Early Umatilla Town History and Founding Figures
A historical sketch of Umatilla near Havana detailing founders, businesses, and institutions from 1882 to 1888. Names include Adams Real Estate Association led by John T. Adams, P. A Worthington, W. H. McCoy first postmaster, and other early shopkeepers, church groups, and the first newspaper the Adame Times. Also notes post office, school, and incorporation in 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Adams Real Estate Association
John T. Adams
P. A Worthington
W. H. McCoy
Reese & Redman
Brat
Ferguson
R. M. Grosty
S. P. Whitley
R. M. O'Brien
Samuel Calvert
I. P. Howard
Oregon
G. W. King
Mcintyre
J. T. Licuallon
C. A. Barrett
Pendleton
H. C. Wheeler
W. J. Snodgrass
Reese
Redman
Thos. F. Fletcher
J. L. Hodges
Adame Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alexander
Reliable Clothiers
Umatilla
Havana
T. A. Ideuslien
J. W. Endicott
J. H. Kirby
F. W. Kinerk
J. Wa. Bride
DPD
J. McFaul
J. A. Livuilien
iTo
DH W. Turner
Dempseytown
Tallmat's
Sumpter
J. H. Raley
W. D. Haneford
B. Wade
Golconda
Mach Sumpter
Baker City
Ely
W. Davidson
Monnceth
Florida Grocers
Jacksonville
Fla
Board of Trade
Ttoria Retail Grocers’ Association
Eceners
National
Old Dutch Henry
West Alta
Lillith Streets
William Connerley
Hays & Connerley
S. L. Wakefield & CO
Court Street
Byers
The
Thompson Hardware Co
J. Clarke & CO
Eod Coneda
S.C
DER
RADER
Morris
Progressive Furniture