Newsy Notes Pendleton Rest Room for Visitors
At a Methodist church meeting the official board decided to keep the church open during the Round-up as a rest room for visitors. Attending were Watermelon Post Judge Stephen A. Lowell Secretary J. E B. Keefe of the Commercial association and Joe Connelly the sheep man. They traveled to Stanfield this morning for the annual watermelon feast. A fire Thursday night burned a combine belonging to Williams & Delwo on the old Clapton place west of Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Barrett
Athena
Stanfield
Chester Beam
Seattle
The
Methodist Church
Stephen A. Lowell
J. E B. Keefe
Commercial Association
Joe Connelly
Willams & Delwo
Clapton Place
Pendleton
Back Prom Ireland Arises in Pendleton Scene
William McMurray general passenger agent of the C W R N and his wife passed through Pendleton last evening en route to Portland after spending months in Ireland. Pays insurance money. A draft for 1000 was given Col J M Bentley today by representatives of the local Women of Woodcraft chapter in payment on the policy of the late Mrs J M Bentley.
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Ireland
William McMurray
Pendleton
Portland
Woodcraft
J. M. Bentley
Col. J. M. Bentley
Preach on Workingman Sermon Delayed by Absence on Labor Day
Rev Nathan Evans was away on Labor Day so his sermon tomorrow evening will address labor problems as announced today. He invites all interested to attend at the usual city venue. Leave for College Alger and Chester Fee depart for college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Evans
Alger
Chester Fee
James A. Fee
New York
Eugene
University of Oregon
Disorderlies in Court Face Jail and Probation
Frank Spielman, cited for disorderly conduct during a band concert, was sentenced to five days in jail due to inability to pay a fine. Jack Rouch, arrested on the same charge, was placed on good behavior and released with a vow to abstain from further misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Spielman
Jack Rouch
Portland Merchant Ben Selling Visits Pendleton on Campaign Swing
Ben Selling, well known Portland merchant and Republican candidate for U S senator, spent a few hours in Pendleton last evening en route to La Grande. He was accompanied by Railroad Commissioner Clyde Aitchison, seeking reelection. They plan a return campaign visit of several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Selling
Ben Seling
Portland
U. 8
Pendleton
la Grande
Clyde Aitchison
Two More Bad Ones Secured By Round-up Official
James H. Sturgis, livestock director, reports two more outlaws purchased from Bit Spike of Buhl Idaho. The black and bay horses have proven valuable in tryouts and are set to ride this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Sturgis
Bit Spike
Buhl
Idaho
Pendleton Drayman B S Waffle Celebrates 75th Birthday
Veteran Pendleton drayman B S Waffle marks his 75th birthday today. Father of D B Waffle and Dr B B Waffle, he remains in splendid health and appears much younger than his years despite three score and fifteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S Waffle
Pendleton Drayman
D. B. Waffle
Dr. B. B. Waffle
Cheyenne Winner Coming Signaling Return of Lewman
Lafe Lewman, hailed by the Denver Paper as the hero of the last Cheyenne show for bulldogging and bucking, writes to Round-up officials of his intention to attend the upcoming exhibition. The 22 year old previously threw a steer so hard its neck broke, a feat noted in the prior event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafe Lewman
Denver Papera
Lewman
Builder Dunlap Erects New Bungalows in Pendleton
Contractor L. Dunlap is constructing three dwelling houses in Pendleton. Two homes are rising on Willow Street for W. R. Graham, with one nearing completion. a Love bungalow on Johnson Street replaces a house burned months ago, excavation already finished and second structure underway.
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Pendleton
L. Dunlap
Mr. Dunlap
Willow Street
W. R. Graham
Johnson Street
Love
Mr. Graham
Horses for Fahrey Riders Return With New Spoiler Rider
Spot the horse ridden by Buffalo Vernon in the first two Round-ups will return this year with Cheater Byers as rider. Owner Clarence Adams will bring Spot from Ukiah in a few days and also provides a mount for Tex McCloud, a noted roping expert.
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Fahrey
Spot
Buffalo Vernon
Official Decorator Is Here For Pendleton Fair
R P Weeks of Charles W Goodman Bros Portland arrives to prepare extensive decorations confined to Main Alta Court streets Round-up stadium and fair pavilion Fred Earle director of parade and decorations calls for full citizenship cooperation to robe the city from boundary to boundary in gala attire Every householder urged to display signs showing Pendleton is in a holiday mood
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R. P. Weeks
Charles W. Goodman Bros
Portland
Main
Alta
Court
Fred Earle
Pendleton
Four men plead not guilty in grand jury case
Four of the men indicted by the grand jury this morning plead not guilty and will stand trial. The defendants include Lynn and Modrell alleged cattle thieves Bert Livermore deputy warden charged with killing deer out of season and Fred Palley accused of obtaining money under false pretenses. As opening court nears many cases are being settled or dismissed making it likely all but the Columbia George murder trial will be disposed of before the Round-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Modrell
Bert Livermore
Fred Palley
Columbia George
Grain Fire Reported On Reservation Stubble Burn In Vicinity
A report circulated this afternoon claiming a grain fire on the reservation north of the agency. Multiple telephone inquiries found no grain fire, but confirmed a large stubble fire burning in the same area.
Christian Science Services and Lesson Subject
Christian Science services at 1 o'clock a m Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Lesson sermon subject Substance. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 p m. Reading room open daily from 2 to 4 p m. Corner EB Webb and Johnson Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb and
Johnson
Church services at Redeemer on Sunday schedule
Church of the Redeemer plans a 10 a m Sunday School, 11 a m Holy Communion, and 7 30 p m sermon service led by Rector Charles Quinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles’ Quinney
Lutheran Service Notice for Rev Christian Mack Adama
German Lutheran Rev Christian Mack of Adama will hold services tomorrow afternoon at 2:80 o'clock for the German Lutherans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Mack of
Adama
Methodist Pastor N Evans Leads Morning Service at Corner Webb
The notice indicates Pastor N Evans of the Methodist church at Webb and Johnson Streets conducted the morning service. It reflects a local church event with no further details on time or activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Webb and
Johnson Streets
N. Evans
Theme Will Be Supremacy of Christ Tonight
The evening service centers on the theme Supremacy of Christ with preaching at 11 am and 7:20 pm. Sunday school starts at 10 am, Epworth League meets at 6:40 pm, focusing on faith and fellowship for working men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Epworth League
Presbyterian Sunday Services Update
Presbyterian church confirms ten a m regular Sunday school with classes for all and special music. No morning or evening service due to preacher’s absence. Regular services to resume subsequently. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7.50 p m continues.
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Presbyterian
Sermons by Rev. T F Weaver on Giving and Will at Main and Jackson
On Main and Jackson streets sermons will be delivered by Rev. T F Weaver at 11:00 a.m. The Blessedness and Glory of Giving Service. At 7:30 p.m. A Man With a Will, a special sermon. Sunday school opens at 10:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. Special morning music and a double quartet in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Jackson Streets
Rrev
T. F. Weaver
Christian Endeavor
Society Notes Point to Wedding Travel and Visits
Miss Ann Smith plans a Denver wedding attendance with sorority sisters. Notices announce an upcoming not home event hosted by Mrs J Smith and Mrs Taylor next Tuesday. Miss Edna Thompson and Miss Irene Shea returned from a Portland visit while Miss Adele Mousey returned there. Mrs J R Dickson and Mrs Westbrooke Dickson left for Portland on a brief visit. Mr and Mrs George Strand will
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ann Smith
Denver
J. Smith
Mra
Smith
T. ¢. Taylor
Edna Thompson
Irene Shea
Portland
Adele Mousey
Local residents migrate between Portland and area towns
Notices detail multiple residents moving or traveling this season. Mrs J B Perry and Miss Jennie Perry return from Portland while Mrs Benjamin Lane Burroughs hosts her Portland mother, and Mrs Nellie Williams visits from Portland. Several others plan trips to Bandon, Portland, Eugene, and Willamette Valley.
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Benjamin Lane Burroughs
Nellie Willams
Portland
Mise
Slusher
Eugene
University of Oregon
William Suader
Willamette Valley
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Don Snyder
Walla Walla
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A. W. Nye
Harvey Roseperry
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L. I. Stevens
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Athena Farmer
Lucile Kemp
Weaton
Effie Jean Frazier
C. H. Martin
Birch Creek
Charles Heard
Board of Trade
Roy T. Bishop
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Lawrence Whitman
Bertha Konttas
Hanna
Glen Sturdivant
Pilot Rock
Misa Susie McReynolds
G. W. Phelps
Heppner
Maud Phelps
Hermiston
Ucle
J. A. Devlin
Wisconsin
Miss Margaret Snow
St. George Grill
Ukiah Hotel
London
Maple Street
Kryptok Lenses
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom
Association Block
Oregon
Pendleton Cleaning and Dye Works
Golden Rule
Newsy
George Darvenu
Hotel
Shaw
Political Equality League
Equal Suffrage Organization
Anna Shaw
League
Rose L. Huston
Jack Insley Huston
Pendleton Printery
Baker
J. P. Winter
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Christian Science
Church of the Redeemer
E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Ore
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J. R. Dickson
Mr and Mrs. George Strand
Thompson
Water and
Thompson Streets
J. B. Perry
Jennie Perry
Bandon
Cecil Wade
Mrs
Charles Levis
Willard Bond
P. Dodd
Benjamin T. Snell
Arlington
Carla Wheeler
R. Raymond
City
Raymond Farm
Miss Wilma Burmester
KE. M Newberry
Jack
A. J. McAll
Selaide
Cathlamet
Eelock
Webb St
China
Elgin Works
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