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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1909

Page

8

Pendleton High Wins Another Game Against Weston

Pendleton High School defeated Weston 30 to 12 in a game played under Intercollegiate rules. McDill led with 18 points, aided by Rader with 12 and Sturdivant with 4 as Pendleton adapts without a coach, with Captain McDill guiding the team. They will face Columbia College of Milton next, a strong county team.

Columbia College of Milton Pendleton Weston High Weston Spalding Weston Boys McDillllect Rader Sturdivant Columbia College Milton McDill Devine C. Jordan

Mrs. Carrie Furry Visits Hermiston For Christmas Shopping

Mrs. Carrie Furry of Hermiston is in the city today to do Christmas shopping, stopping at local shops and likely to support area merchants during the season.

Carrie Furry Hermiston

Musical Evening in Stanfield Home Honors Greta Bristow

Dr and Mrs Alexander Reid hosted a Stanfield musical evening on November 30 honoring Greta Bristow of Eugene and E P Croorkin of Echo. Performers included Mrs Croorkin Miss Bristow Mrs Myers Miss Sawyers and a Dr Reid violin solo. A luncheon followed hosted by Mrs Harry Bartholomew and Mrs Frederick Everitt with several couples in attendance.

Alexander Reid Stanfield Greta Bristow Eugene E. P. Croorkin Eeho Croorkin Miss Bristow Myers Miss Sawyers Dr. Reid Reid Harry Bartholomew Frederick Everitt Echo E. Everitt FE. H. Brown Crome Mesars. Rorke George Coe Misses Sawyers Chloe Stanfield

Foot urges Sunday school revival at New Jersey event

Governor Foot told the fifty first New Jersey Sunday School association convention in East Orange that race death by own action is a regretful concept. He blamed shrinking Sunday school attendance on families not having children at home and warned of neglecting Bible anchors in government and society. He urged return to old fashioned Bible teachings amid distractions like golf and autos.

New York Theodore Roosevelt Foot New Jersey New Jersey Sunday School Association East Orange

Mammoth Gobbler Frightens Hunter Near McConnelstown

In Huntington Pennsylvania a mammoth gobbler has inhabited Warrior's Ridge forest for six years. Descriptions say it is nearly as large as an ostrich and cannot be killed by hunters who have sighted it. One hunter fled in panic after firing. A club may be formed to capture the bird.

Huntington Warrior's Ridge McConnelstown

First Nation Bank Official Recovers After Threatened Illness

C. K. Cranston of the First Nation Bank is rapidly recovering from a threatened pneumonia attack and was at his desk in the bank for part of today.

C. K. Cranston First National Bank

Pendleton Marriage Licenses and Local Deaths

Marriage license issued to Leander S Irwin and Faver Sellers, both county residents. Mrs. Rebecca Elder dies at 6 am at home 18 miles north of Pendleton, age 61. W W Clarke to wed Mrs. L A Fisher in The Dalles, ceremony at partner W A Johnson’s home.

Leander S Irwin Faver W. W W. Clarke W. J. Clarke Clarke Hamwire Company Dalles L. A. Fisher

Christmas Book At Public Library At Yuletide

A book titled Christmas, Sta Origin Celebration and Significance as Restated in Prose and Verse by R H Schnuffler is featured at the public library this season. The work explores Christmas themes through prose and poetry, inviting readers to reflect on the season’s meaning.

R. H. Schnuffler

Ferguson Resigns Spokane Post to Join Pendleton Firm

George Ferguson resigned from M. & Schulein of Spokane and accepted his former position at the Alexander department store. He returned to Pendleton last evening and will start work tomorrow morning.

Pendleton George Ferguson M. & & Schulein Spokane Alexander Department Store

Shooters Tie at Indoor Range Prize Shoot

Last week's prize shoot ended in a tie for first between J. W. Lane and L. J. McAtee with 28. In second place were Gus Ellstrom and EF Blanchet. In the shoot off Lane and Blanchet won with Lane 25, McAtee 3, Blanchet 26, Ellstrom 25.

J. W. Lane L. J. McAtee Gus Ellstrom Blanchet Lane McAtee Elilstrom

Water Suit Hearing Proceeds With Ditch Company Trial

Those following the Echo water suit attend a vacation day as the hearing pauses and resumes tomorrow with the defense scheduled to play its inning. The Allen Ditch Company versus Henrietta Milling Company remains the case on trial and is expected to occupy much of the week to complete.

Echo Allen Ditch Company Henrietta Milling Company

Mrs Valentine Will Sing At Presbyterian Recital

Mrs Valentine will perform The Saviors Command by Thomas Littlefield Marble at Thursday evening’s recital in the Presbyterian church. The song was written with his daughter Laura Read Marble in mind and is dedicated to her, promising a thrill for listeners that lingers after the final note.

Mrs. Valentine Presbyterian Church Valentine Thomas Littlefield Marble Mr. Marble Laura Read Marble

May Bring Swindler Here

Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely waits in Seattle as Seattle General Electric pursues prosecution of Mrs Maud Baney or Johnson. Known as the queen of swindlers in this city, she faced circuit court here in May 1905. If Seattle case fails she will be brought to Pendleton for penitentiary sentence.

Joe Blakely Seattle Seattle General Electric Company Maud Baney Johnson Baney Binkely Pendleton

County League Formed for County Schools

Preliminary steps were taken at the courthouse Saturday for a county wide literary and athletic league. The plan includes an annual field meet with pupils from county schools. A committee on constitution and by laws was appointed and the group will reconvene in January in this city. Members: Principal A C Hampton, L E Young, H G Case, and J EB Keefe.

Court House A. C. Hampton L E. Young Milton H. G. Case Athena J. EB. Keefe Weston

How They Treat Boot Leggers in Eugene

Five men convicted of selling liquor under the local option law appeared before Justice Bryson at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. They received the same sentence a 30 day term and a $100 fine plus court costs. Unable to pay, the fines effectively lock them in 120 days in the county jail. S Jones plans an appeal. Parties: Harry Jackson, Charles Miller, F Steinbuck, Richard Downey, Harvey Jones.

Bryson S Jones Harry Jackson Charles Miller F. Steinbuck Richard Downey Harvey Jones Eugene Register

A C Will Try Soccer Football at Oregon Agricultural

Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis plans to introduce soccer football once the new armory is finished. English player Dr W A G Hanford has been retained to teach the game. The initial effort will be intracollegiate to condition athletes for upcoming intercollegiate sports.

Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis W. A. G. Hanford Asa

Red Cross Stamp Campaign Gains Momentum in Pendleton

Pendleton reports growing demand as red cross stamps go on sale at local drug stores. Two women’s clubs organized the effort, aiming to aid sufferers and boost holiday mail. National Red Cross printed 60,000 stamps this year, with Oregon’s Visiting Nurses' Association allocating 1,000,000 stamps for sale.

Red Cross Pendleton National Red Cross Society Visiting Nurses’ Association Oregon Portiafid

Special monthly sale on sewing machines for cash

A local ad announces this month only sale of all sewing machines for cash. A first class machine can be bought for $18 with a 20 year warranty. Agent for the Free machine and other leading makes. Read the Want ad today.

Jesse Fail

For Rent Nine Room House Corner Webb and Garden Streets

Nine room house for rent partly furnished located at Webb and Garden streets. Inquiries at 205 West Webb Street.

Webb and Garden Streets Webb Street

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