City Brevities: Rentals and local notices
A compact listing of local classifieds and notices including furnished rooms for rent at multiple addresses, six room houses for rent, hotel and employment notes, lost items, sales of furniture and goods, school hats, harness pricing, and general notices. Also references to local businesses, a phone line for yellow wagons, and daily service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Thompson
Court House
Court Street
Leon Cohen
South Main Street
Portland
Oregon
East Court Street
Eagle Bilding
Visiting Notables and Local Moves In The Inland Empire
Weston visitor Chirk Nelson and Adams visitor T A Lieuallen checked in today while Freewater guest A Foster made a short town call. Annabel Crawford’s family notes a busy week. Joe Kennedy heads to Seattle to rejoin University of Washington and Felgar Smith plans Eugene for Oregon study. Local officials postmaster A Quant, Rev G O Hall, and wheat association head W M Scott were seen in town. numerous residents plan travel to Portland Pendleton Eugene and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirk Nelson
Weston
T. A. Lieuallen
Adams
A. &. Foster
Freewater
Annabel
Felgar Simith
Mornig
University of Oregon
Quant
Alba
GO. L. Hall
W. M. Scott
Wheatraisers’ Association
Helix
H. C. Mack
Fred Hartman
Portland
W. W. McQueen
Milton
Hartmans to Portland to reside there likely
Judge G A Hartman and family plan to move to Portland soon with a winter stay at least. They may settle permanently if Mrs Hartman’s health improves. He will remain in Pendleton to complete fair commission duties and manage local interests, commuting as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Hartman
Portland
Leas
Leases Amazement Hall Shoots and Billiards Move
Ward and Lowlsby lease the billiard rooms owned by J C Spoonemore and will run a shooting gallery and bilard and pool hall in the rear of the Eagles building. They have taken charge of the space formerly used by Spoonemore. Methodist Ladies Will Serve Dinner During Fall Each Day Beginning Monday Noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Epiccobal Church
Owl Tea House
Court Street
Patton
De Caprio to Arrive Sunday for City Fair
Mrs Polydore Moena of the French restaurant reports a letter from Signor A De Caprio leader of De Caprio's Italian band. He will arrive in the city Sunday evening from Portland and set up headquarters at the French restaurant for the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polydore Moena
Signor A. de Caprio
de Caprio
Portland
Thursday Afternoon Club Opens First Meeting of Year
The Thursday Afternoon Club will hold its first regular meeting of the year on Thursday evening October 6 at the president Mrs James A Fee home. The meeting will feature an Original Story and all members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurslay
James A. Fee
Grand Ball at Eagles Hall Monday Night
Johnson and Gulott's Orchestra will play at the Eagles' hall Monday night with refreshments served. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles’ Hall
Johnson & Gulott's Orchestra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Millinery Department
Tae
Summelay
Satipiday
Yin
Dresel
Teutsch’ S Department
Water St
Hotel Pendleton
Columbia Graphophone
H. F. Johnson
Chambers
Jackson Street
Peashton Permanent
Atwood Ridg
Chicago
East Oregonian
Warren Construction Co
Association Block
Delta
Qualiy
Louis Hunziker
Main Street
Roosevelt
Koeppens
Joe Kennedy
Seattle
University of Washington
Walter M. Pieret
Trion County
Thomas Fite Gerald
J. H. Stevens
Pendleton
G. W. Webb
Kate “Frazier
la Grande Chronicle
Sofialia
Cay- Jneten
Mises Aligo Proctor
Rena Masterson
Thurmlasy
Pendleton Academy
Elgin Cord
I. A. Freeman
San Francisco
Portland Steamship Hominy
Inland Empire
Mre
Diblén
Walla
Dan Kemler
Cheney Hentley
J. H. Bentley
J. M. Bentley
San Wrencisco
Mise Bertha Slater
Eugene
Binte University
Frank Rogers
Kerr-Gifford Company
Blanche
Athena
Garfield
Waeh
Frank Curl
Umatilla
The
Grain Company
Hartmans
Amazement
Ward & Howlsby
Eagles
Caprio
Nottingham
Peoples Warehouse
Great Eastern
Schmidt Building
Ing. Murphy
T. H. Brents
A.C. Vandewater
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