Women’s Club Guests Discuss World Cities Theme
Mrs T C Taylor hosted the Thursday Afternoon club at Hotel Pendleton with talks and papers on Things of Interest in the Principal Cities of the World. Members heard reports from Boston Washington Paris Rome Berlin London Scotland and more with musical interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Taylor
Hotel
Pendleton
Boston
M. J. Lane
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Bertha Guernsey
Reading
Henry Dixon Jones
Paris
W. C. E. Pruitt
Rome
E. P., Marshall
Berlin
James A. Fee
London
John Halley
Scotland
John Vert
J. R. Dickson
Norbourn Berkeley
G. I. LaDow
Current Literature Club
Your Prescription Privilege and Our Drugstore Service
The doctor writes a prescription for you and you may fill it anywhere. If you have no preference, bring it to us. Our service aims for near perfect care and fresh, pure drugs at good prices, so you may develop a preference for us.
Cooking School Demonstrations by Mrs Miller in Pendleton
In Pendleton April 5 6 and 7 Mrs Miller of Portland will present a series of cooking demonstrations. The opening session will be Thursday at 10 am focusing on Salads due to Mr Warde's Shakespearean lecture. Additional sessions follow Friday 2 pm and 7 30 pm and Saturday 2 pm and 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag ‘Talk Ophone
Peerles Talking Machine Co
Spokane
Ofc
Zonophone
Presbyterian Choir Hosts Pleasant Evening at Mr and Mrs Ruby Home
Last Monday evening Mrs A G Ruby and Mrs Clarence Penland entertained for the Presbyterian choir at the former's home. Guests included Rev and Mrs W L Van Nuys Prof and Mrs W H Bleakney Prof and Mrs L R Traver and many others. A program featured singing by Mrs J R Dickson Dr G H Holsington Brooke Dickson and the high school glee club with a reading by Mrs W H Bleakney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Ruby
Clarence Penland
Presbyterian Choir
J. R. Dickson
G. H. Holsington
Brooke Dickson
W. H. Bleakney
W. L. van Nuys
L. R. Traver
J W. Huff
Nordoff
E. Troutman
R. M. Mayberry
Sam Thompson
W. A. Storie
S. E. Livingood
Work Begun on Belt Line to La Grande and Cove
A Chronicle report notes belt railroad officials say construction runs from Cove to La Grande with timing to haul beers to the factory this fall. Grading near Union began Tuesday as crews progress. executives from New York and New Haven arrived to speed the project. A local farmer reports 1640 acres of fall wheat and barley, noting crops look better this year and no significant damage from late cold weather or heavy snowfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bett
la Grande
the Chronicle
Belt Railway
Union
Cove
Tuesaday
L. B. Kook
New York City
Charles KE. Graham
New Haven
Conn
St Grande Chronicle
Rank Michaéle
Pendleton High School Beats Columbia College 5–0
Pendleton high school won the season opener 5 to 0 over Columbia college. John Dickson pitched brilliantly, fanning 18 and walking only one, while Anderson of Columbia struck out 16 but issued five walks. Pendleton scored in the first, second, and third innings, aided by a passed ball and steady offense. Columbia’s lineup included Anderson Storm Markham Webster Jenkins McKenzie Clark Shields Shangle Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton High School
Columbia College
Leatue
John Dickson
Anderson
Columbia
Pendleton
Dickson
William Anderson
Earl Storm
Elmer Markham
Leon Webster
Arthur Jenkins
Larm McKenzie
Leo Clark
Frank Shields
Paine Shangle
Clem Wilson
Flood Strands Los Angeles Salt Lake Rail Route
Engineer Harry Beam reports heavy rains and unprecedented flooding on the Salt Lake and Los Angeles line between Las Vegas and Caliente Nevada. Tracks bridges and grade washed away with repairs costing over 1 million dollars. 700 men at work for a 30 mile gap, temporary track to take at least a week. Oregon Short Line sends equipment from Ogden to assist, as floodwaters ravage the desert section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Harry Beam
Denver & Rio Grande
Salt Lake City
Spokane
Desert
Las Vegas
Caliente
Nev
Oregon Short Line
Ogden
Aster
Summer normal school set in Pendleton academy
A five week program begins in July at Pendleton academy with Prof. L. R. Traver and others leading the Summer Normal Course for Trachera Wide Open In Academy. Tuition is five dollars for the term. A primary method course for primary grade teachers opens June 11, led by L. R. Traver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trachera
Pendleton Academy
L. R. Traver
K. Nordhoff
J. W. Huff
Pendleton High School
W. H. Bleakney
Frank K. Wellen
L. KR. Traver
Fraser theatres hosts lively nongame program night
Pitt Patt Four drew a large Fraser audience with a varied show. Fred W. Mace as Peter Pouffle the sandman elicited constant laughter. August Melon the millionaire and the gratified widow provided comic moments. An unusually good goat chorus and audience encores marked the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
Patt
Fraser Theatres
Tiaga
Fred W. Mace
Peter Pouffle
Sandman
August Melon
American Pony Ballet
Educators Ackerman and Campbell to Lecture in Pendleton
State Superintendent J. H. Ackerman and P. L. Campbell of the University of Oregon will visit Pendleton on April 17 en route to an eastern county institute. Superintendent Welles and Prof. L. R. Traver arrange the meeting. Ackerman seeks reelection as a Republican with no opposition so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Ackerman
Superintendent of Public Instruction
P. L. Campbell
University of Oregon
Pendleton
Blue Mountain
Welles
L. R. Traver
John Davidson Discharged after Insanity Hearing
John Davidson formerly of Athena was examined before County Judge Bean this morning and found mentally sound. He was released from custody after being arrested yesterday on a charge raised by Athena residents who say he wrote threatening letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davidson
Athena
Bean
Davidson
Waa
Mounted Cavalry Drills Prepare For Northwest Overland March
Fort Walla Walla hosts daily mounted drills as four troops of the Fourteenth Cavalry train for an overland march to American Lake this summer. The march is expected to take about ten days with horses and men hardened by constant drilling. Forts across the northwest will send troops to the maneuvers while local residents observe the evolutions. Mounted guard mounts have been paused for weeks and will likely resume after the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Walla Walla
Fourteenth Cavalry
American Lake
Walla Walla
Northwest
Walla Wallana
Temple Receives Medals From Two Fairs
W. F. Temple has just received two gold medals from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition for Red Chaff and Salt Lake Club wheat. The bronze medals are stamped with the Louisiana Purchase symbol and a second figure. He also awaits a gold medal from the Lewis and Clark Exposition for barley exhibited there, having already received the diploma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FL Temple
Temple
Archie C McIntyre Visits from Alberta and Athena
Archie C McIntyre, formerly of Athena and now in Nanton Alberta, was in town yesterday. He traveled to Athena that evening after visiting his ranch near Pilot Rock and will depart for Alberta on Monday. William Mengrove, the former...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie C. McIntyre
Athena
Nanton
Alberta
Pilot Rock
William Mengrove
Birthday Luncheon Honors Mrs Meiners at 67
A pleasant surprise honored Mrs. E. J. Meiners with a German Ali Society luncheon. Members brought baskets of delicacies, celebrating Mrs Meiners seventy seventh birthday with many friends in attendance including Mrs Jorgen Mumm Mrs P Weissert Mrs C Kohler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Meiners
German Ali Society
Meinera
Meiners
Jorgen Mumm
P. Weissert
C. Ko
Sampson leaves East Oregonian for new venture in Hole City
Charles B. Sampson, advertising manager for four years with the East Oregonian, departs tonight for Portland and then Hole City to pursue a murle business, severing his ties as the paper changes ownership to J. H. Jackson Fred Lampkin Fred Lockley and Bert Huffman. Meanwhile, the Anderson estate at Pendleton court house was auctioned by Charles H. Carter with J. B. Raley bidding high for land near Barnhart in Jacob's addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Charles B. Sampson
Portland
Hole City
Murle
Sampson
Jackson
Fred W. Lampkin
Fred Lockley
Bert Huffman
Mr. Sampson
J .C. Gallagher
Bolwe City
Jata Cynrhue
Salt for Divorce Forces Suit of Le Duc Couple
George Le Duc a Salvation Army drummer files for divorce from Minnie Le Duc on desertion grounds. The couple met by matrimonial correspondence and married after one day in January 1905 in the city. Minnie Le Duc left soon after and has lived apart. Peter lwear, attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George le Duc
Salvation Army Corps
Minnie le Duc
Myrick Post Office to Be Discontinued
The post office at Myrick Station on the W and C Rail will be discontinued on Monday. Officials say patronage has not been sufficient to justify ongoing maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrick
Weston Pushes Road Subsidy Plan From Weston
A movement to raise a subsidy for a county government road from Weston northward toward the cemetery seeks about 1500 dollars, with 1000 already in sight. Donors include 100 from Odd Fellows, 200 from Masons, 250 from Weston city, plus several 50 to 100 dollar subscriptions. A county court petition is being prepared for the May term. Weston Leader notes Dave Roberts keeps a fine game chicken collection, adding Red Cabans from George W. Means and a Gin Gray stag from Thomas E. Paine, with some sparring exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Sample
Ias
The
Odd Bellows
Masons
Dave Roberts
United States
George W. Means
North Carolina
Thomas E. Paine
Texas
Weston Leader
Mud Polluted Water Hits Athena Gravity System
Athena Press reports water in the city gravity system polluted after heavy rain Monday. Dirt settled in ditches at the head of the system, muddy water filtered through into the reservoir and main pipes. Efforts underway to prevent a recurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Athena Press
Jones Perry Wedding in Echo at Baptists Parsonage
Shelly Jones and Misa Constance Perry of Echo wed Thursday evening at the Baptisl parsonage with Rev. G. L. Hull officiating.
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OWL Tea
Tallman & Co
J. A. Owenhouse
Main Street
A. C. Ruby
Rosemary
Rockford
Tilnois
Winslow Brothers
Fide Block Jeweler-Opticiane
Pendleton, Oregon
Tases
Balle
Penile
Teans Os
Athena Merchant
Mclnityre
Nanton Wind
Ackerman and Campbell
Sumer
Atitena
William Mosgrove
Archie CG
McIntyre
Alt Society
Oregon
Royal M. Sawtelle Jeweler
H. L
Baker & Folsom
ITE Pc
Toff
Frank B. Clopton
East Court Street
Ontario
Burbridge & Carel
Court House
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