Pendleton Socials Note Local Visitors at Hotels and Institute
J F Slaughter of Foster and H Miller with others visit Pendleton and attend the teachers institute. Miss Ethel Winans and Mrs Norval Jones visit from Walla Walla. George Clarke from Illinois plans Pendleton home. Professors Martindale and local teachers attend the institute. several east-end educators listed. Also mention Mrs W Rollins visiting Illnois and Michigan, and outfits from Weston. Goose hunting party and shipments of geese to E E Turner noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Slaughter
Foster
Golden Rule Hotel
H. Miller
R. Jones
James Allen
Echo
William Eames
Pilot Rock
Teachers’ Institute
Ethel Winans
Walla Walla
Teachers' Institute
W. Hogaboom
George A. Clarke
Illinois
Pendleton
Norval Jones
Portland
J. M. Martindale
Weston Normal
John Hagan
A. Warner
Umatilla County
Browning
KR. T. Craven
Walnut Grove
Craven
Institute
H. E. Miller
G. W. Sims
D. R. Miller
Alcy Fross
Z. Lockwood
May Lockwood
Helix
R. E. Beck
Athena
G. W. Maybee
Freewater
J. R. English
C. L. Pinkerton
A. McDonald
Oregon Daily Journal
B. P. Marshall
Spokane
Robert van Hook
Camas Prairie
Miss Gibson
Otly Turner
William Lane
Joe Nolf
Columbia River
Grants
E. E. Turner
The
Columbia
Mysterious Shooting Near Cottonwood and Railroad Streets
Last night shortly after 10 o clock two pistol shots startled residents near the Cottonwood and Railroad streets corner. A man with an overcoat was seen fleeing up Railroad street toward Johnson then Thompson and toward the railroad tracks. The shooter’s identity and motive remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood
Railroad Streets
Hailroad
Railroad Street
Cross Johnson
Thompson
Missing Finch evades officers after check forgeries
Up to press, Finch who forged checks locally on Saturday night has vanished. He boarded the outgoing W. and C. R. train with police unable to locate him. He evaded detectives for two nights and a day, and his destination remains a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finch
Pendiston Boy Happy at Whitman College
Cecil Wade described as the happiest student at Whitman College in a report from the British Columbia copper claim. The piece notes last summer's involvement and mentions a nearby claim offered at about $100,000, with Wade's claim reportedly rising to over $57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendiston
Cecil Wade
Whitman College
British Columbia
Tov
Walla Walla
Pendleton Marriage, Walla Walla Wife Seeks Divorce
Myra De Forest of Walla Walla seeks a divorce from J. F. De Forest alleging failure to provide. The couple married in Pendleton in 1893. The case hinges on alleged failure to meet marital obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Myra de Forest
Walla Walla
J. F. de Forest
Farmer M J Foster Seeks Bankruptcy Relief
M J Foster a northern town farmer filed a petition in bankruptcy with Referee FitzGerald today. He lists liabilities near 1500 dollars and assets of 660 dollars, consisting of household goods and a homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Foster
Referee FitzGerald
County Institute Program Yet Again Demonstrates Community Learning
A long listing of lectures classes and instructors at the County Institute in Pendleton outlines daily sessions on arithmetic drawing geography and language taught by educators including Effie Patterson J M Martindale and R F Robinson. The program spans Wednesday through Friday with opening exercises at 9 am and 1:16 pm and features dozens of teachers and attendees from towns such as Umatilla Milton Pendleton Athena and Walla Walla continuing into a comprehensive schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marins
Effie Patterson
Roy Conklin
Professor Robinson
Dr. Wise
Shakespeare
R. F. Robinson
J. M. Martindale
J. H. Ackerman
Manuel
Eme Patterson
J.M. Martindale
Beme Patterson
No Recent Improvement Noted For James Washington
James Washington remains under care at the state insane asylum with delusions persistent and no notable improvement. Assistant physician W T Williams reports the patient is in good physical health but his mind remains controlled by various delusions, with recovery not encouraged, though continued treatment will proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Washington
Thomas J. Scott
W. T. Williams
State Insane Asylum
Calbreath
Notice to settle debts by October 10th
All persons knowing themselves in debted to me must settle by October 10th or their accounts and notes will be placed in the hand of an attorney with instructions to collect. E. L. SMITH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Smith
Sunday School Institute to Be Held at Baptist Church
Mr and Mrs James Edmunds Sunday school missionaries for Oregon and Washington under the American Baptist Publication Society will preside a Sunday school Institute tonight at 4 o'clock in the Baptist church. The meeting continues tomorrow and tomorrow night open to all interested in Sunday school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edmunds
Oregon
Washington
American Baptist Publication Society
Baptist Church
The
Baptista Tt
Oregon Railway & Navigation Abandons Sea Trade
Portland October 29 The Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company has discharged all dock employees and appears to have abandoned the San Francisco trade. The Columbia and Elder are tied up by the engineers strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
San Francisco
Columbia and Elder
Suffragists Open First Regular Session in Buffalo
The Womans Suffragists convention began in Buffalo on October 20 with a good attendance. Rev Anna Shaw delivered the principal address to start the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Anna Shaw
Police Court Roundup: Bell Detained for Drunkenness
In police court a man named Bell was arrested today and jailed on a drunkenness charge. He will face trial this afternoon if he sobers enough to appear before the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Fades Eczema And Pimples
America’s famous beauties fear skin eruptions yet Bucklen’s Arnica Salve promises a flawless face. It claims to vanish eczema and salt rheum, cure sore lips and chapped hands, and excels for piles. Sold at Tallman & Co.’s drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bucklen
TallMan & Co
To Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Still Sold
A vintage ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day but notes refund claims and mentions Grove's signature on each box. The fragment suggests skepticism about efficacy and outlines refund terms.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dindinger, Wilson & Company
Laura A. Smith
Golden Rule
W. Rollins
Michigan
Peris
Madame Butterfly
Alfred Wright
Younger & Son's
Station
Alta Street
West Webb St
City
Earnhart
County Institute
J. F. Robinson
Emc Patterson
R._ F. Robinson
T. W. Tandy
Umatilla
Kyle McDaniel
Milton
Frank K. Wells
J. E. Cherry
Adams
Grace A. Gilliam
Frank K. Welles
A. M. Brazier
Gurdane
Alfred Campbell
Effie R. Patterson
Daisy Wilson
Mary Carr
Adame
Lucy Mossie
Ukiah
Maude Bryson
Weston
Eloy Foss
T. C. Salt
Mae Littleton
Nellie Sanderson
K. B. Peck
J. D. Hawes
Margaret Irons
Florence Kelly
Adar Pierce
Esthe BE
Winans
Irene Nolin
Alice Taylor
Effie Plankington
Daisy Lee
Morgan Joslin
Lian Dobson
Aimee Dobson
D. L. Gubser
Sam Carr
Lizzie McKenzie
Alba
Agnes McKenzie
Mary Ritner
Eva Wood
E. B. Conklin
George Maghbee
Rozena Epple
Carrie Epple
P. Strain
Lucritia Conklin
Rey Conklin
Darnell
Pendleton Maude Taylor
Charles H. Jones
Salem
Lizzie Homer
Pearl Rinearson
la Hue
May Nell Wilson
Pearl Wills
George Roberts
D. P. Boyle
James H. E. Scott
Emma Green
Nellie Herndon
Edith Perry
Alice Brace
Edna Moulton
Clara Taylor
W. A. McGee
Luella Craigen
D. EL Vernon
Launche Curtis
Amy Shumway
Amy McDaniel
Jeanette McKinnon
Blea Rosengweig
Bertha Baker
Charles Pinkerton
Ben Wilson
Loretta Starr
Clara Pickel
Catherine Poaler
Celestine Moorehouse
Francelig Duncan
Elsie Folsom
Nettle Cannon
Minnle Ise
Mrs
Lucie Chamberlain
Athena Lizzie Warner
Thomas Hutchins
Iona Hutchins
Athena Myrtle Hawks
Sadie Baum
Elizabeth Parrott
Dora Carr
Abby Humphrey
E. E. Parker
Rita Saunders
Ward Ellis
Alice Martin
Eva Cummins
Kameja
Cordovan
Sunday School Institute
the Baptist Church
Owl
E. T. Wade
ST. Joe Store
B. Kup
Lyons Mercantile
Carrier Milliner
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