Wedding Bells Ring in Pendleton By Ample Garden Scene
Social and personals detail a Pendleton wedding in a home setting with the Bonney and Deane families. The ceremony featured a double ring service at 5 o'clock with Dr. J Francia Morgan officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs Emma Bonney, wore white organdy, carried white roses, and was escorted by her brother Charles Bonney. The reception followed with a debut of flowers and a novelty bouquet ritual. The couple, Miss Caroline Bonney and Roscoe Deane, will reside in Beattie, then Seattle, as the groom runs a local drug store. The article also notes several visits, travel plans, and other social occurrences in Pendleton society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Bonney
Roscoe Deane
Charles Bonney
North Main
J. Francia Morgan
Flrst M Presbyterian Church
Lohengrin
Frank E Royden
Auburn
Maine
Ferrin
Wilton E. Brock
Thimble
Cain
Charles March
J. A. Doane
Stephen A. Sewell
James W. Maloney
C. W. Mathews
Alice Doane
J. N. Doane
A. E. McLean
David B. Hill
William Lowell
Effie Duff
Edith Danbner
Thelma Richardson
Gertrude McConnell
Mamie Hartnett
Edith Laing
Pendleton
Portland
May Anderson
Harvey McPherson
Mr. McPherson
Beaside
Local visitors cast through Pendleton scene today
Don Snyder of Walla Walla arrives in the city. David Robertson departs Pendleton for Portland. Joseph Harden visits Pendleton from Hermiston. A Wi Robertson of the Interior Warehouse Company in Condon visits Pendleton on business today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Shotwell
Alice Shotwell
Hermiston
Clarence Carson
E. B. Kidder
Gibbon
Pendleton
W. B. Budolts
Pilot Rock
Earl Baldwin
Walla Walla
Bill Weise
HH. Barton
Golden Mule
Maxine Schrimsher
Weston
Tra
Coles
McMinnville
Om M.D. Lenn
American Falls
Mary Beck
Pauline Beck
Corwan T Tae
Lynn
Twin Falls
Tinho
Bellonad
Walia Walia
Herdner
Portland
D. Bt. Jesse
la Grande
Hotel
O. W. Zoller
Cox
Beatile
Don Snyder
David Robertson Lefo Pendleton
Joseph Harden
A. Wi. Robertson
Interior Warehouse Company of
Condon
Vislter
Administrator Appointed in Estate of William E. King
J. and Lievuallen was named administrator of William E. King’s estate. Henry Taylor and wife departed for Portland to view the Pacific fleet and attend a state board meeting. he serves as a lodge trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Lievuallen
William EL. King
Henry Taylor
Portland
Taylor
State Board of the LO. O. FP
The
Lodge
Adams Property Tithe settlement and related court actions
The report lists multiple circuit court actions including F C Buten et al suing Athena Property in Litigation and Watts suing to add tithe lot 7 block 1 Weston to a deed. It notes a divorce filing for Claude Lynn Lloyd and Mra Shirley M. Lloyd, two marriages licenses issued, a grain judgment on Birdenstein Co. against J W Terry, and a long auto trip ending with visitors from Princeton and Brooklyn lodging with Rev J F Morgan after a 4500 mile Lincoln Highway journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
William C. Owens
Eample of Lofts
Block &, Adams
G. W. Phelps
F. C. Buten
Athena Property
Watta
Rogers
Athena
Philip Weigelt
Matt Musgrove
Peterson
Bishop & Clark
H. L Watts
Claude Lynn Lloyd
Mra
Shirley M. Lioyd
Birdenstein & Co
J. W. Terry
Chcuit Coure
F. D. Watts
George W. Propbetel
Weston
James A. Fee
Watts
Lincoln Highway
Yellowstone Park
California
Ford
Walter A. Dew
Princston
New Jerrey
Juling M Benson
Jefferson, Ohio
Alfred T. McCormick
Brooklyn
New York
J. F. Morgan
Portland
Thomas C. Pwing
Princeton
Wyoming
Neqreat
Snyder
Leonard
Moran
Smuggling Attempt Aimed at Crown Prince Sparks Dispatch
A Copenhagen dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph says about 4 million dollars, smuggled from Berlin into Switzerland, was believed to be linked to the former crown princes. A high social figure is arrested. two women police agents traced the plan to draw gold from Berlin banks. The Berlin chief of police arrived by air at Weimar to report to President Ebert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Copenhagen
Exchange
Berlin
Switzerland
Jerson
Weimar
Ebert
Giant Jersey mosquito clubbed by a cop on arrest blotter
New York dispatch reports the largest Jersey mosquito ever clubbed to death by a policeman was shown at North Vereen police headquarters. The inch long specimen, nicknamed Exhibit AL, struck Lieut. Frederr on the neck, yielding a broken neck and 118 probowets. Officials say it will be stuffed and sent to a museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey
North Vereen
Lieut
Frederr
M& Gard
Whales Play Ring Around Liner Prince de Satrastegul
Nearing New York a Spanish liner passed a school of whales that swam around and followed the ship for hours. The vessel carried an American soldier who later became a toy maker to King Alfonso of Spain, Felix Mosso, with a curious tale of dolls and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prince de Satrastegul
Barcelona
Alfonso
Spain
Felix Mosso
No.2 Waterstreet
2D Pioneer Infantry
Madrid
Annre Armando
Cuba
Jal
All Run Down And Worn Out Blood Remedy Ad
Sarsaparilla claims purification of the blood and removal of waste leading to renewed strength and health. Hood’s Pills advertised as stomach toning and digestive aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hygod
Hood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chetain Woman's Board
Missi Wall
Thuretay
Mr. T
Yates
San Nord
Peniicton Yeaterning
Letter
Miecourt
Viet
Mra RR
EK Morse
Atle
Maxwell Moree
Seaview Washington
Mra Linnett
Mr. Ant
Verg
Snaveley
Abe Molstrom
Darhon Molstrom
Frank Molstrom
Mr. Molstrom
Frank
C. F. Steelhaw
Pendipton
Globe
Oregon
Een
A. Noreen
Ann Street
A. J. Foster
South Bend
Atr
Bert McDonald
Seattle
Leopold Godowsky
BF. Harter
Elizabeth Duncan
This
City
Major
Mrs
Lee Moorhouse
Frank Neagle
Nell Neagle
Miss Neagle
Miss Allin
Neagle
Moruer
Bredfield Regulator Co
Adlants,Ou
Associated Industries of
Coats
R. E. Farnsworth
Temple Ts
Buckhecht
Manson
Kond Bros
Buckingham & Hecht
San Francisco
George Dewey Jacques
Umatilla
Mias Margaret Thomas
William Bryan Lewin
Sumpter, Ore
Joselyn Viva Harden
McDonald Music Studio
Fort A. Melon
Nellie Plana
Grdowsky
Piino Leeann
W. Webb St
Whiting McDonald
Waterman’s Ideal
Thompsons’ Drug Store
W. C. Crawford
Crawford & Hedges Furniture
E. Court
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