Pendleton Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Pendleton daybook records numerous visitors and locals in town for business. Names include T. B. Tubbs of Echo, Miss Ellen Kinman, H Ornduff of Stanfield, L M O'Hara of Weston, G W Coutts, P C Hunters, Tom DeFrese, Col J H Raley, Dr C W Thomas, D C Brownell, EB Dudley, Anita Kirkpatrick, Will M Peterson, Peter Sheridan, C J Ward, Gideon Brown, W L Hasbrouck, Horace Walker, James Neal, Don C Brownell, J C Hoskins, Elmer Harvey improving from typhoid, and many others visiting or transacting affairs in Pendleton. Several residents plan travels to Portland or Enterprise, and local business figures frequent the county seat for legal and land matters.
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W. F. Matlock
Portland
R. BR. Thom
Hecho
Ellen Kinman
Stanfield
H. Ornduff
Pendleton
L. M. O'Hara
Weston
G. W. Coutts
Upper
McKay Creek
P. C Hunter
Arthur Well
la Grande
G. W. Foye
Baker City
M. Taylor
Tom DeFrese
Athena
Col
J. H. Raley
C. W. Thomas
Milton
W. L. Hasbrouck
H. W. Shafer
Horseshoe Curve
Water
Horace Walker
James FP. Neal
Freewater
Don C
C R N SCHEDULE UNDERGOES REVISION PENDLETON TRAINS ALTER ROUTES
Pendleton local and fast mail trains undergo schedule changes. Local No 1 westbound leaves at 8 40 am and No 2 eastbound arrives at 5 pm carrying mail and baggage. Fast mail runs east only to hold government contract, with mail coaches deadheaded back. Train arrives Pendleton on time despite 30 minute delay from Huntington to La Grande.
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Portland
Pendleton
Umatilla
Huntington
la Grande
M. J. Buckley
Harriman Lines
Main Street
O R N Schedule Lets Pendleton Portland Local Run On Time
The new O R N schedule is in effect detailing the Pendleton Portland local and the fast mail from the east. Westbound passengers no longer wait indefinitely as the local train now leaves on time and reliability is improved across routes.
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Pendleton-Portland
Little tot climbs stallion’s leg at exposition
Four year old son of Luther Derringer separates from mother in a pavilion crowd. He crawls toward a stockyard while the mother heads to the front. He grips a stallion’s tail and laughs as the horse raises a hind leg. Special Policeman Getchel returns the child to his mother after a brief recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Derringer
Getchel
la Grande Observer
Boston social guests depart for Portland and Seattle
Miss Lou Ryan and Miss Esther Seaberg of Boston, hosted by Mrs. W. C. E. Pruitt, left this morning for Portland and Seattle. They plan to relocate to the western United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Ryan
Esther Seaberg
Boston
Family Joins In Local Residence Plan
A man and his wife with their child have arrived to settle in the area and are currently staying at the Hotel Bowman as they establish their home here.
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Pany
Bowman
Fiddling Bob Taylor to Speak in Spokane Auditorium
Senator Robert L. Taylor of Tennessee known as Fiddling Bob is billed to lecture "Happy Valley" at 8 20 p m Wednesday October 6 in the First Methodist church auditorium Spokane will host the national figure brought by Walton College Lyceum management Taylor has served as three time Tennessee governor and as congressman while earning fame as a fiddler His birthplace is Happy Valley Tennessee and his career spans both politics and music.
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Robert L. Taylor
Tens Neteee
Taylor
Spokane
Spokesman-Review
United States
Robert N. Taylor
Tennessee
Ocean
Bob
Happy Valley
First Methodist Church
Bob” Taylor
Walton Colege Lyceum
A. H. Pettibone
Congress
Alfred L. Taylor
Carter County
Tenn
Juvenile Bostonian troupe stages Herta's Billions at Oregon
The Juvenile Botonians presented Herta's Billions a musical shortcake at the Oregon theatre on Saturday and last night. Babe Mason starred as Herta the Utth German sausage peddler who rises to fortune, with Edith McCluire as Hendreo Hendrick delivering tunes like The Haven of Love. Roy Alexander and Ben Burroughs caricatured several locals as the chorus fell short but drew laughs. The company closes its engagement tonight with the musical comedy Tipa.
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Herta
Oregon Theatre
Babe Mason
Edith McCluire
Heindreo Hendrick
Bake
Roy Alexander
Ben Burroughs
Tipa
Man Who Shot Up Town Arrested Here
George Logan, wanted in Wallowa county for alleged complicity in a shooting two years ago, was picked up on the street by Sheriff T. D. Taylor and Deputy Wilson. He has been in Lewiston, arrived in Pendleton Thursday, and will be taken to Enterprise where he has a wife married only days before the trouble. William Estes was wounded. Logan blamed his friends Tom and Dick Winney and George Tucker for drawing him into the quarrel over a dance.
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W. A. Slusher
Nolin
Wes Nelson
Toppenish
Washington
Pendleton
Tran
M. Molahan
Heppner
Morrow County
Roy T. Bishop
Pendleton Woolen Mill Company
Portland
Geii Bushee
la Grande
Lee Moorhouse
G. S Gritman
Palouse City
C. E
F. H. Gritman
W. A. Gibson
Baker City
Coulee City
Wash
George Logan
Wallowa County
T. D.taylor
Wilson
Enterprise
Logan
Lewiston
William Estes
Tom
Dick Winney
George Tucker
Privett Barber Shop Proprietor Dies at Noon
Word reached this city that J. W. Privett, owner of the Privett barber shop, died in Salem at noon today. A phone message confirmed the report to D. W. Bailey.
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J. W. Privett
Worl
Privett
Salem
D. W. Bailey
One Marriage License Granted for Hendrickson Kontas
A marriage license is issued to misting Hendrickson and Britta Kontas. The groom resides in Portland, while the bride’s residence is listed as incomplete in the record.
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Misting Hendrickson
Britta Kontas
Portland
Ranch for Sale on Upper McKay Creek 220 Acres
For sale 220 acre ranch on upper McKay Creek with seven room house and large barn. Includes 200 bearing fruit trees, 200 more that will bear next year, 240 acres fenced, 100 acres under cultivation, and ample wood and water. Asking price 2800 cash. Inquire at St Elmo Hotel, Allen Rhodes.
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McKay Creek
St. Elmo Hotel
Allen Rhodes
Well Known Couple United in Marriage in Pendleton
Two Pendleton residents were married by Rev. W. S. Van Nuys at the Presbyterian church. Bride Jennie Wilson wed J. A. Drake, longtime Pendleton resident and local Portland Oregonian circulation manager. They left by night train for Portland then Oakland and San Francisco to visit relatives and attend Portola events.
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Pendleton
W. S. van Nuys
Presbyterian Church
Jennie Wilson
J. A. Drake
Selo
Linn County
Willamette Valley
Portland Oregonian
Portland
Oakland
San Francico
Fred H. Drake
San Francisco
Mr. Drake
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T. B. Tubbs
Echo
Pendlleton
Elgin
D. C. Brownell
Hermiston
George Roberts
Walla Walla
EB. A. Dudley
Athens
Anita Kirkpatrick
Will M. Peterson
Peter Sheridan
Butter Creek
C.J. Ward
Gideon Brown
J. C. Hoskins
Elmer Harvey
Harry
John Paxton
Max Baumeister Jr
W. Roy Saxton
Reclamation Service
LeRoy Penland
Helix
L. B. Penland
M. J. Quick
Halsey
L. E. Penland
Herman Beverley
5. F. Wilson
J. B. Grubb
East Pendleton
M. Saxton
Oregon
State Board of Water Commissioners
RK. H. MaccWhorter
The
Interstate Telephone Com
Chicago
Tallman’s
MT. Hood
Tallman & Co
Wm E. Hanse Com
Nelson's
the Handy Store
Ostetter’ S
Big
Pendle
E. A. McKenna
Northern Pacific
West
Charles Campbell
Vansycle
Mark Moorhouse
Orpheum Theatre
State of Oregon
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