Timidity and bold ads in an Oregonian page
A jumble of classifieds and notices from the East Oregonian includes shop ads for Alexander Department Store and The Mint, employment and room-for-rent notices, a note on boxing veto at Cornell, and local items from Walla Walla and Spokane. It references a smallpox scare in British Columbia and wartime pensions in New York, with various names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St George
Alexaders Department
Alexander Department Store
How's
Cign
Ieman
East Oregonian
Alexander Department
Local visitors and residents seen in city on various errands
Nebo merchant Charlie Miller visits the city while Pendleton tourist W Lockwood returns from Helix and R R Collings of Freewater stops for a brief business visit. Joe Kennedy comes from Whitman College for a week, J W Hill of Helix spends the day in town, A Gross of Athena appears for a brief business visit, and George H Sutherland of Walla Walla comes for a short business call. Mies Scott of the high school is ill, Laura Stewart of Walla Walla visits friends, and Harry Burroughs, longtime Pendleton resident, becomes a live engineer at La Grande. Richard Jones of Echo leaves for home after county seal business, F B Holbrook of the Oregon Land and Water Company at Triangon departs after a hurried visit. J B Eddy travels to Portland after a city stay tied to the right of way work. McFarland of Adams is in town on business as spring work is delayed by the cold storm. Mrs Shelly Jones leaves for Spokane on news of her mother’s death, and Becher couple from Burgoon stop briefly for medical attention. Henry, a long-time O R & N employee, visits in town en route to California on vacation, staying with Frank Cookendall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gross
Athena
George H. Sutherland
Walla Walla
Mies Scott
Laura Stewart
Harry Burroughs
Pendleton
Tew & Bcome
la Grande
Richard Jones
Echo
F. B. Holbrook
Oregon Land and Water Company
Trrngon
J. B. Eddy
Portland
Ré&Y FE
BR McFarland
Adame
Shelly Jones Jett
Spokane
Wo Ow, Rigsby
J. Becher
Burgoon
Child Drowned Near Pilot Rock In Creek Incident
Gladys Spicer age unknown daughter of L A Spicer prominent farmer near Pilot Rock drowned yesterday afternoon around 4 o clock while playing with her sister. Elder sister found body downstream by A Hemphill who aided in search. Funeral from the Pureyie residence tomorrow at 2 pm with burial in Pilot Rock cemetery. Spicer family had earlier tragedy when first wife drowned in Birch Creek years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Spicer
L. A. Spicer
Stewart Creek
Pilot Rock
Reek
Pureyie
Spicer
Birch Creek
Delta Ice Cream Opens Season At New Parlor
The Delta opens the ice cream and soda water season at its newly remodeled parlor. Woodwork now white enamel with gold trim creates a pleasing effect. Dr Irvin resumes charge at the Delia and confections remain a local highlight. Paint work by Carnine and Wilson. Also notes a rail fare stamp and Russo Japanese War maps offer reference materials. Julian Blarrn leaves Joe Basler to start his own business locally. George Ferguson returns from Echo and Umatilla representing Teutsch department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta
Delia
Irvin
Carnine & Wilson
April through June public events and elections in Oregon
A dated list of meetings and elections across Oregon from April to June includes county and state events such as the Umatilla county reg in convention on April, school bond election in Pendleton, Republican state convention in Portland, Oregon Federation of Labor in Oregon City, General M. FE conference in Los Angeles, Caledonian dance at Athena, Umatilla county pioneers reunion at Weston, and the general election in Oregon. The note also mentions the Hood River Oregon encampment of the G. A. R. and a local incident near Barlow where proprietor Barlow and Holt Honehbrake encountered a coy ote in a steel trap, leading to a bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umaatilla County
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Republican State Econvention
Portland
Oregon Cattlegrowera’ Association
Democratic State Comvention
Oregon Federation of Labor
Oregon City
M. FE
Los Angeles
Caledonian
Athena
Weston
Oregon
G. A. R. Hood River
Barlow
Washington Dye Works
Holt Honehbrake
Kilekituc
Shep
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Teutsch
BIG Store
Cor
Main and
Alta
Boston
Baer & Daley
Martin's
Wenhard
Mint
Bos
Joerger’s
West Canrt Street
Oregon Humane Society
Lites
Alexanders Department
Schurmann
Cornell University
U. C. Rader
Weinaard
The
Hoston
Lady Cook
Louia Malin
Mrs. Campbell
Nolte
Tentach
Teutsch's
Oregonien
Jones
Seattle
Methodist Church
Oliver & Oos Grocery
Charles McKensie
Fossil
Washington
Vince
Centlemans Alwave
Oskaloosa
Iowa
New York
Hiram Cronk
Stah
Inland Empire
James Champeaux
Alton J. Parker
Rosalia
Wash
Palouse
British Columbia
Hudson Bay
C. Robrman
Court Street
Hunziker
Main Street
Sassafras Bark
Koeppens
A. C. Korppen & Brothers
Charlies Miller
Nebo
W. Lockwood
Helix
R. R. Collings
Freewater
Joe Kennedy
Whitman College
J. W. Hill
City
the Delta
Russia
Japan
Slampe
A. G. Barker
Third Street
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Julian Blaron
Joe Baseler
George Ferguson
Umatilla
Teutsch
Royal Worcester
Peoples Warehouse
Oliver & 0
Schilling
Carrier Millinery
Costa Rica
Upladate
Portland Coffee & Spice Company
Goodman
Thompson Hardware Co
the Elaterite Roofing Co
Worcester Block
Portland, Oregon
the Horseshoe Restaurant
T. L. Baker
Apposite
Tallman & Co's
Sense
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