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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1903
Page
8
Special effort has been made to get the newest and best styles for babies and children. We have a stock which includes something to please all. Bring in the little tots and make them happy. Our prices mean a saving to you.
Six weeks of union services at the Baptist church ended last evening after a strong showing of interest from a large crowd. The pastor noted blessings from attendance and announced continued services Tuesday through Thursday, inviting all to attend. The article also mentions plans for a cottage purchase by James Cash Cash and reflects on Anglo-Saxon civilization and Indigenous housing.
L L Lewis formerly a teacher at the State Normal School Weston and a graduate of the Ann Arbor law department is in the city and will locate here to practice law.
A long list of personal mentions notes H E Collier returning from La Grande and many visitors in town from Cold Springs South Juniper and Middle Cold Springs. Updates include Reimer Rohde recovering, a birth at 008 Woast Railroad Street, and Frank King moving into a new residence. Also mentions repainting offices, barn construction, and various travels to Moscow Dayton and Portland.
J T Brown superintendent of water works has a full list of water rate delinquents and will enforce collection or shut off water supply. He was assaulted by a water debtor last Saturday but received $1 in settlement at the police judge's office.
D E Cargill of Middle Cold Springs brought a 39 year old Hambletonian colt weighing 1100 pounds to town on Saturday. He calls the crop prospects around Middle Cold Springs not strong. The colt is described as a beautiful animal with fine style and is a model driver. Cargill values the horse at 260 dollars and owns five other colts of the same breeding.
Mrs Elizabeth Hagen returns to her farm twelve miles south to reside there after years away during which the property was leased. Mrs Ragen also returns from a trip to Missouri with her daughter Mrs Ida Smith and her son Louisa Ragen.
Today Judge Ellis heard EB Straughn versus John F Nowlin superintendent of public instruction. The motion sought a writ of review of District 27 boundary lines. Balleray and McCourt represented petitioners. Judge Lowell appeared for the superintendent.
H Hasehelder returned from a Washington tour and is prospecting for wheat lands in the northern part of the county. He plans to buy two or three sections if a suitable neighborhood is found.
Here From Kansas J M Miller of Cherokee county Kansas visits the city and contemplates a permanent move. He is a friend of Charlie Hamilton and brother of J F Miller who has long served as foreman at Hamiltons ranch.
President Ressler of Monmouth State Normal and Charles H. Jones of Salem travel through Eastern Oregon en route to the Inland Empire Teachers Association gathering in Walla Walla. Ressler to lecture at Elgin, Jones to tour Adams Athena Weston and Milton public schools before the Walla Walla meeting. Ressler praises R. C. French of Weston State Normal who received a farewell in Monmouth as Oregon gains his services.
Shockey and Howland paid five dollars each and for the club raid at the dance last Saturday night. Four Umatillas were arraigned for drunken and disorderly conduct. one discharged and the others chose five dollars or three days in jail. Thomas Davis, described as plain drunk, was ordered to leave town for an hour on Saturday afternoon. He complied.
Father OConnor will explore The Catholic Doctrine of Confession Can Potaive Sin tomorrow night. Father Mulconrey preaches Wednesday on The Supreme Sanction of the Law. General public invited. attendance at grand mission services has been large.
The apportionment of the school money was postponed until today due to the sheriff's office backlog from heavy workload. Superintendent Nowlin has the matter in hand and expects completion in a few days. The expected sum was $25,000, but only $18,014.02 is available, causing disappointment.
The annual parish meeting will convene at the church at 7 30 p m to elect vestrymen for the coming year and receive reports from retiring officers.
John F. Guilliford and Martha Ely married last evening at 4 30 o'clock in Pendleton at Dr. C. J. Smith's home with Rev. King officiating. They will reside at Milton.
Miss Carmichael, a District 99 teacher nine miles south of the city, resigns her current post to teach in Astoria. Her home is at Milton.
George Hoben, convicted of being drunk and disorderly, was Saturday given an hour to depart the town. It is believed he left, as he has not been seen since.
To prevent pneumonia and consumption is to cure your cold when it first appears. Acker's English Remedy will stop the cough in a night and drive the cold from your system. Quick and sure cure for asthma bronchitis and lung troubles. If not satisfied money refunded. Free sample. W. H. Hooker & Co Buffalo NY F. W. Schmidt & Co druggists.
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