Young Woman Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Loran T. Coffman, 23, wife of a well known local man, died of typhoid pneumonia at St. Anthony hospital after an illness of barely a week. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM in Folsom parlors with Rev Hodshree of the Methodist church officiating. She leaves two small children, ages four and five months, and her mother and two sisters are en route from Canada.
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Loran T. Coffman
St. Anthony Hospital
Folsom Undertaking
Ren Hodsh're
Methodist Church
Canada
Pendleton Notes A mix of town updates and incidents
D P Hicks builds an underground cellar and chicken house at 621 Maple. Mayor C E Engdahl visits from Helix. Frank P. Rounds and wife return from a long eastern trip. Post office bid day with Linebaugh in Pendleton. hotel stay noted. Tutuilla Indians celebrate Thanksgiving with a 155-member dinner led by Rev. William Wheeler. Echo auto parties tour for Pendleton football hero Fred Hopkins. Ten more houses quarantined for smallpox and measles. Joe Hays charged after depot incident. faced $40 fine or 20 days. Creditors rush to claim U K Feed Yard assets.
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D. P. Hicks
Maple
C. E. Engdah
Helix
Pendleton
Robert Endicott
West Court Street
Park Home
East Rairoad
Depuey
Thompson
H. T. Lester
College
Perlee
Willow
Jess Vaughan
Post
East Railroad
Joe Hays
Curtis
Hays
Justice of the Peace Parkes
Desirable vacant lots and farms for sale by E T Wade
E T Wade lists 6 vacant lots near town starting at $500 and larger options including 8 lots with house barn and improvements at $3600. Additional offerings include 14 lots for $2500, 470 acres with 200 in grain at $22.50 per acre, and 12 000 acres of highly tillable land at $15 per acre. Diversified farms and stock ranches are promoted with easy terms and low interest. viewing arranged at Temple Building.
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E. T. Wade
Court Attachments Spark City Legal Scramble
Three new court filings and several in the justice court drew sharp local interest as attorneys raced to secure attachment papers. Deputy Blakely and Deputy Strand both arrived to attach a horse, raising questions of priority amid Coe’s insufficient property to cover all creditors. debts listed include 206.85, 212.50, and 112, with Coe said to have left the city.
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Justice Court
Joe Blakely
George Strand
Coe
E LL. Power
John McPhail
T Olson
Realty Transfers From Heath and Wife to Kopacz Ten Acres
Realty transfers list Frederick Heath and wife of Stan field to Andrew Kopacz for ten acres in section 11. Harold Simpson and wife transfer to James E. Schmisher for 4000 dollars the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 9 township 3 north, range 35.
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Frederick Heath
Stanfield
Andrew Kopacz
N. BR
Harold Simpson
James E. Schmisher
Three marriage licenses issued in Vincent Free Water and Weston
Three marriage licenses have been issued to Lloyd Gentry and Edna Harris of Vincent, J. D. Swansen and Zelme Givens of Free Water, and John Wiley Cratton and Maude May Couch of Weston.
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Lloyd Gentry
Edna Harris
Vincent
J. D. Swansen
Zelme Givens
Free Water
John Wiley Cratton
Maude May Couch
Weston
Divorces Granted by Judge Phelps in Two Cases
Judge Phelps issues decrees in Georgia Hill vs James F.E. Hill and Molly G Parzee vs Walter E Barzee. In Parzee Barzee case the defendant is ordered to pay $90 in monthly installments of $10.
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Phelps
Georgia Hill
James FE. Hill
Molly G. Parzee
Walter E. Barzee
Pendleton Wallowa football game nets season deficit
The Pendleton Wallowa football game drew about 700 attendees and £246 in gate receipts, eliminating the season deficit and leaving a substantial sum. Tickets were sold during the week by students, boosting the revenue beyond the attendance. Papers in Hendricks Estate indicate a Umatilla county real property value of $32,850 and personal property $1,000, with annual rental income around $500. Frederick Steiner appointed administrator, with Mark Moorhouse, Harry Gray and G. M. Rice as appraisers. heirs include B. F. Hendricks and others, siblings of the deceased C. C. Hendricks, plus nephews and nieces.
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Pendleton-Wallowa
Hendricks
Umatilla County
C. C. Hendricks
Frederick Steiner
Mark Moorhouse
Harry Gray
G. M. Rice
B. FP. Hendricks
Springfield, Ore
T. G. Hendricks
Eugene
Sarah A. Skuse
Medford
E. B. Hendricks
Spokane
M. L. Hendricks
Woodburn
A. M. Hendricks
Olive EB. Close
Cornell Defeats Pennsylvania 21 To 0 At Franklin Field
In Philadelphia on Franklin Field Cornell beat Pennsylvania 21 to 0 before 45000 spectators. Fritz scored a Cornell touchdown early and again on a sensational run after Collyear kicked a goal. Collyear added a field goal attempt and later another kick as Cornell dominated the first period while Penn showed defensive resistance in the second.
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Cornell
Pennsylvania
Fritz
Collyear
Pennsylvania Iew
Banker George G. Heye sued for record alimony demand
George G. Heye a New York banker faced a suit for alimony believed to be the largest in years with Mrs Heye seeking 75000 dollars annually. He claimed insolvency due to his wife's alleged extravagances during marriage. Reports say if divorce is granted she will pursue remarriage soon, though no announcement has been made.
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George G. Heye
New York
Hood River City Politics Yield Few Mayor Candidates
Hood River Ore November 28 civic effort to field a mayoral candidate failed as each approached citizen declined. A. C. Staten now council president received votes and is likely to be elected along with four men E A Franz A Bell C D Henrichs and E B Scobee to council.
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Hood River
Ore
Hood
River
A. C. Staten
E. A. Franz
A. Bell
C. D. Henrichs
EB. L. Scobee
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W. L. Boynton
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Thomas & Baumann ‘the Wonderful
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Frank P. Rounds
Icea
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Echo
Ralph Stanfield
Jack
Harry Bartholomew
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Carl Gilbert
Fred Hopkins
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