Social notes from Pendleton society events
Mrs Henry Laat hosts North Side Thimble club and multiple gatherings. Miss Elizabeth Foley heads to Eugene then Pendleton. clubs meet, teas held, and dances by Armory hall. Travelers to Portland and California visits. Duplcite Whist and Bridge clubs hold sessions. Camille wardrobe plans. Damm family reunion with a long list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Laat
North Side
Thimble Club
Henry Lantz
North Side Bridge Club
A. Goodman
Aurry Mees
Mr. Streeter
Miss Bryan
Portland
Camille
Streeter-Bryan
Coffee label promises credit and returns burden
A fragmented note on a coffee package claims the brand gets credit while the consumer bears the return burden. the text mentions a grocer and an individual named Mike Schilling associated with Bevi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Schilling
Bevi
Family Led Springs Reunion Delights Attendees
A Led Springs family held its annual reunion last summer. The gathering was a most pleasant affair enjoyed by the entire family.
Logging finished at Blue Mountain sawmill for spring run
Logging finished at the Blue Mountain sawmill and the plant is being readied for the season, contingent on favorable spring weather. This winter logging proceeded under difficulties with only about a foot of snow versus five feet last year, and roughly 600000 feet of logs are stored in the yard in preparation for operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mountain
Seisen
Weston Loader
Club Notes Co L C Reception at Mrs Alexander home
The Current Literature club will hold its annual reception Friday evening at the home of Mrs. R. Alexander with Thursday Afternoon club members and gentlemen as guests. The next regular meeting of the Thursday Afternoon club is indefinitely postponed. Date and subject to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whist Club
T. C. Taylor
A. McAllister
William Skiles
Fort No. 2
Charles Adams
George Clarke
William Mays
G. J. LaDow
Skilew
Ernest Skiles
Thomas Spore
Nelsons Loss: 3000-Volume Private Library Burned
A fire at Grants Pass Oregon destroyed the residence of J X Nelson and its 3000 volume library. The collection is believed the largest private library in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. X. Nelson
Grants Pass
State Assessor Board Adopts Cash Basis Plan In Idaho
Idaho county assessors adjourned after four days of debate, adopting a cash basis for railroad, telegraph, and telephone line valuations. State Auditor Bragaw argued the board overvalued lines in 1906 and 1907, while promoting fruit crop potential in Columbia County with affidavits from local businessmen detailing high apple yields and farm revenues near Dayton and Pomona Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
State House
Board of Equal Zation
Questons
Bragaw
Axessors
Issessors
Board of Equalization
Thia
Electric Bitters Promoted as Cure for Malaria and Ailments
R MM of Tomes of Lovellen & C touts Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria and various ailments. The medicine, sold in 60 cent bottles at Tallman & Co's drug store, promises quick relief for stomach kidney and back issues and purifies blood and liver functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. MM
Tomes of Lovellen, & C
Tallman & Co
Apple yield of 500 dollars an acre reported
The Dayton Courier Press documents a remarkable apple harvest on a local ranch, noting sworn figures show a yield of 5 922 boxes from 100 acres. The report highlights extraordinary productivity and value per acre in the orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Courier Press
Relief for Dyspepsia Promoted by Kodol Aid
A brief ad notes prompt stomach relief at first signs of trouble. It recommends taking Kodol for Dyspepsia and Indigestion after meals. Sold by Tallman & Co.
VOTEL ARRIVALS AT MULTI CITY HOTELS
Readers see a list of names and origins indicating arrivals at various hotels including St George Portland Seattle Spokane and Chicago with individuals such as Thomas Willaby Bertha Castleman H Hampton J Williams A Sherrard J Ledore W McMahon J Peters F Wilson and others from St Louis Portland Seattle Athena and more. The item reads as a social column cataloging guests across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ques Thomas
St. Louis
Mrs. Willaby
Solda Willaby
Bertha Castleman
H. A. Hampton
W. T. Shinny
H. Burke
J. Peters
F. Wilson
Athena
I. W. Ware
City
M. R. Zwetern
John Larson
W. J. Healey
Chicago
W. H. Adams
J. T. Lacey
Portland
J. A. Allison
Sam Lee
Local residents and officials listed in Cove area notice
A public notice enumerates residents and officials including Francis Gangrow Maggie Smith Mr Dehaven and wife Misa Maud Sampson Paul Sawyer L H Fry Starbuck John M Smith Geo L Wood Echo H C Branstetter Echo Alexander Davis Alexander Harala David Koppl J D Schull W J Vanskike Prescott Waah Dr Stephens M A Reames J Alexander G L Dunn Eugene and other city figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Gangrow
Maggie Smith
Mr. Dehaven
City
Misa Maud Sampson
Paul Sawyer
L. H. Fry Starbuck
John M. Smith
Cove
Ore
Geo. L. Wood
Echo
H. C. Branstetter
Alexander Davis
Alexander Harala
David Koppl
J. D. Schull
W. J. Vanskike
Prescott
Waah
Dr. Stephens
M. A. Reames
J. Alexander
G. L. Dunn
Eugene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Foley
Pendleton
8. T. Thimble Club
Wiliam Moore
W. J. Furnish
Seattle
The
Jolly Neighbors’ Club
Charles. Grey- Nich
Leona Thompson
Fred Judd
Henry
Will
Calefornia
Robert Forster
Victor Hunker
Walla Walla
Louis Hunziker
Nsn. E. Despain
Eleanor
Despain
Court Street
Bertha Alexander
Royal Abralider
Bre
Sorbourne Berkeley
Armory Hall
Company L. Johnson
J. &. Landers
Janet Young
Dalles
Eagles’ Hall
Blue Mountain Mill
Towan
Columbia County
State of Washington
J. H. Swart
J. W. Jessee
J. W. Jesse
Columbia National Bank
Dayton
Washington
J. D. Swart
Pomona Hanch
J. L. Dumas
Pomona Ranch
J. WW
J. T.omas
B. Dayton
Fouts
Law
Dumne
Officer
Hotel
St. George
Golden Tale Motel
Comporta
Tor
Waite, Fences
Man
Signa
D. A. McVay
Fic Syrup Co
George Darveau
Northwest
Golden Rule Hotel
Corner Court and
Johnson Streets
Oregon
H. C. Means
H. C. Bowers
W. C. Minnis
Henning
Peoples Warehouse
Pendleton Tannery
Alta Street
A. Otke
Prop
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