Social notes from Walla Walla and nearby towns
A long list of local visitors and residents in Walla Walla and Pendleton includes Frank F Wamsley and family, L G Frazier, Alderman H T Johnson and family, T Johnson of Heppner visiting the Golden Rule, J T Donnelly of Baker City, and many others. Also mentions Miss Claire Moussy visiting the city, Kasper Van Dran and Mrs. Van Dran in town, and Mrs Edward Long visiting her brother George Gillett. Fire at Fort Hamilton barracks involved Major Powell's cavalry horse hauling an engine with no serious losses.
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Frank F. Wamsley
Equalla Walla
F. B. On
Walla
M. A. Run
Walla Walla
L. G. Frazier
H. T. Johnson
T. Johnson
Heppner
J. T. Donnelly
Baker City
John Vert
J. A. Churchill
Pendleton Friends
HP. Ralfe
Luke Hawley
Ralph Wade
Harry Thompson
the Savings Bank
M. M. Cubbin
Messrs
W. E
J. G. Woods
Moro
Pendleton
B. M. Cummings
Eugene
B. A. Marquis
Adams
Arthur Funk
C. E. Davis
J. A. Blakley
C C. Sharp
Steven B. L. Penrose
Whitman College
B. L. Sheridan
Echo
Jerry King
Salem
Claire Moussy
Kasper van Dran
Edward Long
Myrtle Gillett
Portland
George Gillett
Western Union
W. D. Bristow
J. Hanscom
E. F
L. E. Hanscom
McMinnville
Yambill County
United States
Fort Hamilton
N. Y
Powell
C W. Smith
Theodore Danner
Little Rock
Ark
William Scott
Jacob Copliinger
Coplinger
Inter-scholastic track meet thrills Union Baker City Pendleton
A thousand spectators watched Union Baker City and Pendleton at Simpson-Perringer track for an inter-scholastic meet. Cronin led with top finishes while Kelly of Baker City claimed a special gold medal for his day. Brown of Baker City won the mile relay in a hard fought finish as Pendleton’s Pierce tired near the tape. Whitman College officials Merritt and Lasater supervised the event, promising future stars for Eastern Oregon colleges.
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Simpson-Perringer
Union
Baker City
Pendleton
Cronin
Kelly
Louis Hunziker
Tun
Brown
Pierce
Oregon
W. Merritt
Fred Lasater
Whitman College
Wyrick
Hartman
Arnspiger
Allen
Leeser
Mitchell
L. Cronin
R. Cronin
Chandler
Mulvehill
Neil
Dodson
Williams
Arnepiger
Foster
Mulve- Hill
Newton
Many Excursionists on Walla Walla Special
About 1,200 Pendleton residents purchased tickets for the Washington city excursion. Twenty coaches pulled by two engines ran the noon special, with half of the cars fired when started, carrying an estimated 1,000 people from Pendleton.
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Walla Walla
Washington City
Pendleton
Pendleton Wins Again as Pendleton Defeats Dayton 3-1
Pendleton beat Dayton 3 to 1 in a Saturday game after a stronger recent form. Earlier that afternoon Walla Walla defeated Colfax 4 to 1, while Sunday’s game saw Dayton edge Pendleton by one point 6 to 4.
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Palouse Boys
Pendleton
Dayton
Walla Walla
Colfax
Belleu-Stubblefield and Miss Ella Stubblefeld Wed in Pendleton
Belleu Stubblefield and Miss Ella Stubblefeld, both of Pendleton, were married yesterday at 5 pm at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. W. King officiating. The couple will reside in Pendleton after the ceremony.
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Hertie Bellew
Ella Stubblefeld
Pendleton
Sp. m
Baptist Parsonage
Rev. W. King
Peneton
Sheriff Taylor Visits Colfax on Brief Court Witness Visit
Sheriff T. D. Taylor traveled to Colfax yesterday on a short business trip. He appeared as a witness in a criminal case before the circuit court then in session there.
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Taylor
Colfax
T. D. Taylor
Circuit Court
Death of H. B. Nelson Weston pioneer brickmaker
Weston mayor H Rf Nelson died at his home Saturday evening after a five week illness triggered by a minor stroke and asthma linked to heart trouble. Funeral services were held at his house with Rev W E Potwine officiating. Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows provided escorts. Nelson, a 30 year Weston resident, owned a major brick yard in the Inland Empire and is survived by his widow and two children. Clark Nelson previously served as deputy in County Assessor Strain’s office.
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H. Rf. Nelson
Weston
Oregon
W. E. Potwine
Knights of Pythias
Nelson
Odd Fellows
War Place
Inland Empire
J. W. Chastain
Milton
Clark Nelson
Adventists Camp Meeting Closes at Byers Grove
The Adventists ended their annual camp meeting in Byers grove after two weeks of strong effort. Saturday night added 26 new members to the church, with several more joining throughout the event. Elders may hold a protracted meeting in Pendleton and move a gospel tent to a convenient city location if approved.
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Pendleton
Oil for the Body Emulsion touted as best nourishment
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as vital for wasting diseases. It claims the product feeds, nourishes, and strengthens when food fails, urging doctors to recommend it for all ages. A free sample offer is extended from Scott & Bowne, 09 Pearl Street, New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Gog
Pearl Street
New York
Inquiries Rise for Colville Reservation Homesteads
In Stevens and Ferry counties Washington a surge of homestead activity targets the ceded Colville Indian reservation lands along the Kettle River and near Marcus. Maps overstating Indian claims misled settlers, boosting delays. Now settled tracts emerge, with rich valleys, water, and mining districts like Pierce Lake inviting new homes.
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Washington Reservation
Colville
Homeseekers
Calville Indian Reservation
Stevene County
Kettle River
Ferry County
Marcus
Stevens County
Pierce Lake
Former Pendleton Boy Attains High Scholarly Honor
The Rev. Horace M Ramsey son of W M Ramsey formerly of Pendleton and now at Columbia University has been appointed Instructor in Semitic languages at the Geneva theological seminary New York City He is 22 and has a long record of study including Pacific University California Temple Emanu El Fellow and Eigenbradt Fellow He was a former Sunday School pupil at Church of the Redeemer and is praised for rapid advancement His elder brother serves as an officer in the United States Marine Corps.
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W. M. Ramsay
Pendleton
la Grande Observer
Horace M Ramsey
W. M. Ramsey
Columbia University
Geneva!heological Seminary
New York City
The
Pacific University
Seminary
Episcopal Church In
California
University of California
Te Heind Temple Emanu Eil
Wuniveralty
Ramsey
Marine Corpse
United States
Salem View: Thomas B Kay Visits Pendleton
Thomas B. Kay of Salem, former chair of the last legislature ways and means committee, toured Pendleton Sunday. Known as the watch dog of the treasury, he promoted business urgency over sentiment and opposed large Indian war veterans funding. Kay runs the Salem Woolen Mills, learning the trade from his late father, Hon. T. B. Kay.
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Thomas B. Kay
Salem
Pendleton
Kay
Treasury
Stonebroker Farm deed transfers gold to Pendleton area plot
Melissa M. Stonebroker transfers $2,000 to Jerome Stonebroker for the east half of the northwest quarter of lots 7 and 8 and the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 23 in township 1 range 32 east, property in and near Pendleton.
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Melissa M. Stonebroker
Jerome Stonebroker
Pendleton
California Relics Unearthed in Shasta County
UC paleontologists report rich finds in Shasta County caves. They unearthed about 4000 specimens, including 17 extinct animal species. Notable discoveries include polished bone and stone tools possibly used as utensils or weapons by prehistoric humans.
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Shasta County
Universty
California
Hatley testifies in Colfax as court sits in session
Thomas G. Hatley arrives in Colfax to testify in a criminal case before the ebreuk court now in session. Orie Knight and Harry Dupuis of Western Union telegraph service have gone to Walla Walla. L. W. Damon of the Modern School of Commerce at La Grande heads the shorthand department and is in the city today.
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Thomas G. Hatley
Colfax
Ebreuk
Orie Knight
Harry Dupuis
Western Union Telegraph Messeng Service
Walla Walla Y
L. W. Damon
Modern School of Commerce
la Grande
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