Reeves

Biography of Rev. Crittenden Reeves

Rev. Crittenden Reeves was born on December 28, 1842, in Todd County, Kentucky. He briefly moved to Missouri before returning to Todd County in 1856. His father, Benjamin H. Reeves, was a prominent figure in early Missouri and Kentucky, holding various military and political offices, including Lieutenant-Governor. Crittenden enlisted in the First Kentucky Cavalry during the Civil War and later served in the state legislature. He owned and farmed 187 acres in Todd County, was active in the Democratic Party, and was married twice, raising several children.

Biographical Sketch of William W. Reeves

William W. Reeves, born on December 25, 1870, near Villa Grove, is a prominent lawyer in Tuscola, Douglas County. The son of George R. Reeves, a farmer from Indiana, he grew up on a farm and attended Wesleyan College before studying law under John H. Chadwick. Graduating from Bloomington Law School in 1898, he began his legal practice in Tuscola. A Democrat, he is also involved in the Masonic order and the Knights of Pythias.

The Sagamore Hotel

The Sagamore Hotel, established by J.B. Griswold and opened on October 1st under the management of S.R. Reeves, stands as one of Eastern Oregon’s finest hotels. With 44 commodious rooms and inviting verandas, it exudes a homely charm. The well-appointed main office and writing room cater to guests’ needs, while the elegantly furnished dining room is celebrated for serving the best meals in the region. The hotel boasts top-notch facilities, including a modern cold storage plant, ensuring a delightful stay for visitors.