Beautiful wedding unites Myrtle Smith and Gerald Tuttle
Miss Myrtle Smith and Gerald Tuttle of Portland wed at Church of the Redeemer in a formal ceremony led by Rev. W. L. Van Nuys. The decor featured Virginia creeper and ivy as guests showered the couple with presents. The couple plans Seattle and Portland visits before settling in Portland. Receptions followed at Rose Campbell's home with dainty refreshments and many friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Smith
Gerald Turtle
Portland
Church of the Redeemer
W. L. van Nuys
Presbyterian Church
Seattle
F. A. Smith
Mr. Tuttle
Supreme President Visits St Marys Council Fraternal Order
Frank J. Kierce of San Francisco, supreme president of the Young Men's Institute of the United States, arrived in the city and met St. Mary's Council at Milar Key Hall on Court Street for an official inspection. The council, a branch of the Catholic order, has grown and aims to become a leading fraternal order locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Kierce
San Francisco
Young Men's Institute of the
United States
St. Mary’s Council
Order
Milarkey Hall
Court Street
St. Mary's Council
Young Men's Institute
Davis Hosts Bright Homecoming Reception in city
Last Saturday evening Mr and Mrs C P Davis entertained many local youths at their Lilleth Street home to honor the homecoming of Mr and Mrs Ben K Davis recently married in Perth. The house was prettily decorated and many acquaintances visited the couple to pay respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C P. Davis
City
Lilleth Street
Ben K. Davis
Perth
Mountain Harvest Haying on Meacham Creek
Haying is in full blast on Meacham creek between Bingham Springe and North Fork. The crop mix is mainly wheat oats and some alfalfa. W Swart grows 30 acres of fine alfalfa with early cutting and both crops yield well. Stock and bunch grass are in excellent condition. Gardens and berries also thrive along the creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meacham Creek
Bingham Springe
North Fork
W. Swart
Geary Kimbrel and Bride Return to Pendlewn Home
Mr and Mrs Geary Kimbrel arrive in Pendlewn at 611 Blain Street after a wedding in Eugene last week to Miss Cora Wylie. They completed a brief wedding trip and are now settled on the north side of the river.
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Portland
Seattle
Geary Kimbrel
Blain Street
Mr. Kimbrel
Eugene
Cora Wylie
Pendlewn
Stars to meet Wonders in big Sunday baseball clash
Pendleton fans will see the Stars and Wonders play at Alta Street grounds tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock. Both teams arrive stronger and in good form after recent games. The Stars seek to avenge a prior defeat of the La Grande Reubens as they challenge the Wonders in a decisive matchup with promising lineups and hopeful fans.
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la Grande Reubens
Wonders
Pendleton
Alta Street Grounds
Stars
Reagipning
Pi. Jones
Froome
Alexander
Hartman
Mathews If
Strand
Forter
Rf Stars
Hryson Brreon
Hutchison
Heathman
Drake
Castle Tb
Downer
My Means
Beacham
Good Grain Prospects Near Eureka Flat Country
Charlies H. Carter reports from Pasco that grain fields in Eureka Flat country and the Touche valley look exceptionally healthy this year. He notes large heads and dense growth with farmers expecting yields up to 40 bushels per acre, double prior averages, and harvest near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies H. Carter
Pasco
Skeleton Found Beneath Locust Tree in Combe Canyon
A skeletal remains were uncovered under a 20 year old locust tree near Combe Canyon, miles southwest of town. No coffin marks or metal fragments were found, nor any evidence of violence. The report continues from page 1 detailing participants and results from events 22 to 24 with shooters and scores in a multi-event shooting contest.
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Combe" Canyon
Brown
Old-Timer Beale To Leave Pendleton For Walla Walla Home
Thomas Beale of Ann street will move in coming days to Walla Walla to live with his daughter J. T. Barger for now. He first came to Pendleton in 1865 from Lynchburg Virginia and later returned to Virginia before moving west in 1880. He recalls Pendleton’s early frontier years with vivid stories of early settlement.
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Beale
Ann Street
Walla Walla
J. T. Barger
Pendleton
Lynchburg
Virginia
Thomas Delaney Arrested After City Jail Breach
Thomas Delaney spoiled the calculations of the city marshal by getting drunk and being arrested yesterday afternoon. The city jail had been left open for fresh air and sunshine, and Delaney overtaxed his capacity and slept in front of the jail. Marshal Carney found him and the city recorder ordered a three day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Delaney
Delaney
Marshal Carney
City Recorder
Weather Summary From June Through Early Summer
Weather observer H F Johnson reports for the station: in June there were 18 clear days and six cloudy days. Three days had strong winds and total rainfall reached .88 inches over 24 days. Past week temperatures ranged from highs in the mid 80s to lows around 39 to 42 degrees, with several days at or near 85 for highs and 40s for lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Johnson
Thin Station
Jae
Milton real estate transfers list two sales
George W. Wharton and wife sold 10 acres near Milton to U S Montgomery for 2000 dollars. Mollie Rogers and husband sold 20 acres in the south half of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 35 in township 6 north range 15 east near Milton to George B Dexter for 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wharton
Milton
U. S. Montgomery
Mollie Rogers
George B. Dexter
Township 6
Range 15
Pleasant Social Card Party Honoring Matlock Kin
Mrs T W Ayres and Mrs EB A Vaughn hosted a pleasant social at the Ayres home in honor of their cousin Nora Matlock of Heppner and sister Bertha Matlock of Portland who are visiting city residents. The decor featured cut flowers and guests enjoyed a game of L00 with refreshments served by Mrs A A Rosette and a slater helper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Ayres
EB. A. Vaughn
Mise Nora Matlock
Heppner
Mise Bertha Matlock
Portland
Ayres
Mra
Slater
Preparing for Harvest on Camas Prairie
John Harvey a prominent Camas Prairie farmer visited Pendleton today on ranch business. He is arranging for the upcoming harvest and was in the city to purchase supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harvey
Camas Prairie
Pendleton
Harvey
Pendleton minister elected Baptist Moderator
Rev G L Hall of Pendleton was elected moderator for the next year at the Eastern Oregon District Baptist Association meeting. Thomaz Spite of Ontario was named clerk. L E Penland returned from Ontario after attending the convention, which was well attended. The next casses meeting will be held in Umatilla County at a future date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of
Pendleton
L. E Penland
Ontario
Eastern Oregon
The
Baptist Association
G. L. Hall of
Thomaz Spite
Umatilla County
Skeleton Found in Combs Canyon Mystery Revealed
A near complete human skeleton is unearthed at William Mays residence on Thompson Street. Debates over whether the remains are Indian or white persist, with the stronger claim suggesting an elderly, medium height, stocky man. Discovery occurred about two feet underground near Nick Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combs Canyon
William Mays
Thompson Street
Nick Brown
Pierce’s Common Sense Medics Ad for Sampe Book
Ad offers Dr. Pierce's Gsiden Medics and Common Sense Medicsi Aadviae. Promises a sample or volume in exchange for 3 stamps, with a local mail request from Buffalo New York and mentions a price in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
San Tong
Dion de RV
N.Y
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