Personal mentions fill Pendleton with visiting notables
Saturday's personal mention lists travelers and locals in Pendleton including Homer Smith from Athens and J A McCarty from Beho visiting. real estate men A H Campbell from Walla Walla and J R Kelly from La Grande. Mrs M A Ferguson from Adams mourns a child. D Isley and J H Hendry of Knoxville seek homes. many others from Oregon, Idaho and Tennessee are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McCarty
Beho
George L. Horsman
Gurdane
H. Pinkerton
M. E. Pinkerton
Weston
C. W. Carnes
Pilot Rock
A. H. Campbell
Walla Walla
St. George
C. A. Barrett
Omaha
Agnes Fletcher
Wallaa Walla
J. H. Gwinn
Baker City
Oregon
Idaho
WF. Earnhart
Isaac J. Major
William Roesch
la Grande
the Rock
M. A. Ferguson
Adame
J. M. Bentley
Ferguson
North Yakima
Jolly Club Dance Enjoyed At Music Hall
The Jolly Club dance Friday night at Music Hall drew a well attended, pleasant crowd. Kirkman’s orchestra provided music, refreshments were served, and attendees praised the club’s management. The next Jolly Club event is planned for two weeks later. A sock social at First Baptist church on Alta and Johnson streets drew a decent crowd and was a social and financial success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Kirkman
Jolly Club
First Baptist Church
Alta and
Johnson Streets
Pleasant party honors Miss Miriam Strong at Pendleton
Mrs. C. S. Jackson hosted a small, very pleasant gathering last night for Miss Miriam Strong, Pendleton schools teacher. A few friends were invited, refreshments were served, and the evening featured music and various games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Jackson
Miriam Strong
Pendleton
Sisters aid Pendleton hospital fund drive
Mary Stanislaur sister superior of St Francis Academy Pendleton visited the city with another sister to solicit funds for the new Pendleton hospital. The Catholic board built it at a cost of 40000 dollars with many subscriptions from Pendleton and more money is still needed for equipment. Donations were received here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stanislaur
St. Francis Academy
Pendleton
City
Weston
Pendleton Camp No 41 Meets With Expenditure Call
Pendleton Camp No 41 Woodmen of the World urges all members to attend Saturday evening meeting at La Dow hall Bus iness of importance calls for money expenditure. By order J C Walker Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Camp
la Dow Hall
J. C. Walker
Notice to Debtors by BE. L. Smith
All persons knowing themselves in debted to me must settle by October 10th or their accounts and notes will be placed in the hands of an attorney with instruction to collect. BE. L. SMITH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L. Smith
Pendleton Surprise Draws Homeseekers Westward
Passengers on a late westbound train crowd Pendleton’s platform asking about the city. They learn Pendleton is a 6000 person city and are surprised by its size and prosperity. Oklahoma land seeker T. B. McGee spurts interest, noting crop yields and potential for settlement near Umarilla County. He plans to move after visiting Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Middle States
T. B. McGee
Giestone
Umarilla
Oklahoma
McGee
Seattle
Local High School and Academy Football Practicing Far and Wide
High School eleven trains evenings in a field near the hill south of the school building as Pendleton and Baker City plan a Thanksgiving game. An academy squad has just formed and aims to challenge the high school, with talks of a Washington and Idaho tour. Eastern Oregon Normal at Weston and Columbia College at Milton are newly organized and preparing to contend, giving Pendleton ample opponents this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Bonora
Pendleton
Baker City
Washington
Idaho
Eastern Oregon Normal School
Weston
Columbia College
Milton
Pendleton Aggregation
Board of Equalization Adjourns Without Taxpayer Hearings
After a week in session the board will adjourn this afternoon without any taxpayers presenting to readjust assessments. The panel sought equalization but can only lower values after notifying owners. raising them requires notices and weeks more, so the matter is left to the next assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
Buzan
Equalization Board
Court Opens for October Term With Short Criminal Docket
County Clerk Chamberlain will complete preliminary calls this afternoon for the October district court term. Judge W. R. Ellie sits on the bench, with a lengthy civil and law docket ahead. The criminal docket is reported short and of minor importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. R. Ellie
Leroy
Clarence Penland
Yardmaster Leonard Case Returns To Justice Court
The Yardmaster Leonard from the Co R and N faces trial. The earlier summer case left Leroy bound over on bonds. The incident occurred at Mr Mathews home in the town’s south part when a man approached in a yard near a chicken house and Penland confronted him. The man fled and fired, with Leroy later arrested as the possible shooter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resault
Leonard
Justice Court
Leroy
Penland
Mathews
Penrland
Bold cattle rustling case shocks Eastern Washington
A man calling himself L Jones bargained at Chandler's meat market for a carload of cattle. He sold 11 head to David Barelay for 275 dollars and delivered a team of horses worth 174 dollars. He then moved to Wakeburg, selling a horse, buying another, and disappeared. Deputy sheriffs from Garfield County pursue clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
L. Jones
Chandler
Blessinger Place
David Barelay
Dayton
Wakeburg
Barclay
Garfield County
Dayton Conrier
Boyd’s Soliloquy: Poetica Editors Slam Each Other
In a sharp exchange from Athens FPreas Editor Wood mocks rival poetry amid a clash over literary tastes. The piece parodies Poe style with a devilish refrain and a vow to guard readers from “poetre” excess while staying cryptic about the quarrel’s participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy
Athens
Fpreas
Nmi
Wool
Weston Leader
Wood
Boyd
Pioneers Washingtons Host Free Music Night at Hall
The Pioneer-Washingtons announce a Crawd Ball next Tuesday evening October 14 at Music Hall. All members in Cmatllla county are invited to enjoy good music for dancers curis and other games. No admission charged. J I Sharon chairman Amusement Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Pioneer-Washingtons
Cmatllla County
Pioneers
the Pacific
J. I. Sharon
Back from Alaska Charles Peterson Returns After War
Charles O. Peterson arrives from Alaska and heads to Michigan to visit relatives. He worked last summer with Bristol Bay fishermen for the Columbian River Packers Association. He notes rough waters made fishing dangerous with a near normal salmon run but poor wages due to a failed strike. A Chinaman packer died on the first day out and a crewman died after a Behring Sea accident amid severe weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peterson
Charles O. Peterson
Alaska
Michigan
Peterson
Bristol Bay
Columbian River Packers’ Association
Fshing
Packer
Behring Sea
Lane's Medicine described as gentle herbal remedy
A testimonial style notice promotes Lane's Medicine as a pleasant herb drink that brightens the morning, improves complexion, and acts gently on the stomach liver and kidneys. It is not a laxative, resembles tea in preparation, and moves the bowels daily. Price 26c and 0c, Tallman & Co. sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Tallman & Co
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Wilson
Cleaver Bros
H. Rhode
Helix
Homer Smith
Mr. Bengie
Sunnyside
A. D. Stillman
California
Henry F. Pierce
Victoria Island Improvement Co
Stillman & Pierce
D. Isley
J. H. Hendry
Knoxville
Sopone Castiglia
Roc
The
Sock Social
Station
Alta Street
West Webb St
Earnhart
Dayton, Wash
Satan
Washingtons
Owl
Meo Bays
Orpes
Walter
Pendisiat
E. T. Wf
ST. Joe Sti
Lyons Mercantil
East
Carrier Millin
Stylish
HAP
Eurniture - Car
Rand Ockert Sineet
Ev Pendleton
Essen
Mi. A. Rader
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