Personal Mention In Walla Walla Athena Pendleton Guests
In Friday October 8 1902 a string of notes lists visitors and residents: W F Woodstock from Nolin and P A Worthington from Portland in town. Dr Core on business. W H L Babb and wife at Hotel St George from Echo. Evans of Bradstreet Portland office in town. J W Chadsey a prominent citizen at the Golden Rule. Mrs Otto Honbach back to Portland after visit. J W Morrow of Heppner passed through northbound. William Willaby and daughter Stella from Athena. C A Barrett Athena hardware merchant en route to Omaha. BH Calderhead W & C R general agent spent night in town. V Dyment Spokesman-Review traveling correspondent hosted at Hotel St George. Mrs Charles Durbin sister of Mrs W M Binkley left for Portland. RB Needham deputy district grand head consul Modern Woolmen in Pendleton. Iw LaGroy of First National Bank of Athena and Frank Simpson of Athena Mercantile were in town. C F Overbaugh O R N traveling freight agent passing through to Portland from Montreal. Casper Van Dran Hotel Pendleton returns from Portland to meet Mrs Van Dran returning from Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Worthington
Portland
Dr. Core
Walla Walla
W. HL Babb
Wiliam Willaby
Stella
Athena
Cc. A. Barrett
Omaha
BH. Calderhesd
Co. V. Dyment
Spokesman-Review
C. F. Overbaugh
Montreal
Canada
Casper van Dran
Hotel Penceton
Summer-F. and S. Bitters advertisement tonic claim
For Summer F. and S. Bitters, a claimed greatest system tonic for stomach disorders. Describes F. and S. Compound Syrup of Seresnarilia combined with burdock mandrake prickly ash dandelion stillingia iodide of potassium and iron as a powerful alterative tonic invigorator and blood purifier. Sold only by
Sprague Fined for Assault at O R N Depot
Sprague was fined $15 by Judge Fite Gerald for assault and battery against F P Rounds foreman of the O R N yards. At the depot Thursday afternoon Sprague allegedly demanded a worker’s item, then struck Rounds when refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Pounds
W. R. Sprague
Fite Gerald
F P. Rounds
Sprague
Rounds
Franklin Sentenced to 110 Days in Pendleton Jail
James R. Franklin, brought from Portland by Deputy Worthington, was jailed in Pendleton to serve 110 days and pay a 100 fine for selling whiskey to Indians. He had previously been jailed after a prior incident and pled guilty before Judge Bollinger. The sentence covers the full 110 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
James R. Franklin
Portland
United States
Marxhnl Worthington
Franklin
Bollinger
Crowd on No 5 passenger train bound for Portland
Seven coaches crowded to the doors this morning on No 5 passenger train bound for Portland. Most passengers were home seekers from Missouri. The crowd included many young folks and numerous families traveling to the valley to follow friends or relatives who had preceded them. Others were coming West in search of better homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Missouri
West Haphazzard
Cattle shipments ordered from W. & C. stock yards Monday
Eight carriage are ordered for shipment of cattle from the W. and C. stock yards Monday evening. They were purchased by Mr. Chafe and are to be billed for North Yakima. They will be taken to North Yakima to be fed for the local market during fall and winter. They came from the John Day country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.& CR
Chafe
North Yakima
John Day Country
Initium Club Debuts With Seasonal Dance at Maoxsic Hall
The Initium Club held its first dance of the season on Thursday at Maoxsic Hall after weathering a postponement due to floor repairs. A large crowd of young people attended and enjoyed the evening as Kirkman’s orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Initium Club
Maoxsic Hall
Kirkman
Train Running Again After Wheat Train Wreck
After two days of delays the W and C R train arrived in Pendleton last evening. No traffic had moved on the line due to the wreck of an extra wheat train at Stanton Tuesday morning. The return trip did not depart until after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Stanton
Suit Filed Over Wheat Trust In Athena Mill Case
Northwestern Warehouse Company seeks 765.25 against First National Bank of Athena in circuit court. Suit stems from warehouse receipts for 1000 sacks of wheat stored by Athena Flouring Mill Company, with 440 sacks owned by bank. Plaintiff alleges false statements to defraud and seeks judgment and damages. Balleray and Me Court represent plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena Flouring Mill Company
Northwestern Warehouse Company
First Nations Bank of Athena
Athena Flouring MI Company
J. M. Walker
First National Bank of Athena
Walker
Balleray & Me Court
Edward Kline Dead Died in Portland After Invalid Year
Edward Kline a 13 year old son of Mr and Mrs A Kline of this city died in Portland last night after being an invalid since January 6. He was injured when struck in the groin by a baseball while with friends, an injury leading to illness and surgery in Portland. His mother has been with him there and his father departed for Portland this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Edward Kline
A. Kline
Large Wheat Storage on the Washington and Columbia Line
General Passenger and Freight Agent Calderhead of the Washington and Columbia River railroad reports over 3,000,000 bushels warehoused along the high line in Uma til a Walla Walla and Columbia counties with 60 days work either done or in sight. About 4,500,000 bushels more remain to be hauled as a rush to move grain creates warehousing pressure. Moving the grain will require 50 to 60 cars per day for two months to clear the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calderhead
Washington
Pendleton Academy Corner Stone Laid Monday
Foundation completed for Pendleton Academy north of the river with corner stone laid next Monday led by President Forber. Stone will read Pendleton Academy 1002 in granite facing the street front, while contractors push work for occupancy by year’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forber
New
Pendleton Academy
Seats On Sale For Cal Tempest Spectacle At Opera House
Great rush expected for Thursday night as Louis James and Frederick Warde perform in Wagendale and Kemper's production of Cal Tempest. James plays Caliban and Warde portrays Prospero in a joint appearance billed as the year’s big theatrical event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warde
James
Louis James
Frederick Warde
Opera House
Wagendale
Kemper
Cal Tempest
Mr. James
Call- Ben
Mr. Warde
Prospero
Dramatic revival of The Tempest thrills on stage
A long awaited Tempest revival returns to the local stage after Daly’s famed production. Wagetr hols and Kemper oversaw scenic, costume, prop and electrical work for a grand 47‑player company with Maxime De Grasseux supplying music. storm, shipwreck and other scenes hailed. Also notes on John Day Basin fossil flora bulletin by Knowlton detailing Oregon exploration and the area’s geology with 17 plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustin Daly
Wagetrhols
Kemper
Lal
Caliban
Prospero
Naples
Maxime de Grasseux
John Day Basin
United States Geological Survey
Mess
Prank Hall Knowlton
Centenl
Oregon
Grant County
Forell
TER
Oil Burning Furnaces Next
Washington Oct 2 optimism grows that a revolution in heating is near as patents surge for devices turning furnaces and stoves into gas and liquid fuel users. High coal prices and oil discoveries in California Texas Louisiana spur this trend across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
California
Texas
Louisiana
Death of General Hughes in Denver
Denver reports the death of General Bela Hughes at age 66 from pneumonia General Hughes once led the Overland Stage Express Company and served as the first president of the Denver and Pacific Railway The excerpt also contains a humorous barber anecdote from the Chicago Tribune not part of the obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hughes
Denver
Bela Hughes
Overland Stage Express Company
Denver & Pacific Railway
Football at Baker City Preparations for Pendleton game
Preskin kickers of the high school practice daily at the ball park as they contend for spots on the eleven. Pendleton plans to send a delegation to the Thanksgiving game here, with locals optimistic after last year’s success but uncertain about who will be chosen for the new team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preskin
Ball Park
Pendleton
Herald
Theft of Harris horse at Methodist church grounds
A horse and saddle owned by I Harris were stolen from the hitching rack at the Methodist church on Wednesday. The horse, ridden previously by one of Harris boys who attends school, has disappeared. Harris believes theft is the only plausible explanation. The horse bore the I H and J D branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Harris
Building plans offered by local architect Troutman
A notice invites prospective builders to consult C B Troutman architect and superintendent in room 15 Association building. Free sketches and reliable estimates furnished on application. The text also includes a joke about Teddy asking where the wind goes when it stops blowing from the New York Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Troutman
Association
Teddy
New York Times
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W. F. Woodstock
Nolin
Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Cheap Phone Black
Cleaver Bros
Tallman & GO
Initium
Earnheart
A & CR
NEW Academy
Chicago Tribune
Goodyear
Baker City
Owl
E. T. Wada
ST. Joe Store
the Lyons Mercantile
Taskets
Carrier
M. A. Rader
Mato Webb
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