnson
Fife
Wisconsin
Marcus Whitman
Myre
Moorhowne
Scotland
John Vert
Pendictton Circle
Women of Woodcraft
Inez
Tanten BeAson
Armory Hall
Knights of Pythias
F. Earnhart
Tess
Jess
Philadelphia Press
Owl
Gyogg
ST. Joe Stor
Lyons Mercantile
Ader Aeron, Eadily
Rader
Main and Webb Streets
Martin's Family
Martin's
Alien Brothers
Main Street
P. P. CO
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