Newsy Notes Of Pendleton
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to Dwight Warren and Alice Irene Maxon both of this county. The case of L C Sharps versus Charles A Lobaugh has been settled and dismissed from the circuit court docket. Mrs McNorman has been seriously ill with pneumonia poisoning but is recovering. D K Bell sues F M Coe for 137 85 for hay delivered between October 1 and November 25. Peter Baker and wife of McKay Creek exhibited a large lemon grown in a hot house. Rev Charles Quinney conducted the funeral of Robert J Slater in Portland and interment was in River View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Warren
Alice Irene Maxon
This County
L. C. Sharps
Charles A. Lobaugh
Circuit Court
D. K. Bell
F. M. Coe
Raley
Peter Baker
McKay Creek
R. J. Slater
Charles Quinney
Church of the Redeemer
Portland
Robert J. Slater
Riverview
Guardian Appointed for Weston Siblings by Judge Maloney
Ernest Ross of Weston is named guardian for his minor brothers Roy Jordan and Homer Lexerne Rosa and his sister Marjorie Ross by Judge Maloney. Their mother is deceased and the father petitioned for guardianship after a relative left a small monetary sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Ross
Weston
Maloney
Roy Jordan
Homer Lexerne Rosa
Marjorie Ross
Realty Transfers and Stores Closure Notice
Realty transfers list several conveyances with varied grantees and prices in Weston and Pilot Rock, including Minnie F Walker and Henry Waddingham for 1500, Wesley W Harrah to M N Warren for 500, John Laurila to James Hartsaff, and Edward C Simon to Hattie J Davis. Want Stores to Close: churches urge local businesses to close tomorrow from 10 am to 4 pm. merchants have not yet acted but major stores plan a full day closure, barber shops noon closures on holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie F. Walker
Weston
Henry Waddingham
McArthur
Wesley W. Harrah
M. N. Warren
John Laurila
James Hartsaff
Edward C. Simon
Pilot Rock
Hattie J. Davis
J. W. Tallman
Commercial Club
Hollanys
Milton Man Charged with Rape in Local Case
Lioyd Sullivan, a 27 year old Milton laborer, was brought to the county jail after waiving preliminary examination. He was bound over on $2000 bond as the grand jury weighs an aggravated rape charge involving a 16 year old girl encountered while walking. The case has aroused strong sentiment in Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Lioyd Sullivan
Sullivan
Not This Tom Wood in the City Football Coach Tale
A Tom Wood at Warren Construction Co is mistaken for a Cornell alumnus and football player. The paper once claimed a Tom Wood, a mixed blood Indian, was in jail at Hotel de Kearney. He checked the police court and learned the confusion, though his parents back home are not subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wood
Tom
Tom Wood
Warren Construction Co
Asbahr
East Oregonian
Hotel de Kearney
Over $500 Raised for Webb Street Residents
More than five hundred dollars has been raised for relief of widows and poor West Webb street property owners affected by gravel and bitulithic road improvements. A Commercial association committee led by Mayor Matlock canvasses donors, aiming to cover costs pro rata and use any surplus to improve the road to the cemetery. Merchants, auto owners, farmers, and dairymen are contributing. few refusals reported. The fundraising group includes Charles A. Cole Julius Guderian Chas Tull and Dave Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Webb Street
Taliman
The
Commercial Association
Webb Street
W. F. Matlock
Charles A. Cole
Julius Guderian
Chas, Tull
Dave Nelson
Sul
Forest Notes Highlight Timber Demand and Planting Goals
Eastern manufacturers seek northwest hardwoods for clothespins, with birch in high demand. The Panama Canal Commission asks the forest service to inspect Seattle Tacoma timber. National forests in Washington Oregon earned 116620 dollars in four months, up 17 percent from last year. Montana and northern Idaho plan two million trees this year, half planted now and half next spring. A 60000 board feet per day sawmill on Mindanao’s south coast showcases American modern bandsaw forestry expansion with several similar mills in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Mindanao
Philippines
Air driven car planned by Vancouver inventor
Vancouver inventor Byron Fry proposes an air driven machine by mounting an aeroplane propeller on a handcar. He already tested a propeller on a rowboat reaching over 15 mph on the Columbia River with a 2.6 horsepower engine and has applied for permission to use it on a Vancouver sidetrack in Bar racks for experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Wasa
Columba
Byron Fry
Vancouver Barracks
Fleeced Union Suits Sold At 40 Cents For Ladies
An advertising brief notes women’s heavy fleeced union suits priced at 40 cents each. The item list emphasizes warmth and value for cold season wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s
Mortgage charge hits Eugene allies at Warren's Music House
Eugene residents Marshall and Arthur Cameron, linked to a mortgage error over hay, face legal action as title disputes loom. The case, noted by Warren's Music House, hints at broader financial tension in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Marshall
Arthur Cameron
Prisoner requests eggs. sheriff cites price and refusal
North Yakima Wash November 26 F A Marshall brought from Eugene to face grand larceny charge in gaol with heart trouble. His physician prescribed toast and eggs but Sheriff Metzger says no eggs will be served at their present cost. Deputy Sheriff Mullican reports further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Price
North
Wash
F. A. Marshall
Eugene
Ore
Gaal
Metzger
F. H. Mullican
Six More Cases of Measles Quarantine Extended Citywide
Six more city houses were quarantined for measles under the city physician and police. New cases include Lucile Salling, Frank Baling’s child, Vernon Fowler, Ida Fowler’s son, Winnie Wheelock, and residents at 614 Johnson, 615 West Alta, and 608 Post streets. Dr. Temple notes the outbreak reaches beyond Pendleton with no deaths and mild illness, but school attendance is disrupted across Pendleton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Salling
Frank Baling
South Main Street
Vernon Fowler
Mia
Ida Fowler
Lewis Street
Winnie Wheelock
Posttal
West Alta
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Standard Grocery CO
Frank O'Gara
Johnson Sts
Southland
Jubilee Quartet
Pacific Coast
South
Prima Donna Soparono
Claflin University
Gibrilivitch
First Christian Church
Voerg Bros
Boynton’s Grocery
Boynton
W. L. Boynton
Prop
Main Street
Newsy
Pendleton
Forest Notes
Northwest
Panama Canal Commission
Forest Service
Seattle
Tacoma
Commission
John B. Stetson
Boston
Paris
Williams
Warren
E. T. Wade
Alia Theatre
Eugenie de Lafayette
Jane Gale and
Matt Moore
Mer Big Sister
Patsy
Vitagraph
Leo Delany
Harry Morey
Edith Story
Rosa Tapley
Workingmen's Clothing CO
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