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We carry the Celebrated Alfred Dolge Line and have
them in red, black, drab and green. Juliettcs and Slippers.
New line just received We also have Pelt Romeo's and Felt
Slippers for men.. Just the thing for cold weather.
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS OF THE PAST WEEK
. i- Pn4icnn and Vicinity Notes
. BfO. Regular Correspondent
Personal and Otherwise
would no doubt take advantage of
tills opportunity.
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Good Shoes Cheap.
Kecognlslng ie aen-and for a day 5rown' "
else social resume, special
column will hereafter be run on each Socia Notes.
Saturday, In which will be given all jilsg Jessie Herman Is the guest
the social happenings of the week and of her brother Ba rnest Hartman and
readers are earnestly requested to wife or n pntertamcd a
'hand In every Item of Interest br S"1"' vouiig ladles at her home Thurs
jurday morning. It Is the desire to! evening Those present were the
set all the news from reliable sources j Misses Bitter, Wood Parrott, Hcna
land all parties bavins visiting friends. jk Thursday for
j holding receptions, club meetings, ,n" i Waua' Walla," where she will be the
ifnrmnl nnolnl Catherines. In rellciou"! i . . -i '.,, . flnrs.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1902.
PERSONAL MENTION.
is
Charles P arris, of Walla Walla.
in town.
3. F. King and wife are in town
from Athena.
Elt Spike, one of Butter Creek's
stockmen. Is a guest of Tlotol Pen
dleton. The county court has appointed
Alex Huson road supervisor for Mc
Kay precinct.
T. A. Rhea, one of Heppnor's lead
ing citizens, Is In the city looking
after business interests.
T. C. Warner and Chas. K. Ferguson
left last evening for Arlington to try
their luck shooting geese.
W. Bollons, roadm&ster for the O.
R. & X. Co., at Pendleton, Is at the
Perkins. Oregon Dally Journal.
Miss Ella Hendricks, of McMiuV
ville. is the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
R, W. King at the Baptist parsonage.
Q. W. Bradley, the wheat buyer and
fnrmnl social Catherines. In rellpo
musical or literary circles, are kindly
requested to send In the particulars.
her duties as clerk in the county
clerk's office.
Edward J. Oedlng received a letter
from his .ather, Louis Oedlng yester
day, who is now in New York, stat
ing that coal was now retailing at
S15 a ton there.
Miss Belle Darden, of Walla Walla, , friends of the happy young people.:
Is visiting friends in the city on her
wa yfxom La Grande where she has
been waiting on a patient. She is n
graduate of the Walla Walls hospital.
Word comes from Pilot Rock to the
effect that H. C. Janes, formerly edi
st nf friends for a few days
Mrs Charles A. Carter will return
from Portland Wednesday morning,
n viit nf several days with
Prominent Young Peopl; WeJ. !frends.
One of the society events of the j Miss Mable Mathews is visiting re
season in Pendleton was the marriage iations in Moscow.
Wednesday evening, at the M. E. jj-g t. C. Warner and Mrs. C. 1.
church, or Miss Bertha Wells to Dr. rerKUSOn. are the guests of Walla
Thomas M. Henderson. Itev. Robert Kftijta friends. They will return to
Warner officiating. The marriage was Uen(et0:l tj, nret of next week,
solemnized promptly at 8:30 In the I Mrs jonn Vert will spend Thankc
nreeence of a great number of the I m- with friends In Athena,
friends of the haiiDV young people.! Marshall, of Portland, will a--
The wedding march whs played byjrlve n tne dtr next week to be the
Miss Cozble Raley. At the appoint- j g,,rat of her brother. E. P. Marshall
ed time the bride was escorted to the anlj wjfe ,or a few days,
altar by her father, and the groom j jlrs. T. C. Taylor will entertain a
was accompanied by the minister. : few jrends on Thanksgiving at C
The altar was beautifully decorated j 0-ciock dinner.
The bride; Hnlf our nnnulation Is looking lor-
or- Urr-rf -n-ith Tst lilrasille and ulllici
pation to next Thursday, TLanksglv
ing day. when they will visit tin
homes of the other half and partake
tSTLT: proprietor Tthe Fre rater with flowers and plants The b
.rr jrA.--. i.u was richly dressed in white silk
consumption. He is not expected tnfJnaie tnmmed in point ace wl
two tnG STOom was dressed In black. Im-
A. U Dobie. who has spent iae pasi Mrg Henderson repaired to their of tne j, American table-bird-
few months in tins city organizing uie home whlch nafl bGen ppared for!tu,kevan(1 other cnjovablo things
Pendleton Seed Separator Company, them at 440 Rajer street whero a re-,wnlcn" po t0 nlake up a holiday din
left Friday evening for his home inlccpUon was yen mauy fr.cni;s , ner
Michigan. He will go by way of Chi-, from 9 to ,2 Manv beautiful and ral-t
cago and will return to Pendleton In'uabIe preScnts were received by thej witch's Ciub.
a few months. , brilJe and proom. but none of them ' T1)e witches are to form a club
W. L. Stewart, whose Job as lunch., were valued more highly than some 1 r0mposed of eight young ladies who
counter clerk at Meacham, was burn-1 point lace and battenburg pieces jave tle delightful "dance Hallowe'en
ed up Thursday night, with the Log I which were made by the mother ofTn. wjjj at th ehomes of the
Cabin, and whose good nature is as the groom and sent from Indiana. : memhm rtiirlnr- the winter
wide as the reputation of that famous I jjrs. Henderson is the daughter of months and will no doubt brew la
institution, is In the city today, visit-ijir. and Mrs. Thomas B. Wells. pion-',, ..ij witchcraft nther nleas-
eers of Pendleton, and the groom is . ant entertainments for their friends,
one of the risiug young physicians
and surgeons of this rity. The bride) Union choral Service.
has spent most of her life in this city T-n Pi,r.irE nf tho rtifTerent
ders is one of the leading horse buy-, where she has a host of adi-..liiug rhiirnhM nf thp rin- nre rehearsit-.c
ers and dealers of Walla Wnlla -oin-! friends. Their well-wishers Join in , for a nlon cnorai serTiee to be held
ty, and Mr. Mosgrove ii one of the j hearty congratulations. Thanksgiving evening. The place of
leading hardware dealers of Milton. , holding this service has not yet been
Rev. Jonathan Edwards, pastor of) Toung men io entertain. decided, but will be announced late)
ing among friends.
C. A. Sanders, of Walla Walla and
Athena Club Note.
Mrs, Lillian Cole Bethels vriltes
that her parliamentary class at Athe
na was a xery enthusiastic one, with
the membership about equally diTld.
ed between men and women. At the
close of the drills a permanent class
was organized and will meet regular
lr during the winter.
The Athena Friday Club Is In n
prosperous condition, having ovtr So
members. The clnb is studying Ore
gon history this year.
A Valuable Addition.
Jlrs. Sklles, of the North Side Club,
of Denver, is a recent valuable acces
sion to the ranks of the Pendleton
club women. Some of our ladles re
member Mrs. Skiles as the efficient
chairman of the hotel committee at
the Denver Blonnlal. We expest to
gain much practical information from
this Denver club woman, as the Den
ver women stand in the very front
rank and are known the whole coun
try over as wise and Indefatigable
workers In all lines of women's work.
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cation.; I
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pia,e i4teT
match, 1
creations
over the .Z61!
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Cheapest i
Club Notes.
A letter from Alaska says: "We
considered the feasibility of becoming
a part of the Oregon Federation, but
finally decided to organize an AJaska
Federation," so at the next Biennial
a new federation from the far North
will be added to the list
We are glad to note that the chair
man of our Domestic Science depart
ment (state). Dr. Mae Cardwell has
returned to Oregon. Dr. Cardwell Is
an enthusiastic worker In her depart
ment, and the clubs may expect some
pertinent suggestions from her com
mittee soon. Our state committees
are a little behind in their Tork this
year, but we hear that they will set in
line before long.
The habit of beginning late ia one
that greatly hinders all sorts of good
endeavor, and Just here is a good
place to repeat our local clubs moet
at 2:0 p. m.
nne norse man oi Axnena, was aMatt Mo3grove, of Milton, are resis
guest of the Golden Rule Hotel last;teretl at Hotel st Georfre. yr. an.
W. D. Hansford, Col. J. H. Raley
and C. B. Wade will leave this even
lng for Sumpter on a combined bus!
ness and pleasure visit.
Sarah Sophia Aimquisrt has nieo the Congregational church, returned 1 A social event which promises to
her Intention of renouncing all alle-t evening from Davenport, Wash., eclipse anything heretofore given this The Jolly Club.
glance to the King of Sweden and be- where he had been to attend the fun-, season is the party being arranged The members of the Jolly Club eu- j
coming an American citizen. j eral of his brother-in-law, L. B. . by some of Pendleton's well-known i tertalned their friends again Fridav j
Mrs. W. H. Congdon and son, of j Owens. Rev. Edwards will hold the young men. which Is to occur on the evening, at Mush? hall. The usual !
Umatilla, are at Hotel Pendleton, regular Sunday morning and even- evening of December 4. The names . iarpe crowd of young people passed I
Mrs, Congdon is the popular proprle-'ing services in his church. of the following gentlemen who have!a pleasant evening in dancing to the
tress of one of Umatilla's prominent Ed Hendryx has purchased tnotlle arrangements of the affair In strains of Kirkman's orchestra. The,
hotels. Granite Gem, a weekly newspaper ! charge are a guarantee for its suc-l ypung men who compose the inem-)
Miss Delia Crigler has returned published at Granite, in the oumpter I ss: Messrs. Roy W Ritner. George i hership of this club, believe in being;
from Freewator where she vlsited i mining region. Ed is a former Uma- j A. Hartman. Jr.. Eiored B. affie. , up-to-date and expect to encage the
her parents and has again resumed ' tllla county boy and his many friends "m,er 1- Carpenter,. Fred Lampkin. : services of Messrs'. Newkirk and Raj'.
. here hope for his success He Is an Charles B. Sampson. Charles E. Bond i who will at future parties give Ic-
,old newspaper man and will no doubt j Harry . Thompson, James B. Welch, ; structions In the terpsichorean art,'
Vrw TWr.c fWoc t,make many friends In his now field. Oliver W. Reiser. Mark Moorehouse including all the latest dances. The1
wa vu, 0 - . and u vnnip k stfiwnm ik i . i i.i
they secure these Instructors, as many.
Parliamentary Club.
The Parliamentary Club will hold
its regular meeting next Tuesday af
ternoon, at 2:30, atthe Commercial
Club rooms. It is hoped that the full
membership will be present promptly
on the hour. Even Pendleton club
woman and any club woman visiting
In the city Is cordially invited to at
tend the meeting. The report if the
committee on revision of coastl' jthm
will be considered. ThlB revision
promises to give now means of useful
ness to our clubs. There are many
lines of club work, and with a large
membership each may find the line
that suits her best.
Our public schools, our library
laws, civil government, -in fact, any of
the questions included under the title
of civics, will properly come into our
discussions and study this year.
REAE
ESTA1
The 20,000 to.
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""OB tea
140 acres on the ihJ
Pendleton llsttl
stojk raschetllt
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lots, reB!fienceit
uuuacB,
I do not list
price is right
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Real Estate!
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THE PUR
GRAIN C0F1
Even cUldren ii
because they lib h i
tors say it is good fort;
not? ItccntahsaHcij
merit of the vm rx
of the poisoas of aet I
THY IT TCI
Atgrocm erernieR; Iktil
effective mast be spli
mented by pore drags
If""yourJ prescription is
filled by us it contains
nothing but the best in
gredients that your doctor
prescribes for you. We
ever substitute.
TALLMAN & C2
THE DRUGGISTS
J. h. Moran, commonly known
among his friends as "Jack," will
leave this evening for La Grande j
where he goes to close a deal, with
the bank for putting in a large safety
vault. Mr. Moran represents the Nor-
rls Safe & Lock Co., of Seattle, and
has the distinction of making some
of the largest deals ever made bjany
of the salesmen of the company.
Grand Ball Monday Night
i A grand ball will be given Monday
night, November 24, by Elntracht
j Lodge No. 6, Sons of Herman, in Ar
mory hall. Admission will be $1.
I Plenty of lunch and refreshments
1 will be be served free.
The Second-Story Man Well, Bill,
how's business? The Bank Burglar
Well, we're havin' a lot of competi
tion from de feller on de Inside.
Puck.
Forecast of Events.
A grand ball will be given by Ein-
j tracht Lodge No. 6, Sons of Herman.
Monday evening, November 24.
A grand masque ball will be given
Wednesday evening, November 20. in
the Hughes hall, in East Pendleton
Kirkman's orchestra will furnish the
music for the occasion.
Ball at Helix.
A grand masque ball was glv-.L in
the Huson hall, In Helix, Friday
night. This was one of the social
events of the season In that city and
one of the largest crowds ever to at
tend an event of this kind was pres
ent Although the hall is a large one
the floor was crowded to its utmost
capacity and all voted the event very
enjoyable.
Look Jtlere.... .
iao acres of wheat land, 3 miles from Pendleton, 2500
600 acres, 10 miles from station, plenty of water, $650x3
160 acres, 10 miles from Pendleton Si 500
160 acres, on the river, 7 miles from Pendleton,
35 acres in alfalfa, good house and barn.. .. $4000
Good house on West Alta street f noo
Good five-room house,, north of river, six blocks
from bridge $ 900
Two five-room cottages on West Webb St., each t 800
Dutch Henry Feed Yard
Good property in city and country .too numerous to mention, any
location that one may desire.
W. F. EARN HART,
ASSOCIATION BLOCK
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Carvers! Carvers!!
CARVERS!!!
1 have just received a fine assortment of carvers. Do not fail
to get one to carve that Thanksgiving turkey. My prices are
within the reach of all See the fine display in south window
T. C. TAYLOR
THE HARDWARE MAN
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Operatic Extravaganza.
By far the greatest society event of
the season will be the production of
the "Military Girl" by the young la
dies of St. Agnes Guild, on December
first and second, The comedy roles
will be In the hands of competent
comedians, and the ) pretty girls
taking part will be a revelation to
Pendleton theatergoers. From the
rising of the curtain on Camp Funs
ton, to tho grand finale of the third
act there Is not a wait.
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Thursday Afternoon Club.
Tho Thursday Afternoon Literary
Club met this weefc with Mrs. M. J.
Lane at her home on College street.
After the usual business was dis
posed of, each member gave a quo
tation from some English author.
This was followed by Interesting and
Instructive papers on English cathe
drals and St. Glle'8 church, Scotland,
read by the following ladles: Mrs.
John Halley, Mrs. C S. Jackson, Mrs.
E. P. Marshall, Mrs. M. A. Sheridan,
Mrs John Vert, Mrs. Bean, Mrs. A. D.
Stlllman. Many photographic iew6
of exteriors and Interiors of different
materially to the Interest In papers
read. The pleasant and profitable
afternoon was brought to a close with
light refreshments.
Soles
Of
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T. JOE ST0I
Special Dress Goods Sale for One Week Oilj
Dress Goods worth Si.;o. Sale Price
1.25 " "
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25 "
We must reduce our dress goods stock, and to do 1
make these big cut prices. We will save yon nonejl
dollar invested in dress goods. Come and look im
We are agents for the Cosmopolitan Paper raifstul
THE LYONS MERCANTILE
Remember: The largest slock of goods in the chjioakl
Fastened and put together
in a manner to please and
satisfy the most exacting
Such are our Men's Shoes
that we sel; for
$3.50
PEOPLES
WAREHOUSE
Warm Shoes and Slippers
Wlllliltmju
Order of Washington Social.
The members of William Martin
Union No. 155, Order of Washington
held a social session on Wednesday
evening at the conclusion of the busi
ness session. Dancing and games
were indulged In until a late hour,
whon a banquet concluded a moa.
enjoyable evening. It Is the inten
tion of the members to make a spe
cialty of tho social sessions during
the winter months.
Lincoln the Statesman.
Prof. W, D. Lyman, of Whitman
college delivered the third lecture In
the university extension course at the
congregational .church laat evening.
He handled bis subject, "Lincoln, the
Statesman," In an entertaining and
masterly manner. The next lecture
In the course will be given next Fri-
Tte Queen Hotel
Now Open
The nev, building, 30 by 8o,
recently erected by Joe. Ell, on
Garden stre;t, between Court and
Alta, is now open to the public
Contains 30 well lighted, and venti
lated and newly furnished rooms.
Not an inside room in the build
ing. Modern inprovements, elec
trie lights and baths. The Hotel
is directly back of of the Queen
Chop and Oyster House on Main
street, and the Queen Chop House
and the Queen Hotel will be run
in connection by Messrs.
Olson & Van Poymbroeck
Proprietors
ALWAYS SOMETHING
To be seen in attractive millinery at our pante jjjj
trimmers kepn rnnctantlv in tniich With tbt sW:1
rpntprt rf iU 17..... .l. Jooc are al!"l
w .udl ci 11 w ujc iait.b ,wfc- - .
display. Come"in and study the very newrst ttjl
As the season advances so do our siji
I CARRIER MILLINER
THE HOME OF THE STYLISH HA.
A GOOD THING'
AND WE'LL PUSH IT ALONG
The best and most convenient thijT
the kind we have seen is a neat little i
Showing a onlfinHnr fnr 1903. 3 lodge
tory, railroad time card and car fares,
are for free distribution. Call lor
M. A. RADER
THE FURNITURF MAN
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