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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1902
Page
8
A fragmentary item notes an event labeled Fiast ee Ronan on a Friday in April. Details are unreadable, with only the date component partly discernible. No clear names, places, or outcomes are present.
Pink pajama chorus and Uncle Reuben with his girls headline the Frazer theater in When Reuben Comes to Town. Reviewers praise the pajama chorus and soloists, noting dazzling costumes and multiple wardrobe changes. Pendleton patrons quickly bought tickets, and a Butte critic lauded the show as clean, first class and worth the money.
On Sunday April 20 Helena faces Athena in Athena while Walla Walla meets Pendleton in Pendleton. The O R & N Co runs a special excursion train from Walla Walla to Pendleton with a stop at Athena after the Helena Athena game and a 1 PM return from Pendleton. Round trip fare is 75 cents with tickets at the O R & N ticket office.
Reverend John Reid Jr of Great Falls recommends Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh. Pastor Francie W Poole of Helena testifies it cures if used as directed. Joseph Stewart of Buffalo reports relief after six weeks. Sold by druggists for 50 cents or by Ely Brothers New York mailing address.
R H McKee of Athena visits Pendleton. Ex Representative T J Kirk stays with Mrs W H Rowntree of Spokane visiting her sister Mrs Sidney B Carnine. A W Nye democratic justice of the peace candidate travels to Umatilla on business. L W Roberts prominent Walla Walla merchant registers at the Golden Rule. Mrs Edwin Switzler visits her Vancouver relatives for several weeks. Charles Bennett leaves Nolf’s for a position at the Boston Store. Thomas Montgomery heads to Franklin County farm for several days. W F Butcher Baker City democratic candidate for Congress visits Pendleton. Adalene Schiffer and W D Fechter go to Pilot Rock for an evening dance. Chester Deering of Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company in town. H P Evans of O R N visits, with sister Miss Effie Evans remaining awhile. J W Secrber travels from Weston via Pendleton to La Grande for a funeral, with niece Marguerite Peebles. Wee Matlock plans a May departure for Alaska to oversee mining claims. Mallock stays behind. Dr E G Kirby of Elgin and Dr R E Ringo of Helix stay with Dr T M Henderson at Hotel Pendleton. Mr and Mrs Joe Morgan visit, former Pendleton residents now in Lind Franklin County where Morgan works as a bartender. L W Jones, ex-Pendleton resident now in Walla Walla, engineer for O R & N, discusses Sunday ball game. A Pearson Freewater real estate man notes Freewater growth and resolves a saloon dispute near Milton. The Milton line dispute is settled. saloon reopened after survey confirms it lies outside Milton.
The Elks gave a social dance at Music Hall last night with Kirkman's orchestra providing music. Dancing ran from about o'clock to 12:45 this morning, refreshments were excellent, and the event was voted a great success by all attendees. A toast at 11 p.m. honored absent brothers.
A brief discussion argues that making money work for you is superior to stock market speculation, urging readers to seek productive, steady returns over risky bets and emphasizing prudent financial strategies.
Funeral for Mrs. George W. Proebstel held at home in Weston with Rev. W. E. Potw ine of Pendleton officiating. Family attendance included most children. notable attendees from area towns and local officials. Weston Normal School and Crescent Chapter Eastern Star attended. services prompted large local gathering and school dismissals.
A recent North Yakima report details multiple vagrants arrested for breaches of peace carrying large sums of cash. One man found with 3200 dollars, another with about 1400, and others with 400 to 800 on their person were taken to the station after street detentions.
At a Kansas City meeting of representatives from the Church of This World the group unanimously accepted a proposal from the Liberal University of Oregon board to relocate the school to Kansas City. Pearl W. Geer, secretary of the university, filed the petition for removal. The plan seeks moral and physical support for the church and to teach its doctrines to students in Kansas City as now done in Silverton Oregon.
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