Pendleton Social News Highlights and Arrivals
Pendleton clans and guests fill the social column with visits from Hastings of Wanttown New York to Davie of West Alt and Kinne relations en route to California. Births are announced for Mr and Mrs Charles Lewis Applecarth Jr in Baltimore, with Bibs Virginia christening. Social events include a luncheon hosted by Mrs James Johns Jr honoring Mrs Songstake of Portland, plus chrysanthemums and chatter. A long roster of locals and visitors—Sturgis, Puller, Ward, Castes, Griffin, Shelly, Kelly, and many others—are noted at events, travel, and engagements, with Madame Schumann Heink concert attendance and a special student fare announced for holiday travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisle Kinne
Ernes
Hastings
Wanttown
New York
Mr. Davie
Mr. Kinne
California
Canada
Oregon
Pendleton Friends
Charles Lewis Applecarth, Jr
North Charlestreet
Baltimore
Mre Sibyl Clapton
Virginia
Mra James Johns Jr
Mra
Cord Songstake
Portland
Harold Toung
Place Cartle
James Sturgis
Spokane
D. B. Puller
United States
New Yorkers Celebrate Divorce Banquet in Reno
New Yorkers gathered at the Riverside Hotel for a banquet marking the approach of the time when their divorce suits may be filed. The event, organized by Mrs. W C Randall, wife of the former Speaker’s nephew, drew many from the divorce colony and featured a large hall and banquet atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Niverside
WC. Randall
Samo
Randall and Kutsis celebrate holidays with New York guests
Randall among the Kutsis and guests from New York and nearby cities plan celebrations on Thanksgiving Christmas and New Year's. The report notes expectations the colony will grow with arrivals from the east including names such as Robert Hoe Jr John Harten Rhoades and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Robert Hoe Jr
John Harten Rhoades
Helen Deiches
Irene Wagner Phillips
Blen Faith
W. D. Loucks
Elinabeth Nichola
New York
Carrie Ridley
New York Judge Fends Off Flirtation Claim
In New York on November 4 a court scene opened with feminine snorts and sniffs as Julee Louis Globe declared women lawyers lack professionalism. Judge Gibbe responded by questioning attire and addressing gendered expectations, while Miss Anne Verger of Philadelphia challenged the remark amid tension in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis Globe
Gibbe
Mies Anne Verger
Philadethia
Alexander the Myxtle Teases Minds in Oregon Theater
Large crowds greet a telepathy program as Alexander the Myxtle impressively answers crowd written questions. He claims to read minds from envelopes left on stage and then names questioners, offering personal guidance while avoiding direct touch or contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myst Whee
Oregon Theater
Alexander the Myxtle
Ble Qhemtower
Alexander
St. Alexander
Bankrupt Charley Stanton Faces Creditors Meeting
In the District Court of Oregon a bankruptcy case for Charley Stanton is filed. Charles Stanton of Helix is declared bankrupt and creditors meeting will be held at Pendleton Oregon to prove claims and examine the bankrupt. The notice is dated November 10, 1908, Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Oregon
Charley Stanton
Charles Stanton
Helix
Umatilla
Pastriet Aforces
Sid Charles Stanton
Diag
Bankinot
Hie
Wndersigned
Bankriptcy
Pendleton
Timnatine County
Regen
Dacet
Fed
Wooboe
Ore
Madison County Mystic Seance Ends Pendleton Run
The Simla Seance portion featured mystic Alexander answering questions about marriage and divorce with blunt, often humorous refusals and assurances. He mixed tricks of magic and sleight of hand for a varied program, concluding with his trunk mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trathet Hin
Hoth Min
Alesander
Ste
Simla
Alexander
Tiiner
Rinkind
Pileton
How a Druggist Cured His Kidney Trouble
A 1915 letter from J. W. Hanan, a druggist in Earl Lynne, Missouri, extols Dr Kilmer SwampRoot curing his kidney and bladder issues after extensive use. He praises it as a meritorious remedy and urges readers to request a sample and a booklet by sending ten cents to Kilmer Company. Regular bottles offered at drug stores nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
J. W. Hanan
Earl Lynne
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Pendleton Daily
Best Oregonian
Hamburg Brust Thee cold cure tea promotes relief
An old advertisement suggests Hamburg Breast Tea as a remedy for colds and grip. It claims a tablespoonful steeped in boiling water, strained, and drunk relieves congestion and loosens bowels. The note touts low cost and harmlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
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SOC Cie
Jweiiner
Joe Parks
Miwide Brewster Noth
Parkes
James Johns
Jeare
Chik
James A. Pee
Mr. and
Mre
F E Judd
Seattle
Ohattine
John’ Euette
Songslake
Harold Year
Daities Johns Sr
Jerard
Coles
Kavanagh
Merlé Cheeman
Fred Heft
Nolin
Doe
T. Waugh
Mlet Rock
Charles Alspach
Harry G. Wortman
Medford
The
Pilot Rock
Lloyd Riches
Stanfield Standard
Robert N. Standerd
Portiind
J. Dp
Athena
Portlnnd
It. Griffin
Walfula
Northen Pacific
Murraine H. Shelly
Milton
Jeff Kelly
Hay Creek
Washington
Herre & GN
Thsef Nolin le
Thi Kl George
Mase
Hallwey
A. Ceppowk
Sertetdia
Pumbleton
Virgi W. Smith
Pilot Meek Wat
Vlatters
J. J Causey
OB. Baker
Moichim
Chamberlain
Ukiah
Jame Sturgis
H. ¥. Warren
John Dickson
W. P Temple
Westbrooke Dwkeon
Exman Zimmerman
Will Kearns
PF. W, Vincent
Miley Eleanor Vincent
McCorms
James Hicks
Pwaenger
Ea Ae
New England
Marine Entertainers
Oregon Theatre
Chas. K. Harris
SON
Helen Holmes
Mutual Star
Gignal Studios
Tastime
Sila
Juste
THOR
Fitzgerald
Freferee
Ray
Universal Food Chopper Cobblers
Wm. Hanscom
B. L. Burroughs
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