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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1902
Page
8
A new club named Q A M offers clean dances each Saturday at Armory hall. Entrance requires a 50 cent admission and the first to guess the meaning of Q A M wins a season ticket. Kirkman’s orchestra will provide music for the events.
Committees are formed with Ed Culp Dalla OHara and Lee Drake named to guide ongoing projects. The group will oversee key initiatives and coordinate with organizational leaders. Further details on roles and timelines were not disclosed.
Dick Brisbois was arrested in Athena and faces a preliminary hearing this afternoon in Milton on a horse stealing charge. The pasture crime involved W. D. Murray and his animal. Brisbois is likely to be bound over to district court. he is brother to Eyl Hrishols, the Indian policeman. A separate incident on Court Street details Jack Lung, the Chinese noodle vendor, mourning the loss of his queue after a knife attack by a passerby, with a warrant issued but no arrest yet.
John Ranley, nephew of Chris Ranley of thin city, arrived yesterday from Martynsville, C. to spend several days visiting at his uncle's home. They had not met for 21 years and the reunion came as a pleasant surprise to the uncle.
Mr Robert Davia formerly with Brock and McComis and later Tallman and Co in Pendleton is now giving Shakespearean recitals in the Sound cities, a figure well known to local youth for his literary performances.
An East Oregonian report finds no gambler backing for charter changes to skirt Pendleton’s gambling ban. Town officials, including Mayor Halley, would control enforcement, while moves to elect a city marshal or recorder are debated. Reports in The Spokesman-Review prompted careful inquiry amid ongoing speculation of open policy on gambling.
Notices list in town includes Minton from Salem James Wellington of Keho Henry Hill from Helix at the Golden Rule J o Haas of Joseph and O D Gibson of Walla Walla at Hotel St George Doug Betts from Pilot Rock J W Thompson visiting Lynn county Mrs Bell Ferguson of The Dalles Ex Governor Frank Sternberg en route to Spokane Harry Rogers and Thomas Sheridan Butter Creek Nev W King to La Grande Mob H M Marvin of Walla Walla via Linwhy to Portland Rev George B R Vary MecMinnville with Rev Wingat Hotel St George officer Collin Vo Dyanent Spokesman Review correspondent obtaining license for Samuel Hoffman Roma Marie Stansell Lot Livermore and son leave for Heppner Lois Swaggart gravely ill Mantle Gwinn of Boise en route to Portland Mrs John Luhrs Lillian Ready for Paradise Alice Ready death in Paradise Carl Hansen to Santa Rosa A B Galloway Boise City guests at Hotel Pendleton traveling salesmen for Galloway.
Eugene V Debs, famed reformer and lecturer, was greeted warmly by Pendleton residents led by Mugen Vo Poke. He arrived aboard the 124 train and, escorted to Hotel Pendleton, spent the afternoon answering questions and meeting locals while expressing delight at the reception and the West’s rugged sympathies.
A young man reports losing $10 in loose gold after leaving a saloon with a companion on Main Street. He cannot identify the thief and police are pursuing the culprit. The piece also discusses vault security and promotes Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a health safeguard against disease and digestion issues.
M Gwinn general manager of New York Life Insurance at Luise City state secretary of the Iaha Woolgrowers Association and brother of J W Gwinn visits The Dalles with his brother en route. Thursday Afternoon Club meets tomorrow at 2 30 at Mrs Nash on Jack Bon Street.
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