City Briefs Mixed Local Commerce And Real Estate Notices
Nursed. U C Rader. Carpeta-Rader-Carpeta. Leathers' Transfer, Phone Main 611. A dandy trade we have had, thank you. Hamley, Price reductions, Incorporation sale Boston store, best ever. Pendleton Business College is endorsed by businessmen. Pendleton Business college haa no equal. Writé for catalogue. John Guagen's Family Negro store, Court St., opposite Golden Rule hotel For Hent-Store or office room in building. Inquire at Hotel Street. For Sale-Complete works Charles Level and Bulwer Lytton. Inquire at this office For Rent-Newly furnished house keeping rooms. Apply 301 South Martin street. For fine shoe repairing, see Greenawald & Headstrom at Teutsch's Department Store. Shoes repaired while you wait by Greenawald & Headstrom at Teutsch's Department Store. The incorporation mix of the Boston store in bona fide. You will see the reductions in prices very plainly. Dr. Amy Currin will move her office to the Smith-Crawford building about November 26 and will occupy rooms 4A and 7 Dr. J. A. Bert will, after December 1, occupy the rooms in the Savings Bank building now occupied by Dr. J. Smith, Hotel Oregon, corner Seventh and Stark Streets, Portland, is the newest and most modern house In the city. Rates $1 per day and upward, European plan. Free bars. The grill room is the handsomest and most unique on the Pacific coast, and prices are no higher than in places less attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U C
Hamley
Boston
Pendleton Business College
John Guagen
Naguor
Court St
Golden Rule Hotel
Hent
Hotel Stree
Charles Level
Bulwer Lytton
Tbhia
Matin Street
Greenawald & Headstrom
Testech's Department Store
Teutsch's Department Store
Amy Currin
Smith-Crawford
Hotel
Oregon
Seventh and
Stark Streets
Portland
Pacific Coast
Lees
UC Rader
Nufsec
Rader
Gormely
New Tailor
E Court Street
Hamsey
Hamsey'e
Telephone Stables
W. F. Cook
Gormely's
New Tiller
Frazer
Craghead
Mutual Life Office
EE. W. Saunders
John Schmidt
Coast House
Umatilla
Washington
Main Street
New Eye Close Mounting Holds Firm and Smooth
A new eye close mounting is designed to stay fixed and resist wrinkles, staying firmly in place without shifting or sagging. The device provides stable adhesion, preserving appearance and comfort for the wearer.
Local Business Cards and Classifieds Pack Readable Ads
An assortment of small ads lists furniture and tailoring services at Rader and Gormely, housekeep ing rooms for rent, alfalfa stables, fashion at Hamsey and Frazer theater blocks. Also offers for sale planes, piano tuning, and agent recruitment with addresses in Athena and Umatilla County Oregon.
McMinn Concert Tomorrow and Eugene Sunday School Convention
Program notes for a McMinn concert include trombone solos and overtures with selections by Raymond and Thomann. A Thanksgiving dinner ad lists oysters turkeys ducks and dessert items. Charles Smith of Pilot Rock departs for Ashland to seek land. Lane County Sunday School association holds a Eugene convention with large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMott & Co
Ashland
Charles Smith
Pilot Rock
Personal notices from Pendleton visits and arrivals
Darnell the well known school teacher is in the city today. William Bwash of Sumpter arrived last night for a brief visit. J. B. Howard visited from La Grande. Miss L. Fort Lorens went to Echo for Oregon Daily Journal work. William Perkins of Cold Springs left yesterday for Spokane on business. William DeWesse and daughter from Echo visiting today. H. T. Booth of Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company is in the city on business. Mrs. Elwood Clark visited yesterday with Mrs. Glenn Winslow while en route to Yale to join her husband. William Lowell and Everett Sherk, Parsons' academy students from Walla Walla, arrived last evening and stay until after Sunday. Sam Purdy, former Umatilla county resident, was in the city last evening en route from Athena to Medford. Ben Kinser of Silverton arrived to visit his sister, Mrs. BE. W. Myers. He is an electrician and may locate in Pendleton. Rev. H. Wyre Jones, state evangelist of the Baptist church, arrived from Baker City and will hold services at the First Baptist church this coming week. Mrs. Claud Paxson, visiting her mother, Mrs. W. A. Kelway, for three months, left this morning for Springfield Mo. Both Mr. and Mrs. Paxson plan to return to Pendleton next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darnell
William Bwash
Sumpter
J. B. Howard
la Grande
Mins L. Ft
Lorens
Echo
Oregon Daily Journal
William Perkins
Cold Springs
Spokane
William DeWesse
H. T. Booth
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Elwood Clark
Glenn Winslow
Yale
Wiliam Lowell
Everett Sherk
Parsons’ Academy
Walla Walla
Sam Purdy
Umatilla County
Lhst
Athena
Medford
Ben Kinser
Silverton, Or
Mra
BE. W. Myers
Pendleton
H. Wyre Jones
The
Baptist Church
Oregon
Baker City
First Baptist Church
Claud Paxson
W. A. Kelway
Springfield
Disgusted Minister Issues Raw Financial Report
A retiring Oregon minister publishes a candid financial and statistical church report for the past quarter detailing members received and dismissed, salaries, and other figures. He resigns as pastor, notes the pulpit is vacant, and invites candidates to correspond with the presiding elder while lampooning pastoral expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarcnam
Oregon
Feld
Balary
Talmage
Spurgeon
Charles Wenley
Isaac Watts
Paul the Apostle
Peter the Evangeliat
Digging Up Hop Yards Amid Low Prices In Lane County
The hop market downturn deters Wil eette growers with several yards slated for abandonment and few new hop houses planned. Marion Davis of Springfield reports yard grubbing starting on a 10 acre plot while others like George A. Dorris Campbell and Walker and T. D. Linton plan minimal work next year. Forecasts indicate costs similar to this year with yields likely below a third of a crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
West Side
Marion Davis
Springfield
George A. Dorris
Campbell & Walker
Luck Family Welcomes Seven Pound Son
A seven pound son was born this morning at the home on West Court street to Mr. and Mrs. John Luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Luck
West Court Street
Starving Australian deserter among Kamchatka natives
John Cassius, an Australian former crewman of the whaling bark John and Winthrop, is starving amid Kamchatkan natives after deserting at Santa Bay last season. Offered reprieve to civilization, he declined due to alleged cruelty aboard the vessel and now survives by stealing food and sparse vegetation as winter endures. The article notes the natives refused sustenance, leaving Cassius without food beyond scavenging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cassius
John
Winthrop
Kamchathan Peninsula
Cassius
Stanta Bay
Winthrop Thia
Desertion on a whaler leads to peril among natives
Shanta bay Cassius stayed aboard the vessel for a week and refused return home. The schooner Gotama, arrived yesterday, reports crew members A. Goldskie and F. Smith. They found Cassius emaciated after desertion 60 miles inland and said natives shun him, denying food, while fearing his death this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanta Bay
Cassius
Gotama
A. Goldskie
F. Smith
Casculse
John
Winthrop
Goldokie
Smith
Excellent progress for Queen Esther at high school
The high school plans a major production of Queen Esther directed by Prof. Robinson who has staged the work in many cities across Washington and the Northwest. Chorus singers will train under his guidance with rehearsals to begin Monday at 7 20 p m in the high school gym. Separate note reports work underway on a new five story stone brewery at The Dalles costing 30 000 dollars with a main building of 40 by 80 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Robinson
Rather
Washington
Eather
Belshassar
Northwest States
Oregon City
W. J. Bryan
Sam Jones
The
Dalles
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Outin
Flanelette Kimo
Wwe
Annelette Kimo
Neletti
Kimo
Kimo- Tillie
Kimo“Lai
Lee Teutsch’s Dept. Store
J. A. Bert Will
Savings Bank
J. Smith
Louis Hunziker
M'Minn
Ethiopia
al Johns
Congo
Johnson
Hankey Ag
McMinn
Raymond
Thomann
Ertatt
Bratton
Rowy
Lane County Sunday School Association
Fugene
Koeppen’s
A. ©. Koeppen
Pendleton, Oregon
Ren
Jotn
Stanlypple
Nein Wrfen
Ladtiow
Iniila
Bor
Queen Esther
Frazier’s Book Store
Agenta
Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co
Victor
Columbia Graphophone
J. A. Owenhouse
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