City Brevities and Local Sales Notes
A jumble of notices from Gratz's and Inland Empire Piano House advertise daily foods, fresh tamales, clothing, and pianos. Classifieds promote sales at the Boston Store, hotel and rental listings, and upcoming events at Mupic hall, with various job and household offers across Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tautsch’s
1 & Clark
Gratz’s
Preferida
Court Street
Mra P
On & Swageurt
Bridge
Delta
Cr. Irvin
Torr
Hmrm
Inland Empire
Bauer
Mary Street Bridge
Itiown
Scranton
T. W. Bracking
Heal
Grocer Hearts Find Joy in Simple Local Pride
A brief, upbeat note from a small town vendor expressing gratitude for steady sales and community support. The message highlights friendly exchanges with customers and the satisfaction of serving neighbors with familiar goods.
Personal mentions in Athena and nearby towns
A stream of brief notes lists residents visiting the city or traveling for business. C Ranter of Athena, A L Swageart of Athena, Mrs J Michael of Athena, and Mrs J Morrison of Arlington are noted visitors. J W Percinger of Adams attended court as juror. J A Alakivy departed to serve sheriff’s papers in Potts country. Joseph Culper of La Grande visits en route home from Portland. Fred Lockley of East Oregonian heads to Echo Butter Creek area. Blanche Whittemore, recently in the Delu, takes a similar job at Dutton’s Candy Kitchen on Ma SLE.
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M. Blakley Teft
Bastland
la Grande
Portland
Fred Lockley
East Oregonian
Echo
Butter Creek
Umatilla
Misa Blanche Whittemore
Delu
Dutton
Candy Kitchen
Ma Sle
Frank Cox Platt Case: Boy At Large After Grandfather Bail
Frank Cox Platt, known by both names, left home amid salmon theft protests and legal trouble. He was warned, fined 50 dollars for violating game laws, and briefly jailed before his mother secured the remaining fine. His grandfather had tried to shield him by standing surety and employing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolen Mille
Frank Cox
Frank Platt
Cox
Methodist Church Revival At Thompson Street Church
Protracted meetings at the Methodist Episcopal church continue despite bad weather. The revival has strong attendance, with several additions and continued afternoon and evening services this week. Rev. W. E. Armfield of Athena assists Rev. Warner and may stay over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. Earmfield
Athena
Warner
Indian Held to Federal Jury for Horse Theft
An Indian from the reservation was arrested for stealing a horse from another Indian. He brought the horse to town and sold it to a man named William Reed. He was examined before Commissioner John Hailey and held for the federal grand jury meeting in Portland next June. He is in the county jail and expected to furnish $200 to regain his freedom in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Luke
Allan Barnpart
William Reed
John Hailey
Federal Grand Jury
Portland
Johnson and Williams Married in Little Rock
Word reaches this city that Thomas I. Johnson of Jacksonville Mississippi and Miss Zada Williams of Little Rock Arkansas were married there on November 1 with Judge W M Kavanaugh officiating. The ceremony was described as a very pretty affair attended by 26 guests. The bride is the daughter of Ja M J Hendricks of Little Rock.
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Thomas ' I. Johnson
Jacksonville
Miss
Zada Williams
Little Rock
Ark
W. M. Kavanaugh
Lite Rock
Ja. M. J. Hendricks
Joint social seaview notice by Viola and Magnolia Lodges
Viola Lodge No 114 and Magnolia Lodge No 24 announce a joiot social seaview on Friday evening November 13 with music and refreshments. P G M C Hogin will speak to members. All members and their wives are cordial invited to attend. Committee.
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U. W
Viola Lodge
Magnolia Lodge
Seaview
P. G
M. C
C. Hogin
Dead Horse Buried on Baseball Grounds
A dead horse found Monday afternoon on the baseball grounds was buried today by order of the city marshal. The animal had been driven there by its owner as a mercy death during pneumonia recovery. J. W. Chandler, critically ill with typhoid pneumonia, has been moved to his uncle Thomas Chandler's home and is slowly improving.
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J. W. Chandler
Thomas Chander
Ohio dedicates Battle Ridge Monument in Chattanooga
Ohio honors soldiers of the Battle of Mission Ridge with a monument in memory of their service. Governor Nash addresses the dedication at 11 am on the battlefield, presented to the Chickamauga Chattanooga National Park Commission, with General H. M. Boynton accepting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Field
Chattanooga
Tenn
Knights of the Maccabous Reserve Fund Promotion
A fragment notes the Knights of the Maccabous investing a large reserve fund and promotes fraternal protection. It mentions J. 3. Kees and District Deputy G. A. Graves as contacts. The wording suggests a recruitment or insurance-like message emphasizing value of membership.
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Knights of the Maccabous
Wee J. 3. Kees
G. A. Graves
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bargai
Teutsch
BIG Department Store
Weutsch's
Martin's
Brvin
Pendicion
Joerger
Boston
Muse
Nat's
Schiffler
Nolls
Peoples Warehouse
E. Q
Willow Street
Seibert & Schulz
Schilling
A.C. Koeppen & Bros
Mre
J. Morrison
Arlington
Frank Cox-Platt Case
Williame-Johnson
Rhaeuna
Ohio
Mission Ridge
Judd Block
John Halley
Teutsch's
Rchool
W. Columbia River Railroad
Carbund Jolx
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Room
Despain Bik
Wilson Heater
Pendleton
Wilson
Thompson
Main St
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