Strand Campbell Wedding Secret Elopement Surprise
Deputy sheriff George Strand and Miss Gertrude Campbell married secretly last night with a private ceremony at the Campbell home. The couple then left for their honeymoon aboard No 5 at 6 10 am as conspirators plotted a rescue. Strand had hidden the license and eloped to avoid months of scheming by friends who vowed revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Strand
Gertrude Campbell
Porthind
Strand
Jodo
Salling
Frank J. Milnes
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Campbell
Mrs. Strand
Congress meets again soon in cheerful tone
A brief note expresses fatigue but optimism as Congress reconvenes soon. The tone remains hopeful and upbeat about ongoing work and civic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Marriage License Issued to Budd Wallan and Edna Martin
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports a marriage license issued to Budd C Wallan and Edna M Martin, both of the county. Also notes a four-towl turkey sale bringing $14.76 and a Christmas entertainment planned by the Methodist church with fairies and brownlea features, set for Friday evening December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budd C. Wallan
Edna M. Martin
Charles McDevitt
Methodist Church
Fairies
Brownlea
Two Drunks Brought Before Judge Fite Ger ald
Henry Sieber pleaded guilty and drew three days in jail. Thomas Cott denied guilt and will face trial this afternoon before Judge Fite Gerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sieber
Thomas Cott
Fite Gerald
Drew
Joe Boyd Collapses While Working On Alta Street Ditch
Joe Boyd fainted while repairing the Alta street water ditch early today. He received medical care at city hall and recovered enough to return home within a couple of hours and plans to resume work Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Boyd
Alta Street
City Hall
Bootlegger jailed after Indian witness accounts
Charles Goff, a young man at a local livery stable, received a twelve day jail term after Indians testified he sold liquor. He claimed the redskin stole it from a manger but the judge found him guilty after cross examination. In other news, two delegates reached Washington for a Native American assembly, with others pursuing funds and travel plans. Woodmen of the World lodge elected officers for six months and initiated new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Goff
FitzGerald
Washington
N P
Joe Craig
Captain Sompkin
Gilbert Minthorn
Nan Aute
Otter
Chief Amapine
No Shirt
Amon Pond
Charley van Pelt
Woodmen of the World
J. A. Webster
Tt. &. Karl
Thomas FitzGerald
J. P. Walker
W. Stroble
C. F. Wilkins
E. D. Turner
BH. A. Lovell
A. O. Carden
P. A. Anderson
A. ©. Carden
Beatrice Death of Local Business Instructor
Miss Clare Porter received news of the death of C W Steel in Beatrice Nebraska an instructor in the local business college today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Porter
C W. Steel
Beatrice, Nebraska
Mr. Steel
When Knighthood Was in Flower stage portrayal review
A fall 1906 to spring 1909 college context and local Christian church service noted. The play presented by a mediocre troupe drew a fair audience with Anna Day as Princess Mary Tudor pleasing at times but overacting at others. Reed M Clarke's Charles Brandon showed moments of favor yet overall table acting. Intermissions were lengthy. Church of the Redeemer held a General Thanksgiving service at 10 30 tomorrow morning with hymns anthems and a sermon. Sublets Miss Edna Zimmerman and Mr W E Roe. Charles Quinney rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Anna Day
Mary Tudor
Reed M Clarke
Charles Brandon
Favyor
Church of the Redeemer
Edna Zimmerman
W. EB. Roe
Charles Quinney
Woman Charged With Murder In Santa Barbara Birth Case
Mrs. Margaret Rech was brought before Justice of the Peace Shoup on a murder charge over the death of her newborn daughter on November 2. She does not speak English and showed little understanding. The preliminary examination was postponed to next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Cal
Margaret Rech
Justice of the Peace
Babe
Local Guests and Visitors Reported in Pendleton Area
A stream of visitors and residents are seen in Pendleton and nearby. H W Shafer of Duncan, George Tonkin county school supervisor, Ford Carper from Walla Walla, Dan Herl Nye rancher, Mrs A Mackenzie Meldrum of Athena, Charlea McDevitt of Gurdane, Jack Ryan Boston restaurant owner, J T Sieuatlen pioneer wheat rancher, Will Ball Blake McFall rep, Edgar Loudensinger Hermiston business figure, Mrs Laura Irvine of Portland, Dreams Sturg from University of Washington, Mr and Mrs Albert Henderson Fossil, William Retzar Schaefer jeweler and cousin H J Armbruster of Ellensburg are noted as guests, visitors, or travelers varying from city to city with Thanksgiving plans or return trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlea McDevitt
Gurdane
Pendleton
Jack Ryan
Boston
Wallon Walla
J. T. Sieuatlen
Adama
Will Ball
Blake-McFall Paper Company
Walla Walla
Edgar Loudensinger
Hermiston
Spokane
Laura Irvine
Portland
Wilma Burmister
Dreams Sturg
University of Washington
Lina H. Stureia
Albert Henderson
Fossil
Baby Elva Ends Grand Run With Three Costume Changes
Tonight is the final performance for Baby Elva at the Grand as she concludes her run in three rapid changes a Dutch girl a soubrette and a Scotch lass in songs and dances. The young star drew the house last night and is the hit of the Chesley and Kinney sketch The Third Generation. Professor Reese also generates laughs with his entertaining stunts in the program finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Elva
Baby Elvan
Chesley & Kinney
Freese
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Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
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Treas
Strand-Campbell
Pacific Coast
Turkey
Finnan Haddie
Jones Dairy Farm
Gray Bros. Grocery Co
Newsy
Peter Corbett
United States
Maguire
John KE. Sullivan
Fay
Babe Sullivan
Paaco
Sullivans
E. L. Wells
Portland Journal
A. J. Sturtevant
Pilot Rock
H.W. Shafer
Duncan
Bowman
George Tonkin
Ford Carper
Dan Herl
Nye
Alneas
A. Mackenzie Meldrum
Athena
Crockett
Boars
C&a
Koeppen
Hansen and
Workingmens Clothing Co
Mackinaw Coats
Wonder Store
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
Court and Johnson
Sta
Malin
Clark’s Grocery
Pendleton’s
BIG Casi Grocery
Main Street
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