Milton Couples Are Joined In Marriage Milton Milton
Miss Grace Cooch weds Dan Hastings at groom's parents home in Milton Oregon in front of relatives and friends. Rev C H Hilton of the Christian church officiated. The bride wore white silk and roses. A banquet followed and the couple plan to live in South Milton. Louis Beardsley and Hattie Williams married in Walla Walla and return to Milton for a reception hosted by the groom’s sister. Over 2000 crates of strawberries shipped from Milton shipping houses. Prof W A Bacon to East trip. his bungalow to be built. Miss Rowena Thomas wins Columbia College music medal. Rebekah district convention held in Milton with modest attendance. officers named for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Ore
Grace Cooch
Dan Hastings
C. H. Hilton
Christian Church
South Milton
J. M. Compton
Louis Beardsley
Hattie Williams
Walla Walla
Wm. Frazier
W. A. Bacon
East
Bacon
Columbia College
Rowena Thomas
C. W. Thomas
Conservatory of Music
Robt, Vancil
M. E. Church
South
Ladies of Rebekah’s
Alex Manela
Freewater
Anna Reeves
Echo
Lauretta Williams
Nettle Myers
Helix
J. G
Warren Pioneer William O. Warren Died in Oroville Washington
Oroville May 26 William O Warren a pioneer died May 10 at his Oroville home after a stroke of apoplexy He would have been 70 in June He moved to Umatilla county in 1878 and owned a farm near Warren station He worked in the Pendleton courthouse and left a wife and six children including Kate M Alexander Marion Warren Grace Cougill Burt Warren Loundogin and Fred Warren He served in the Indian War in Oregon and was described as vigorous and a good neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oroville
Wash
William O. Warren
Umatilla County
Warren Station
Pendleton Court House
Kate M. Alexander
Wallowa
Marion Warren
Kipling
Grace Cougill
Grangeville
Ida
Burt Warren
Vancouver
B. C
George Loundogin
Chico
Fred Warren
Wenatchee
Warren
Oregon
Pendleton Visitors and Travelers Arrive for Local Interactions
A flurry of visitors and locals pass through Pendleton today with errands and social calls. A. Marshall and wife of Condon, James McKay of Condon, and Pat Rourke of Heppner mingle with Pendleton residents. The Pilot Rock wool sales draw John Ebetos and J. B. E. Smith, while Harold D. Scudder reports from Union County. Hotel St George hosts William Welles and wife, and J. W. Watkins arrives from Walla Walla with business associates. Others include A F Wilson of Athena, Lee Teutsch bound for Pilot Rock, Manuel Pedro and J. B. Smith heading to wool sales, Co F Walker from Seattle, and Thomas Robertson from Helix. A. Ruby, ex-Pendleton resident now in Portland, joins the contingent. A. Troy moves on toward Oakland after visiting Pendleton, and Otis Turner travels from Weston for pioneer reunion events. Dr. and Mrs. Clise from Vansycle canyon recount house fire, while A. W. Robinson returns from Hanford. Otto Didlon visits Freewater, J. F. Bruce and wife journey east with Laura Nash, Bessie Bentley arrives from Spokane to visit local families, and Eleanor Redfield plans trips to Heppner and Portland for social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Watkins
Wailea Walla
F. Wilson
Athena
Pendleton
Lee Teutsch
Pilot Rock
Manuel Pedro
J. BE. Smith
A. J. Troy
Eilers
Oakland
Cal
Otis Turner
Weston
Clise
Vansycle Canyon
Otto Didlon
East Oregonian
Freewater
J. F. Bruce
Sacramento
Calif
Laura Nash
Bessie Bentley
J. D. Bentley
Modesto
Col. J. M. Bentley
Spokane
Bentley
McCormmack
Eleanor Redfield
Roadmaster's
Heppner
Josephine Cameron
Portland
Former Congressman Jesse Overstreet Dies in Indianapolis
Indianapolis May 27 ex congressman Jesse Overstreet long time representative of Marion county died today. He served as chairman of the house committee on post offices and post roads and was defeated two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jesse Overstreet
Marion County
Overstreet
House Committee On
Henry E. Lacombe Elected President of New York Law Institute
In New York on May 27 Judge Henry E. Lacombe won the annual election to lead the New York Law Institute as president. His selection marks the culmination of the institute’s yearly vote among members for its executive head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Institute
New York
Henry E. Henry Lacombe
The
New York Law Institute
Taft Nominates Pendleton Postmaster Brown
President Taft designates James T. Brown as Pendleton Oregon postmaster. Brown currently holds the office, continuing in the role pending confirmation and an official appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Taft
James T. Brown
Pendleton
Oregon
Brown
Berry Pickers in Demand and Local News Notes
Weather report lists 46 to 66 degree range with 13 inches rainfall. Civic Club set to meet at city hall at 2 30 tomorrow. Berry harvests praised by John Vinson but shortages threaten crop. J S Landers to address The Dalles high school graduates tonight. Asa B Thomson resigns as Republican county chair. B W McComas appointed. June 14 next meeting to organize Matilla County delegates. Local anglers and carpenters to build fish ladders at government dam and main canal to aid trout in returning to river. H A Blatz of Ed win H Flag Scenic Co promotes Pendleton theatre prospects and hopes for a new playhouse with good attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8S. Landers
Portland
Dalles
Dalles High School
Mra. Landers
Prof. Landers
Republican County Central Committee
Court House
Asa B. Thomson
B. W. McComas
Matilla County
Pendleton
Aute
Government Dam
H. A. Blatz
Edwin H. Flagg
Mr. Blatz
Ladies Civic Club Seeks Flowers for Decoration Day
Mrs J A Fee, president, names committeewomen to gather flowers citywide for Decoration Day. North side: Mrs John Halley Jr, Mrs H D Jones, Mrs James Johns. West end: Mrs H J Bean, Mrs W A Storie, Mrs G I LaDow, Mrs Sarah Bond, Mrs E B Smith. South hill: Mrs C F Colesworthy, Mrs A J Owen. East end: Mrs S A Newberry, Mrs Fee. Flowers to be delivered to court house by 9 oclock Monday for veterans’ use. Children urged to gather blooms and leave with designated ladies or deliver to courthouse by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
J. A. Fee
North Side
John Halley, Jr
H. D. Jones
James Johns
West End
H. J. Bean
W. A. Storie
G. I. LaDow
Sarah Bond
EB. Smith
South Hill
C. F. Colesworthy
A. J. Owen
East End
S. A. Newberry
Fee
Court House
News That Brews In Athena's Midst
Athena May 27. Mr J J Raul Stone of Walla Walla was in the city on Monday and Tuesday. Mr R owns a ranch near Adams. Painters finished on the residence of Mr Koopke. Hawks the druggist was caught sneaking out of town with a fish basket rod and bait. Dudley west of town owns a fine auto. Lowell Rogers and wife of Adams arrived in a new 4500 machine. A lightning artist struck the Athena Cafe and Worthingtons' windows and escaped. Dan Kirk of Weaton was seen on the streets. Grandma Gherkins remains about the same. Zerba is painting his two story residence. George Kidder is the artist. Judge Jacobs is delivering lectures and building a porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena Cafe
Worthington's
Dan Kirk
Weaton
Grandma Gherkins
Zerba
George Kidder
Judge Jacobs
Veteran Woodward resident confined by age and illness
Woodward is home to Mr. La Hue a Civil War veteran confined by age and ailments yet cheerful. Prof Case reputedly moved to Hood River to hold property. Attorney Watts visited Pendleton and the agency. Three itinerant painters entered town. Kidder captured two, one escaped. Memorial services set at the Christian church Sunday 3 pm and cemetery Monday 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
la Hue
Prof. Case
Hood River
Attorney Watts
Pendleton
Kidder
Christian Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Grocery Co
East Court Street
Chattie Williams
Rebekahs
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom
W. O. Warren
Orville, Wash
Castoria
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta St
A. Marshall
Mollie Richmond
Hermiston
J. 3. Hughes
Prairie City
John Ebetos
Rock Cray
William Welles
Wattsburg
Hotel St. George
Harold D. Scudder
Spokesman-Review
Union County
Co. F. Walker
Seattle
West
Thomas Robertson
Balfour-Guthrie Company
A. ©. Ruby
A. W. Robinson
Hanford
Washington
Rose
Ingram’s Grocery
Newsy
Official Weather Report
Ladies Civic Club
John Vinson
J. J. Raulstone
Adams
Boston
Royal M. Sawtelle
Veweer & Pendleton
Farmers
J. A. Cresswell
of Farmers’ Union
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Pendleton Roller Mills
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