Sister Kilian Promoted to Western Province Mother Superior
Sister Kilian is promoted to Mother Superior in the western province overseeing schools and hospitals in Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming. Sister Stanislaus moves from Pendleton to Wilmington to head St Pauls Cathedral School, with an implied return to the west after about a year. Sister Solano named new academy superior as Stanislaus departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killian
Western Province
Pendleton
Stanislaus
Wilmington
Delaware
St. Paul's Cathedral School
St. Joseph's Academy
Kilian
Sisters of St. Francis
Oragon
Washington
Wyoming
Sister Solano
East
Doffs Conventional Black Dons a Holy White
Pasadena reports a fashion change among ministers as Rev Dr Matt Hughes of First Methodist wears a white flannel suit for morning and evening services. He appears in a double breasted white outfit with white shirt belt shoes and carries a white panama hat. The innovation follows a hot day and is supported by Pasadena's influential congregation. Later he repeats the attire at the cornerstone laying for Union-avenue Methodist church at Loretta Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Matt §. Hughes
First Methodist Church
Hughes
Dr. Hughes
Union-avenue Methodist Church
Loretta Hall
Auto Brigade Heads to Mountains for Weekend Trip
Four autos owned by Col. J. H. Raley T. C. Taylor Thomas Thompson and John Crow will depart this evening for mountains near Meacham. Additional party members include W. L. Thompson Dr. E. J. Sommerville Dr. F. W. Vincent and Frank Curl. They will stay over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meacham
Col. J. H. Raley
T. C. Taylor
Thomas Thompson
John Crow
W. L. Thompson
E. J. Sommerville
F. W. Vincent
Frank Curl
Marriage License Issued to Newquist and Guderian
A marriage license was issued today to Oscar Newquist and Martha Guderian, both residents of this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Newquist
Martha Guderian
Phil Berg Praises Wife as Fine Coffee Maker
Phil Berg notes his wife excels in brewing coffee using Folger's Golden Gate Coffee. The remark highlights domestic skill and brand mention within a casual compliment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Berg
Folger
Pendleton Sees Wide Stream of Visitors on Business
A lengthy local notes roundup lists visitors and residents arriving in Pendleton for business and personal reasons from Echo La Grande Athena Milton Weston Meacham and nearby areas. Names include D Teel F Baker Paul Bullfinch Nina Coon Minnie Naylor and many others with origins such as Seattle Portland Joseph Hermiston and Colfax and roles from lawyers to hardware merchants and engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Baker
la Grande
Lea Pendleton
Paul Bullfinch
Weeton
Three Divorces Granted by County Judge Gilliland
In the morning, County Judge Gilliland granted three divorces. Minnie A. Switzer from Edmond Switzer, Doan M. Dillon from Peter Dillon, and W. P. Willaby from Mattie Dell Willaby. The last decree was by default. Minnie A. Switzer was permitted to resume her maiden name Minnie A. Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilliland
Cupid
Minnt A. Switzer
Edmond Switzer
Doan M. Dillion
Peter Dillon
W. P. Willaby
Mattie Dell Willaby
Minnie A. Brady
Pendleton Briefs and Local Notes
In Pendleton moving into the city for the school year, J O Hales, an Adama farmer, relocates his family so daughter Hil da can attend Pendleton academy. City pays 2809.35 to Columbia Bridge Co for concrete work on Lee Street bridge. Charles Ogilvy of Pilot Rock plans to exhibit more at the district fair after a 52 exhibit win last year. Three year old Fillimena Smith of Cayuse dies at St Anthony's. burial at the Catholic mission cemetery on the reservation follows the death of her mother about a month earlier.
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P. S. Rogers
Weston
Adolph Molitor
Northern Pacific
Pasco
FE. C. Sanderson
Eugene. Divinity School
Fred Ganger
Pilot Rock
Ruth Clark
Salt Lake
G. A. R. Encampment. Co. FF
City
J. O. Hales
Adama
Hilda
Pendleton Academy
Columbia Bridge Company of
Walla Walla
Lee Street
Charles Ogilvy
Fillimena Smith
Charles Smith
Cayuse
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Doctor McClure Returns to Lead Dairy Clean-Up Drive
Dr H W McClure chief of the bureau of animal industry in the northwest returns from Portland where he spoke on the controversy over Portland milk supply. He advocates eliminating dirt and tubercular cows from all dairies. Editor J P McManus says this year’s district fair exhibit will surpass prior efforts and will include a commercial fruit exhibit alongside the regular fruit display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. McClure
Bureau of Animal Industry
Northwest
Portland
J. P. McManus
Pilot Rock Record
Fall injures Bert Campbell at home
Bert Campbell is confined to bed after a bad fall yesterday morning when his feet slipped while descending the front steps. Although painful the injury is not expected to be serious. Rural Routes Growing reports from Adams note a 40 percent increase in rural route cancellations and a doubling of periodical deliveries to farmers this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Campbell
G. O. Richardson
Adams
City
The
Farmere
Weissert Couple Returns From German Home Visit
Carl Weisssert and his wife came back to Pendleton this morning after an extended three month stay in Germany. They were joined by Eugene Hicks who plans to settle in the United States. The Weissserts say their time away was enjoyable but they are glad to be home again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Weissert
Germany
Eugene Hicks
America
Mrs. Weisssert
Pendleton
Adams Well Represented at City Day
Adams and surrounding residents visited the city on business with many seen on the streets such as G. O. Richardson postmaster J. T. Lienatlen president of the farmers' union Frank Whitley blacksmith J. F. Wallen feed mill manager Nell McDonald Earl Hurd James Christopher Abe Melatrom Charles Pell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
G. O. Richardson
J. T. Lienatlen
Farmers’ Union
Frank Whitley
J. F. Wallen
Nell McDonald
Earl Hurd
James Christopher
Abe Melatrom
Charles Pell
They Saw the Sights on Oregon Tour
R F Johnson and two sons Colon el Johnson and John Johnson of Fairview farm returned from a month long sight seeing tour to western Oregon and the coast. It was the first trip outside Umatilla county for the two young men who visited Portland Salem and other Willamette valley points. Justice of the Peace Joe H Parkes leaves this evening for his Meacham summer home where part of his family stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Johnson
Colonel Johnson
John Johnson
Fairview Farm
Oregon
Umatilla County
Portland
Salem
Willamette Valley
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Meacham
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White House
Standard Grocery Co
East Court
Mother Superior 2
Stanislats
Howard
Winslow Bros
0. M. Heacock, Optician
Pendleton Dye Works
Pendleton Public
Tueday
St. Joseph’s Academy
Nelson's
the Handy Store
Main Street
D. Teel
Eeho
Nina Coon
Seattle
Minnie Naylor
Athena
W. R. Graham
Guy W. Huffman
Bert Huffman
Joseph
Faye Bartholomewes
Thomas West
T. 8. McKinney
Court House
Frank Sloan
Echo
Helen Betts
Nye
Homer I. Watts
Athena Fa
A. M. Coffin
Adams Chop Mill
Harry Olcott
Pilot Roth
Miss McDonald
Colfax
G. W. Proebster
F. M. Whitley
F. M. Whitely & Co
D. H. McCarty
Otis Turner
County Court House
H. D. Newell
Hermiston
Newell
Umailla
Freda Parkes
Livingood
E. K. Martin
Boston
J. H. Garten
Milton
RB. Bernier
Wallace
Idaho
Black Bear Mining Company
Pauline Lederle
Merle R. Chesman
East Oregonian
Eugene
Dean Tatom
Mrs. Tatom
Oliver P. Morton
Umatilla
W. 8. Smith
Tone
Rose Campbell
Mis
Dean Tatum
Bert Strum
Todig
Burne
Beattle
Dr. McClure
Europe
Tallman’s
MT. Hood
Tallman & Co
Wilson
Roosevelt
School of Commerce
Richard Mayberry
B. Ace
White
Bepore
East End Grocery
Columbia Bar
Stahl
Herman Peters
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