City Briefs From a Fragmented Page
A jumble of short items mentions Hansen's sundae at Donald n a, various drinks at Alderson's soda fountain, and a Mass at the Eagle carnival. Notices advertise rental cottages at 400 Water Street and 302 Logan Street, a gardener position at Cunningham ranch Pilot Rock, and furnished housekeeping rooms. Also referenced are dry wood and a transfer company, with contact hints and a song title fragment Wakes Me Around Again Willie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen
Donaldn'a
Minnis
H. J. Bean
Cunningham Ranch
Pilot Rock
Donaldson
Water Street
Walters
Leathers Transfer Co
Nico
Logan Street
Willie
May carnival and sales notices at Eagle and nearby towns
A mixed page listing May events and offers including a carnival at Eagle May 29 with music and rides, a Ladies Milinery sale by Mrs Campbell, photography at Bowman's, and numerous local rental ads. Also advertisements for Goodman Hardware Co refrigerators, hosiery and bread from C Rohrman, a sale of phonographs, and Colorado colonization plans by Colonel Cullen aiming to settle Deer Trail area with Circassians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Bowman's
Bridge
South Main Street
Goodman Hardware Co
Main Street
W. Webb Street
Peoples Warehouse
U. S. Health & Accident Insurance Co
Saginaw
Mich
Western Office
Marcum
Portland
Ore
Wreck at Meacham Delays Important Passenger Train
A freight wreck at Meacham derailed several cars into a ditch delaying the westbound OR & N train No. 1 this afternoon. No injuries were reported though the track was blocked for the day. The delayed passenger train would have arrived on time if not for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meacham
New Man at Boston Store
F Blanton recently from Chicago with extensive clothing experience takes charge of the Boston Store clothing department and window dressing A valued addition to the staff comes from Chicago and New York reading establishments to enhance the popular shop
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
F. Blanton
Chicago
Mr. Blanton
New York
Peter West Divorce Record Dispute Cited by West
Peter West a noted divorce attorney disputes a May 26 Oregonian claim of 307 divorces, noting his official records show 9156 divorces in Umatilla County courts. A Yakima dealer paid 1600 dollars for a car load of apples for export, valued at about 2650 dollars per unit. In Shenandoah Pa, Charles-Wason fatally shot 14 year old Mary Rotinsky for refusal to marry. report urged reading the East Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter West
Oregonian
West
East Oregonian
Umatilla
HH. M. Gilbert
Yakima
Shenandoah, Pa
Charlea Wason
Mary Rotinsky
Notable Local Briefs Pass Through The City
A string of personal mentions from Walla Walla to Echo, Athena and Hermiston fills the city pages. Con Dufty and Mrs. Ben Burroughs visit for brief business and family matters, while WG Ware joins Tallman Drug Co. in town. Other travelers include Mrs. J. P. Ford, W. W. Pankey, W. K. Norris, and J. T. Langley returning from regional work and wreck recovery. Mrs. John Vert funds Caledonian picnic guests, with correspondents Lulu Lorenz and A. A. Sheuerman active in paper circles. Mrs. Jarome A. Russell plans Pendleton and Walla Walla trips for graduation events, as local officials and farmers move through for district duties and trade arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Dufty
Walla Walla
LW. Ware
Los Angeles
Tallman Drug Company
Ben &. Burroughs
Athena
Mre
J. P. Ford
Pomeroy
W. W. Pankey
Echo
John Vert
Ting
Caledonian
Edward Manassee
Mies Lulu RK
Lorenz
East Oregonjut
Oregon Daily Journal
Milton
Freewater
A. A. Sheuerman
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Bpokane
Seattle
Portland
Northwest
Mra Co. K. Bland
Hermiston
BE. N. Caw
National Farmers’ Edocational and Co-operative Union of America
Hood River
J. T. Langley
O. R. & N. Piswiger
Umatilla
Voting for Carnival Queen Ends in Tight Race
VOTING FOR CARNIVAL QUEEN continues with no new tally since Saturday. Next count tonight will reveal final standings. Leading votes: Freda Hegerth 201 Hazel Wyrick 163 Irene Lyman 120 Frances On bore 114. other names follow with single to double digits and several listed as having one vote.
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Freda Hegerth
Hazel Wyrick
Irene Lyman
Frances Onbore
Lilian Smith
Irene Lynde
Mabel Bickers
Hasel Hanson
Marle Steuart
Daphne Stewart
Delia Crawford
Gladys Lane
Beulah Smith
Lucile Tarbett
Agnes Denny
Sibyl Cole
Annabell Crawford
Lola Curl
Mlaneh Caldwell
Amanda Mum
Ruth Smith
Pheera Shutt
Alwilda Newquint
Alma Egmerth
Mabel Wilson
Minnie Grow
Kathleern McFaul
Olive Gwinn Aind
Muriel Saying
Wool Sales Postponed In Heppner Oregon
Wool sales in Morrow county postponed due to sheep shortage. Originally set for May 28 and 29 in Heppner, the sales will be held June 4 and 6 with an expected stock of over 1,900,000 pounds in Heppner warehouses.
Busy Week in Pendleton Tells Of Carnivals and Events
Pendleton Oregonian lists a packed week of events from May 22 to June 1 including Pendleton Academy class day exercises, musical and elocution programs, Eagles carnival, parade and Decoration Day observances, Sells-Floto circus, and merchants sales for the M E church building fund. Alumni meet at Armory Hall tonight at 7 30 to elect officers and plan a later reception. officers listed. Also a note to save money and see the Hagie carnival May 9 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Euat Oregonian
Pendleton Academy
Presbyterian Church
Johnson Streets
M. B. Church Building Fund
Eagies
Pendleton Merchants
M. E. Church Building Fund
Alumni Association of
Pendleton High School
Armory Hall
F. W. Lampkin
Eva Froome
Bon 8
Burroughs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch
Oregon
Louis Hunziker
Optician
Main St
Chase & Sanborn
C. Rohrman
Columbia Phonograph
Outfit
Firet Elas
Bert Wilson
Schmidt Building
Rohrmany
Colorado
Routt County
Utah
O. C. Cullen
Denver News
Cullen
Denver
Speer
Colonel Cullen
Deer Trail
Huylers
New York City
ALC
Ecra
The
Jarome A. Russell
St. Paul's School
Imogen
Ruth
Mist Julie Florence Walse
Lydia E. Pinakham
J. F. Walsh
W. S6th St
Lydis
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Monkey
Hagie Carnival
Frank
B. Clopton
E.court
Lewis Hunter
Royal M. Sawtelle
Jeweller
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