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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
8
Dr William J Keys and Mrs Keys plan to leave Pendleton around August 20 to take charge of anatomy and pathology at the College of Osteopathy in Chillicothe Ohio. The move follows solicitation from former Kirksville Osteopathy associates and promises broader opportunities in private practice and study with leading osteopathic practitioners nationwide.
John Allen formerly of St. Joe Store in this city married Miss Tina McNen of The Dalles at Vanceover yesterday. He is well known here and the couple plan to be at home to friends in the middle of the month.
A stream of social mentions notes Jamoe A Poe visiting Worton on business and Miss Gladys Wade of Summerville hosting friends in the city. Others include Mrs Mra Minean of Weston, Miss Grace Whittaker, Mrs HL Preston of Baker City, and many locals visiting or traveling. Typhoid cases focus on W W Semple and KE Marshall’s illness. several residents travel to Heppner, Portland, and Mount Adams. farm and irrigation manager Fr Holbrook visits Stokes. local industry notes Pilot Rock blacksmithing and wheat yields with mixed quality and crop prospects in surrounding areas.
The report notes Cold Springs Wheat with a yield of 20 to 25 bushels, hauled from the Middle Cold Springs ranch to Byers mill. Early indications say the crop is sound with no smut or blight, and threshing continues with more hauling to come.
W H Connelly reports teams working to bring in wheat from the E HW Smith ranch in the McKay Creek country amid very low visiting figures.
Martin Anderson, oldest conductor on the Mountain division of GO R N, will take a vacation and return from Newport in about a week. After a short stay, he will depart for an extended visit to his old home in Norway, a trip he has long anticipated.
Heppner residents report poet Thoms Murray Spencer visiting to discuss his poem on Leslie Matlock's ride, with reprints across Oregon and beyond. Port Wright faced larceny charges, bonds set at 150 dollars, and preliminary exam scheduled. Marriage at the M E Church South between Cassie B Whittlesy and Mae Evans officiated by Rev. E B Jones. Local visitors Earl Borie and Oliver Kelsey head to Portland with Genevieve Downer and group bound for Hidaway Springs.
William McDonald Burt Wright and Calvin Winslow appeared before the Ely court charged with drunkenness last night. Each was fined 35 dollars, unable to pay, and jailed for three days as punishment during the hot weather in the cooler. Mrs Lyman Kinney of Astoria and Miss Hazel Hamilton left the city this morning for Astoria to begin an outing Seaside plans. Mrs Kinney is daughter of Mrs J J Folsom and is expected to return in the fall to make the city her home.
A small rubbish fire occurred west of T. N. Bentleys residence on Jefferson Street this morning. Firefighters and nearby workers prevented spread to neighboring structures as the blaze was quickly extinguished. The blaze started from live coal in ashes.
Visiting E M Lyons and Judge Stokes of Auburn Washington stayed yesterday with Mr and Mrs F M Lyons in the city. Stokes, formerly the judge in Lyons hometown, came to renew old ties with Lyons during the visit.
The report notes the death of William W Semple, aged resident of Pendleton for twenty two years, from typhoid fever at his parents home on South Willow. He conducted a store near the Sisters' School and leaves his parents, two brothers, two sisters, and other relatives. Funeral will be at 2 PM tomorrow at the family home, burial in Olney cemetery.
The state grants Ramsay Walker and WW Arvey permits to irrigate about 21 000 acres in Owshee county, from Mustell's Ferry to five miles above Froman's Ferry. The plan, linked to the Jump Squaw Creek Land Water Co, backs Senator Dubois and Safe Pence efforts. Elevation about 2400 feet, width two to six miles. Virgil Moore notes strong crop prospects and harvest wrapping up in Despain Gulch, with linseed hauling to begin soon.
Spokane report notes Idaho senator Weldon Breighton Heyburn will marry Mike Yeatman, a Chester County Pennsylvanian with Quaker roots, after a romance spanning about a quarter of a century. The ceremony is set for next Wednesday in the East.
Two year old Hazel Galloway underwent an appendectomy yesterday forenoon at the Walla Walla Hospital. It was among the first such operations on a proceeding infant in the country or possibly the entire Northwest.
J Matlock, after 25 years raising blooded stock near Heppner, plans retirement. He sells 46 head of horses to OK Starke of Medicine Hat, with most stock bred for farming though some trotting horses among them. Starke, pleased with the purchase, seeks good stock further. the American Federation of Cattle Roxotion at Atlantic City passes resolutions against leasing.
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