Personal mentions crowd Pendleton notes and visits
Montie Corbett of Kanyela and Laurimer Ellis of Express visited Pendleton while N. B. Rinehart, a stock man from North Yakima, toured through en route to Union. Mrs Abe Jones and Miss Hallie Strickland hosted friends, and others including Rev W B Potwine and J F Kinney were seen about town. Baseball umpire Babe Brown headed to Walla Walla after duties. Ernest Force of Monmouth plans a barber post in Athena. Fine goods listed from Nolf’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montie Corbett
Kanyela
Will Peterson
Athena
W. B. Potwine
Portland
Abe Jones
Jenne Salling
R. J. Stubblefield
Thompson Street
T. W. Goulding
Western Union Telegraph Company
Seattle
Babe” Brown
Walla Walla
Brown
Ernest Force
Monmouth
Pendleton
Nolf
Women’s Club Notes Highlight Local Activities
The Thursday Afternoon Club elected officers Mrs A C Guernsey president and Mrs J Halley Jr secretary. Reports show prosperity and a year’s good work. Plans include a flower show, prizes for student heat exhibit, and a lecture by Dr Bard on Tales of Life. Lewis and Clark materials distributed countywide. Athena and Pendleton clubs plan Oregon Day events and Lewis and Clark outreach, with local papers praised for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Guernsey
Oli
Charles Colesworthy
J. Halley, Jr
Guetnaoy
Jakobson
Dr. Bard
Walla Walla
Bard
CL B Wade
Umatilla
Wade
Maassachusetts Federation
Athena
Oregon
Pendleton Club
Athena Clube
Lewis and Clark
Boyd
Athen Press
Umatilla County
Willamette Valley
Lewis and Clark Club
Mosey Valley
Pen- Meton
la Grange
Union
Baker City
Basil Bushman in Custody for Horse Theft
Sheriff T D Taylor pursued Basil Bushman after a horse valued at $40 was borrowed from Peter Shallal and later sold to A McMasters for $20. Bushman was arrested on arrival in Portland and will be returned to Pendleton for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Shallal
T. D. Taylor
Portland
Hasl Bushman
Priday Las
Bushman
Shallal
Hushman
A. McMasters
Pendleton
Visit to Spokane by Weaver Family Ends Month Stay
Weaver and Mrs Weaver and daughter Gwyn dolin left for Spokane and Colfax Sunday for a month long visit. The party travels from East Oregon ian typographical force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Gwendolin
Spokane
Colfax
All barber shops close at 7 tonight except Saturday
Local directive orders barber shops to close at 7 o clock this evening and continue the policy thereafter with the sole exception of Saturday night. The measure affects all shops citywide and aims to regulate evening commerce patterns.
Pendleton Wool Scouring Mill Hires San Francisco Crew
Pendleton wool scouring mills begin operations with 16 San Francisco workers and plan to run day and night with a rising payroll. By next week a night shift will be added, and daily input reaches about four carloads while on hand inventory totals 1,260 pounds. Output so far is 3,500 pounds scoured and 6,000 pounds graded, with most product shipped to Hartford Connecticut. The Mill dominates local wool pricing, paying higher grower prices to secure year’s supply, and most output heads East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
San Francisco
Skippel
Hartford
Conn
Pendleton Miluses
Oregon City
Hotel Pendleton Open with 35 Rooms Ready
Hotel Pendleton announces 35 well furnished rooms available for occupancy this evening with plans to reach 40 to 45 by tomorrow. The rebuilt interior features new carpets beds and fresh paint along with telephones and a fire alarm in exterior rooms. Dining room expected to open for lunch tomorrow and guests are assured of courteous service and top accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Pendleton
Pacific Coast
Three Applicants Take Civil Service Examination
Three young men sat the civil service examination in the rooms of the Commercial Association under Examiner Ralph Howland. Papers were forwarded to Washington and the names kept secret by the board. About three months will pass before results are known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Association
Civil Service
Ralph Howland
Washington
Progress Club Meeting Sets Night in Courthouse
Pendleton progress club will meet at the courthouse tomorrow night May 6 to discuss important business. Full attendance is desired by order of the president. Oregon Pioneer Dead Mrs J HM Chastain died at her home on Juniper Flat near Tygh valley Sunday from la grippe. The funeral was at Tygh valley Tuesday. Ed Hayes of Seneca Missouri arrives to make Pendleton home with his mother and sisters. Miss Hayes came for health reasons ten months ago. The climate is hoped to improve her health and her brother plans to join them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Oregon
Getter
Ed Hayes
Seneca, Mo
Miss Hayes
Walla Walla Horse Show Pride as 112 Horses Parade
The Walla Walla horse show last Saturday featured 112 animals in parade form and drew enthusiasm from local horsemen who praised the exhibit as the finest ever held in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Wallia Walla
Thirteen New Circles Formed by Women of Woodcraft Tour
Wary Bertha Papainets leads an organizing tour for the Women of Woodcraft thirteen circles west of Miry. She will continue until July, visiting all Eastern Juria circles. During the trip she expects to organize about thirteen new circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Miry
Bertha Papainets
Woodcraft
Southern Oregon fruit spraying urged as key to markets
A. H. Carson of the state horticulture board reports increased spraying this year across Southern Oregon. Orchardists recognize clean fruit boosts marketability, while gasoline powered spray pumps grow in popularity for cost and efficiency. Josephine and Jackson counties show many engines and large orchard expansion with apples the leading fruit in acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Carson
State Board of Hortenture
Southern Oregon
Nne
Josephine County
Jackson County
Morenge
Messenger Boys Strike at Western Union Office
Manager Hall faced a mini strike Saturday as two messenger boys demanded higher wages and shorter hours and quit when denied. Replacements filled positions by morning. current schedule runs 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. with a dinner hour and a two hour lunch break. Walla Walla Statenman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manager Hall
Western Union Telegraph Office
Walla
Wally Statenman
First Wheat Shipment Over Lyle and Goldendale Road
The first shipment of wheat eight carloads arrived from Centerville Saturday, loaded on the Regulator at Lyle for the Balfour Guthrie Company. The line will carry 150,000 sacks to be shipped from Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle & Goldendale
Centerville
Regulator
Lyle
Balfour, Guthrie Company
Portland
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Frias
Rede
Dindinges, Wilson & Co
F. &S. Bitters
Tallman & CO
Otto Miescke
Court Street
Basil Bushman
Aries
Conrad Platzoeder
Hotel Pendleton
Progress Club
Messenger Boys
ST. Joe Store
W.j.clarke & CO
Ait Court Street
Stein- Bloch
Makers
Stein-Bloch
Boston
F. S. Younger & Son
Oregonian
Oregon Daily Journal
Prasier
Stan
M. A. Rader
Main and Webb
Cou
Court and
Thompe
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