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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1903
Page
8
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Numerous brief items report E. T. Miller going to Shoshone Idaho, Mrs. C. Kemler returning from Walla Walla, and others moving or visiting cities like Portland Meacham Corvallis and Spokane. Mentions include marriages of Charles Weeks and Mabe Wheeler, doctors and engineers arriving, land prospects in Pendleton, and crop conditions noting good stand yet cold nights.
Mrs H E Carpenter returns from Milton visit with her father B Stanton who faces a cancer in the left eye and unlikely survival months. Charles H Green the wool buyer travels to The Dalles then plans Pendleton return after wool season closes. V Sittel and family depart for Portland via Spokane and the Sound as past tailors here, likely to settle permanently after moving from St Joseph Missouri.
Self Denial Week begins yesterday and lasts one week as Salvation Army members urge the public to forgo luxuries and make donations. A public contribution box will be available all week on Main Street under an Army Officer’s supervision to support charities sustained by the Army.
Frank Duprat has begun a tall board fence around the leased northwest corner lots at College and Court streets for a hollow concrete brick plant. A summer plan includes a second facility to manufacture brick. Hollow concrete brick is used in pavements and walls and is said to be superior to ordinary brick.
A. B. Noble writes from the Walla Walla hospital under Dr Blalock care that he is greatly improved and on the road to recovery. He adds that Mrs. L Greenawalls, his daughter, also in the same hospital, is getting along nicely.
Jesse Salling and his family will move back to Pendleton to reside. Mr. Salling bought Colonel J. H. Raley’s residence on Ann streets through Riborn & Swaggart and will move in immediately.
Brakeman Ed Switzer of La Grande reported Friday night that his wife, who attempted suicide with carbolic acid, is improving and he hopes for full recovery. He traveled from the city to Spokane this morning with the update. A. H. Todd plans to drive his cattle to Meacham Creek and Huron as snow melts allowing stock to move. Todd expects to stay at Meacham most of the season. Heavy snows in Yellowstone Park hinder travel on trails.
The agency plans a new brick laundry unit and a waterworks project this summer. Plans are sought for both, with a target of completion by mid summer. A spring source lies within a mile, and a 405‑foot board sidewalk with four and six foot sections connects the agency buildings.
Pendleton High School Journal announces a complete update of its editorial force for The llakawinn. New editors include Editor-in-chief Clarence Allen and Hertha Alexander, associate editors Neil Jay Myrtle Disney and Mary Rust, and others across sections such as sports social and business management.
The grand mission starts at St Marys Church at 10 30 a m Easter Sunday and runs a week with nightly services. Easter Sunday morning will feature Rev M J O Connor, former rector of St Francis Xavier College Cincinnati, as opening preacher. Rev P J Mulconrey, assisting, is praised as a skilled former St Marys College Kansas professor and public speaker.
Florence Penland youngest child of L B Penland dies after senile fever at eleven. The First Baptist Sunday School regular and beloved, she recently shared faith with the writer. Family grateful for flowers and sympathy. Rk. W. King, pastor, notes their loss and trust in God.
H. J. Stillman broke Pendleton records yesterday using a Remington shotgun at the range. Under regular targets and distance, he hit 97 thirds and scored 71 straight out of a possible 100. Charlies Hamilton followed with a string of straight shots under the same conditions.
William Taylor and A Heath and family left for Portland this morning after visiting Dr. C J Smith and the Linebaughs who came from Wyandotte County Ohio. They expect to return to Pendleton to locate after finishing their West tour.
Notice from J. A. Blakley city marshal warns Pendleton residents that street poll tax is delinquent and prompt payment is required or collectors will enforce law.
The state case against Dr. Hawes Athena school teacher accused of cruelly beating a pupil will be tried before Justice Wood of Weaton on a change of venue.
The Knights of Pythias plan a special limited train to Walla Walla contingent on selling 100 round trip tickets. Brethren are urged to procure tickets to ensure the service proceeds.
A Prosser family from Portland Michigan has arrived to settle permanently in Umatilla County. One member has acquired land in the southern part of the county and others expect to follow, establishing a new homestead and community ties in the region.
E C Goodwin of The Dalles is in the city to establish a permanent residence and set up a branch office for an Eastern Oregon based insurance company to serve the region. He plans to return next fall to organize the office and serve Eastern Oregon.
Charles Hoeft has returned to the San Lule valley Colorado after remaining here four months studying the climate productions etc He professes to be satisfied with Southern Colorado by comparison.
Scottish Rite Masons from across the state convene in Butte for the sixth annual reunion. The order’s stay lasts three to four days with a large, representative attendance and an elaborate entertainment program prepared by local residents.
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