Personal visitors and local movements in Athena area
Athena residents and guests fill the town roster with numerous in town and in transit statuses. J. F. Bentley from Adams and Ralph Johnson from Heppner visit, while J. C. Saltmarsh and J. B. Purdy travel for business near Birch Creek. Community notices include funeral attendances, illness updates, and local hires at Pendleton Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Nichols
Lexington
H. J. Husserl
Portland
A. B. McEwen
Athera
William Krassiga
Weston
Hattle Carl
Milton
William McFarland
Maple Street
Judge Hertman
Frank Marsh
John Caplinger
Catholic Young People Society Organized at Parish
The Catholic Young People's Society forms today at 2 o'clock for youths aged 12 to 16, focusing on Scripture study and social diversions. Tomorrow, those over 16 meet at 3 30 p m for organization, hymn practice, Scripture study, and parish library research under Father Neate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Young People’s Society
Father Neate
Wisconsin man fined for peddling sewing machines without license
W. C. Hawkins was fined $5 in police court for peddling sewing machines without a license. He was released on his own recognizance, and it is unlikely the fine will be collected if he refrains from further efforts to sell wares without proper licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hawkins
Red deer herd in New Zealand traces to 1868 release
The red deer of New Zealand are estimated to number between 4000 and 6000 individuals. They are descendants of two stags and six hinds released in 1868.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Social Events Of The Week In Pendleton
Pendleton social life shines with a grand LaDow Music Hall reception for Mis J A Borie and Aire Alice Sheridan from 8:30 to the early hours. Elegant green and pink decor, ferns, candles, and a bower-like centerpiece framed delightful dancing and courtesy from out of town guests. Club notes highlight Current Literature, Thursday Afternoon, and Parliamentary clubs with planning for a March art exhibit and Lewis and Clark fair work led by Mrs Weatherred. social gatherings continue with multiple hostesses and guest lists across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borie-Sheridan
Pendleton
LaDow Music Hall
Mis
J. A Borie
Aire
Alice Sheridan
Oregon
Charles Carter
Frank Frazier
Stella Alexander
Ida Thompson
Fanchon Borle
Maud
Gertrude
Lenore Sheridan
H. C. Guernsey
Miss Roberts
Punch
P. Marshall
L. G. Frazier
W. J. Furnish
Water Street
E. P. Marshall
Civic Committee
Judiciary
East Oregonian
Weatherred
Lewis and Clark
Mra
F. Sharp
Athena
W. Frazier
J. R .Dickson
Portland
L. Ward White
Charlea Greulich
Norborne Berkley
Charles Berkley
Miss Shepherd
Hotel Pendleton
Miss Parrott
Eva Froome
Carde
Bessie Henry
la Grande
Edna Thompson
Rhineart
Mable Nye
Nellie Cameron
Maud Sheridan
Ethel Johnson
William Rhinehart
Fred Lampkin
Frank Thompson
William Keller
Fattening Sheep and Profit Outlook Warned by Gwinn
J 4 Gwinn says last year’s overdone fattening of sheep in the county harmed the industry and many could have profited by fattening locally this year instead of sending stockers to Yakima. He forecasts wool prices rising by one to one and a half cents, with favorable prospects ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwinn
Yakima
Scarborough to establish municipal telephones under draft license
Scarborough corporation has received the Postmaster General's draft license authorizing the establishment of municipal telephone service in the borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough Corporation
TOWN TOURNAMENT ATTRACTS MARKMEN FROM ACROSS REGIONS
A large outdoor shooting tournament attracts many visiting marksmen with 18 from Portland expected on the morning train and eight from Spokane arriving with others from California. Local and out of town spectators fill the grounds as 10 events yield scores led by Waite West Butler and others. Conditions include a steady wind and standard equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Tange
Spokane
California
Pendleton
First
Iast
Trapa
Matiga
West
Waite
Stillman
Matlock
Shields
Walte
Bvent
Butler
McDonald
Spence
Clarke
Holohan
Bluestem Price and Market Uncertainty Report
Bluestem is worth today 75 cents per bushel. No 1 club has dropped to 6% cents, which may be called a stiff normal price. Eastern markets are uneasy with local buyers offering no predictions pending the next flurry, as likely to rise as fall on short notice.
Socialists Meet Promptly at Union Labor Hall
Socialists and comrades are asked to assemble at 2 30 tomorrow Sunday at the Union Labor hall. All should attend as important business is to be transacted, W J Keyes secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Labor Hall
W. J. Keyes
Sec
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Poys
Dindinger
Amet Yi “Hast
Cregon An
E. R. Cox
J. B. German
A. M. Gillia
JF. Bentley
Adams
Jay D. Williams
Birch Creek
Henry Hill
Helix
Younger
Monmouth
Charles Marsh
J. B. Purdy
M. Miller
Miller Grocery Company
Bethers
McComas
Switzler’s Island
Betherg
B. Cooley
Cold Springs
Maud M. Sheek
Ethel M. Kimball
Pendleton Business College
Women of Woodcraft
Tallman & Co
Lincoln Street
Bluff
Eereaier
West Alta Street
West Alta
Ree
Binegs
Ohanes
Hayden
Maieaiborary
Court Street
Earnhartz
Frazer Opera
Baker & Welch
Mark Moorho
Saunders Gordon
The
Gordon-Shay Grand Opera Co
America
Rose Cecelia Shay
Vicinity
Switsler
Walla Walla
Lavelle
Chicago
W. L. Gaxzram
Seattle
Kind
Real Tate
ST. Joe Stor
Lyons Mercantile & Remember
Ahon
Main and Webb Streets
Martin
Baki
Seth Mody
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