Pendleton News Notes Reports Births Trips and Local Events
Carload of autos announced by Frontiel-Wallon Auto Co. returns from Portland. Robert Wilcox returns home from summer in Portland. Labor Day births noted at local homes. John Janson to motor trip to California. Beach vacation plans and five week stay at Bow side Portland. Allan Byron opens law office in Schmidt Building. Wilkin Kotp and Clarence Moore operated on at St Anthony’s. Tauls C Schurpt bags pheasant limit near Lohman springs. Police court quiet. Tony Vey fined for parking. Maylog OFF wire fighter and fire crew updates. County health office changes. Red Cross rooms set at federal building. Ed Moore visits from Vinatilla. Hermiston doctor returns from army service.
Portland Lawyer Here CB Meculieeh In Portland Visit
Portland attorney Mr. McCuttoch of Carey Kerr Portland was in town on a short business trip. He attended a Junsteon gathering at the Hotel Pendleton with several friends.
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Portland
CB. Meculieeh
Prermittent von Portland
McCuttoch
Carey & Kerr
Pendleton
Newn
Postoffice Appointment in Pendleton
Te Postoffice J No Clyde arrives from Nampa Idaho to serve as an employee at the Pendleton post office and will work at the general delivery window succeeding T C Mangell who has taken up farming Clyde is married with two children.
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J. No Clyde
Nampa
Idaho
Pendleton
T. C Mangell
Clyde
Reather of Fred Bennion and Local Arrivals
Willard Bennion mother of Fred Bennion county agent was in the city en route from Balt Lake to Epikane to run the saper mille. He recently returned from overseas after two years as foreman in warhotee at Bordeaux. Mr and Mrs Scott and family from Pendleton arrive to settle at 118 Lewis street in the residence purchased from Dr F E Borden. Thr and Mr Bosden stay with Mrs Charles Quifiney at 922 Vincent street.
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Reather
Fred Bennion
Willard Bennion
Balt Lake
Epikane
Saper Mille
Warohotee
Bordeaux
Mire. Scott
Pendleton
Joseph Scott
Athens
Lewis Street
F. BE. Borden
Mr. Bosden
Charles Quifiney
Vincent Street
Bank Promotes Officers in City Reshuffle
L. C. Scharpt became cashier of the American National Bank of the city today. J. B. McCook, formerly cashier, is named vice president of the local bank as part of a personnel reshuffle tied to President W. T. Thompson’s promotion to vice president at First National Bank of Portland.
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L. C. Scharpt
American National Bank of
City
W. T. Thompson
First National Bank of Portland
J. BH. McCook
Fire Chief Takes Vacation From Mountain Assignment
Fire Chief W. B. Ringold will take a week off to hunt in the mountains near Wikard while Floyd Heathman, recently released from hospital after an appendectomy, directs the department in his absence. The Wisteria on Malin Street will open September 16 with Theo Ba tron as manager. Mire Neotia Orlear won the $5 prize and a pound box of candy for submitting the winning tithe. Prizes will be displayed in the store window on opening day.
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Honting Derr
W. B. Ringold
Pirsuang Door
Wikard
Floyd Heathman
Wisteria
le Whaner
Malin Street
Theo Batron
Mire Neotia Orlear
Alta Street
Elore
Methodist Appointments Mark Annual Southern Session
The fifty eighth annual Methodist Church South session met Saturday with W. B. Smith named to Milan and F. Bellamays to Weston, plus one Shingle as president of Columbia College. About 16 pastoral charges were set. Horace M. Dulware of Berkeley attended, with a party including Walter Rockwell Ralph Hassell and Herbert Thompson returning Sunday night from Beaverview. The journey used cars and a train via Seattle and Rainier National Park.
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Methodist Church
W. B. Smith
Milon
FO . Bellamays
Weston
Columbia College
Millan
Fixhop
Horace M. Dulware
Berkeley
California
Keir
Seaview
Walter
Rockiwell
Mir
Ralph Hassell
Mtr
Herbert Thompson
Beaview
Washington
Seattle
Pendleton
Thy Byallen
County Schoole Open in the County
Districts began the 18L9-1890 year with most openings today and more set for next Monday. Some schools will not open sessions due to insufficient funds at Walerite. Elementary study courses for distribution have not yet been received, said County Superintendent W. W. Green.
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Walerite
W. W. Green
Time to choose a warm coat for full season wear
A sales pitch urges buyers to purchase a coat length now to get a full season of use. It highlights plain colors and options with invisible checks or plaids and invites customers to see the selection.
Two Teachers to Wed in Pendleton Legal Notices
Ceezon City Lawyte Bere and W I Mulvey visit Pendleton for marriage license news. Ernest David Hanson of College Piece Washington and Mise Ten May Nua kel of Freewater were issued licenses to wed this afternoon and were to be married today. Both are teachers.
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Ceezon City
Lawyte Bere, W. I. Mulvey
Oregon City
Pendleton
Legal
Ernest David Hanson
College Piece
Wash
Mise Ten May Nuakel
Freewater
Petition Seeks Court Permission to Sell Wife’s Property
Mark A. Sturtevant filed in circuit court for authority to sell real property in Pilot Rock belonging to his wife Aliim Sturtevant who is presently confined at the Oregon State Hospital. Attorney W Js Mulvey of Oregon City represents him.
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Mark A. Sturtevant
Prerinifon
Read
Pilot Rock
Aliim Sturtevant
Oregon State Hospital
W. Js. Mulvey
Oregon City
Mortgage Foreclosure Action Noted in Passient Case
World Poieohee Mortgage and Peter Weldert seek judgment of 1540 on a fire clause mortgage against Charlot A. Fenn. Defendant mortgaged lands to Inwire the Passient of this suit. Plaintiff claims no foreclosure provision exists in the mortgage and mentions a court stay. Weldert is represented by Tmines A. Poe.
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Peter Weldert
Browaht
Salt
Charlot A. Fenn
Pals
Mr Weldert
Tmines A. Poe
Circuit Jorge Interview and Judge Phelps Prospects
The Port L Wad Telegraph notes Judge Phelps of the circuit bench in Taintine counties is away three weeks in Vendleton and will return soon. A local interview is planned to discuss the Judicial ton department and the modern baring sis. The report mentions past district attorney service and questions about moving to Pendleton amid talk of cooler winds and the valley city. Tropical days and wild weather add to the historic tone of the piece.
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Piel
Vendleton
Heach
Imperial
Phelps
Taintine Coumts
Pendleton
Hepport
Mistice Marries Local Couple at Pendleton
Mistice Hendrix and Melvin Mesera, both of Pendleton, were married at 190 this afternoon by Justice of the Peace Joe Tarkes Moyers. Parents of the bride and groom are named G. T. Wright and others.
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Mistice
Olive Mildred Hendrix
Melvin Willis Mesera
Pendleton
Justice of the Powes
Joe H. Tarkes Myr
Moyers
Suit Filed Over Unpaid Labor and Goods
M Gualhe sues Mrs Carrie Hergevin for 109.70 tied to 425 dollars of labor and 25.50 for a calf potatoes and an axe hand. Mr Cains is represented by S A Newberry.
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M. Gualhe
Carrie Hergevin
Cains
S. A. Newberry
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Lexington al Sea
Robert Wilcox
Stork
Mr. Ood
J.T. Hale
On Bite
Will
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Rantern Hide & Junk Co
Bow
Schidt Bundling
Allan Byron
Balen
Hoc Tale
Behmidt
Dr BH
Parker
Hynon
Tydo Hospital
Wilkin Kotp
Be Anthony's Hospital
Clarence Moore
St. Anthony's Hospital
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Elkhorn Cabin
Lohman Springs
Scharpf
Tony Vey
City Recorder
Massier
Mra
Rhodes
Bof. Trombley
Sound
Mount Tainlor
Heppner
Pionagun Dos
Piet
Ed Moore
Vimatilla
Moore
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de Wainscot
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Hin .Practier
Henniston
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Ane
Insurance
Kerr Gifford & Co., Inc
Joe Kerley
Chas. BE. Meard
Ina
Pendleton, Oregon
Cottonwood & Water
Gouraud
S. Err Trol
Servic Pendleton’s
Grocery Department
Elberta
Bartlett
Jorge
Peeters
G. Tt. Wright
St Anthony's Hospital
Castor
Shand
Seheg Ls
Alta
Lathor
Prince OF Wales
Quebec
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Prince of Wiilen ix
Abraham Queber
George Garneau
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