Birthday gathering at Franklin Street home
Mine Anderson enjoyed a pleasant Thursday afternoon birthday party with sewing and chat. Ice cream and cake were served, and she received many gifts from friends including Mrs Chas Serrell and Miss Frances Row. Also noted are travel arrivals and a separate visit by Mrs Charles B E Peard to entertain for Miss Emily Heard of Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Anderson
Franklin Street
Mise Anderson
Chas Serrell
M. A. Rows
Mra P. Peterson
Mre
Terjeson
Chas Willlemenn
Airs
Wm. Parker
Tda Anderson
Mira Vera Bellen
Mire Nellie McDonald
J. Peterson
Frances Row
Violet
Hazel Wiliamon
Linnoa Serrell
Earnest Parkes
Alvin Ross
Ralph
Lawrence Terjeson
Gale Williamson
Charles BE. Peard
Emily Heard
Alabama
Heard
Research Issue
Social and Personal notes from Pendleton visitors
Social and personal news lists residents and visitors in Pendleton and surrounding areas. Names include I A Cumming Echo W Tilleen Umatilla E H Hanson McMinnville Walter Hoffland Bendin Dan Clark W A Walpole Irrigan J W Smith Walla Walla John Hirrowan Heppner Sirings F P King family Lehman Springs D C Brownell Portland Blake-McFall Robert Wheeler deputy tax collector Bingham Springs Mrs Peter Pohl and children Mrs Ed Strahorn Mrs Alex Hreding Earl Tulloch D E Hill Shirl Lehman Shirl trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Pendleton
T&s Tilleen
Umatilla
E. H. Hanson
McMinnville
W. E Brown
Eity
Walter Hoffland
Bendin
Bowman
Dan Clark
W. A. Walpole
Irrigan
City
J. W. Smith
Walla Walla
Mra
John Hirrowan
Heppner
Ely
Earl Tulloch Ani Br
D. EB Hill
Lehman Springs
D.C. Brownell
Portland
J. RK. Fivnn
Blake-McFall Paper Co
Robert Wheeler
Wim
Bingham Springs
Peter Pohl
Ed, Strahorn
Alex Hreding
Lehman Shirl
King county to guard lumber camps after arson fires
Governor Lister advised by Sheriff Stringer. deputies to patrol King county lumber camps after four fires last week are believed incendiary. Poised response aims to protect workers and property as patrols begin tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crattle
Kinkounty
Avernor Lister
Stringer
Poswey
Depuety
King County Campe
American Invention Upsets the Theory of Artillery
A new American invention aiming secrecy for military use promises precise artillery location by detecting air wave patterns. By triangulation from two French positions, it could pinpoint German guns eight miles away, guiding shells to impact accurately and potentially reduce reliance on aircraft spotters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Sives Moreau
Banker Dawer in uniform at Atlanta awaiting orders
Charles G. Dawer, a Chicago banker and controller of the currency in 1897 under President McKinley, is shown in uniform in Atlanta awaiting orders from the War Department. He serves as a lieutenant colonel in the Seventh Engineers United States Army Corps of Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Dawer
Hicagm
McKinley
Illnois Trust Company
Atlanta
War Department
Roloner
United States Engineers
Tequinest Case Outcome Reported in Local Briefing
A fragmentary note from the latest edition describes Brant et al as the Teqinest group involved in a dispute. The sparse text indicates a determination by officials, but specific details and context are unreadable in the clipping.
Chinese Navy Rebels Rally Behind Provisional Constitution
Chen Pih Kimn, ex minister and cabinet member, sues to defend the provisional constitution. He demands parliament reconvening and punishment of rebellious forces as the Beijing government is shunned. Tang Shao Yi and Hai Chi move to Canton as the cruiser squadron likely backs Chen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tang Shao Yi
Canton
Chen Pih Kiran
Abrupt retirement of New Athens pastor shocks St Louis readers
The Rev. H W Ollbger, supply pastor at New Athens and Freeburg, abruptly retires after reportedly visiting a saloon and drinking beer on a Sunday. C P Hall, superintendent for the First St Louis district, confirms the withdrawal was offered at New Athens station and accepted on the platform last Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
New Athom
Olinicker
Hall
Ant
Vrooman visit stirs Missoula with agriculture aid speech
Carl Vrooman, deputy secretary of agriculture, spoke to Missoula residents in an open air gathering last night. He urged cooperation with the government and appealed for support of conservation and general war efforts, noting soldiers contributed by citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leondervation
Eitizens
Mienoula
Carl Vroomean
Mittoula
Housei
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Kimball
THE
Thomas Dixon
Lee Lavely
Hugh Lavely
Buttercresk
BR McCook
P. & McEntire
Hoppner
King
Lehman Sirings
How. Hicks
O W
Tlara Kirtead Youne
Selznick¢P Pictures
Studay and
Momlay
Pepoty
King County
Phcileve
Chicag
Uniexcel
CG. Dawes
Fitely
Poucheen Orossom Salilon
Deanereer
Tella
New Athens
Fil
Taylor Hardware CO
Chicago
Vrooman
Missoula
Missoua, Mont
Pemeco
Src
Empire Meat Market
Main Street
Charlies Greulich, Pres
P. DeYoung
Sec
Treas
Alta Street
Ross E. Carney, Pres
J. H. Leeding
Sec.-Treas
East Court Street
L. B. Ramadell
H. P. Whitman
Mgr
Harvey McPherson
Nellie Horton