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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1911

Page

2

Columbia College Jr to Face Pendleton High in Season Opener

Columbia College Jr arrives from Milton with confidence to challenge Pendleton High School in tonight’s game. The visitors rely on age and experience in a six-man lineup led by Storm, with Chapman Finnell and others facing Pendleton’s Lamb, Strain, and Squirevant. Spectators expect a fast, hard-fought contest with a large turnout. Referee Jack Keefe to oversee the match.

Columbia College Jr Pendleton Milton Columbia Chapman Fohneen Lamb Strain Squrdivant Pisikerton Heoneer Henderson C. Jordan Trapt Mathews Morgan G Fee Hampton Sutte Finnell Jack Keefe

The game will commence promptly at o clock

The notice states the game will start exactly on time at the specified o clock hour, with no delay. No teams or locations are named but the event is described as a timely start.

Mixed Affair at The Grand Delights Austin Audience

At The Grand last night the Austin Musical Comedy company drew big laughs with A Mixed Affair. Lessie Bates plays Uncle with Dick Austin as the nephew whose lies entangle him. Supporting cast includes Bob Miller Bert Long Bessie Bates Lulu Austin Flip Gladys Vail Miss Clark and Bill Clark. Beginning tonight amateur night returns Fridays with two cash prizes for top amateurs and a prize for all entrants based on ability.

Austin Musical Comedy Company Lessie Bates Dick Austin Bob Miller Bert Long Bessie Bates Lulu Austin Gladys Vail Miss Clark Bill Clark

Christmas Program at Church of the Redeemer

The Sunday school Christmas tree and service will be held tomorrow Saturday at 4 30 PM. The program features Christmas hymns and carols by children. Parents and friends are invited and may place presents on the tree. Also advertised is a new S note player piano suitable as a Christmas gift.

Church of the Redeemer

Road survey party plans Hermiston work today

Pendleton new notes report county surveyor Geary Kimbrell and road viewers Rothrock and Stockman traveled to Hermiston to lay out a new road project planned for the area. Ledger notes a separate report that the wife of Billy McKay, a known local Indian, was killed by a train at Toppeniah with few details available.

Hermiston Geary Kimbrell Rothrock W. J. Stockman Slater Billy McKay Toppeniah

Divorce Case Continued and Election Result Reported

The divorce case of Andrew J Sample et al was continued in the circuit court by Judge Phelps. An election report from Adams last Monday shows 38 of 60 votes favored a wet regime. A turkey dinner is planned for county jail inmates by Sheriff T D Taylor. Three men were arrested for drunkenness in police court. Wayne Howard Narcisse McKay and Ernest Tackman. Mark Moorhouse remains ill and in bed. The Workingmen's Clothing Co advertises a Dri-Seal shoe device. McDevitt's Team defeats Crystals 2481 to 2194. high scorers were Pat and another McDevitt.

Peter West Quise Andrew J. Sample Mary EB. Sample Peter West Circuit Court Phelps Will M. Peterson Adams Ernest Tackman Narcisse McKay Wayne Howard Tackman Workingmen’s Clothing Company McDevitt Crystals Itny Crystal Pat McDevitt Holy Rollers Crystal McDevitts

Christmas Store Transforms Gray Firee Street Shop

A Christmas store on north Math street draws shoppers with a snow covered interior and holiday fragrance. Gray Bros. report new shipments of mistletoe holly and Oregon grape decor, enhancing the festive atmosphere in the city storefront.

Gray Firee Math Street Gray Bros Oregon

Cupid Abroad at Freewater Marriage Licenses Granted

Cupid abroad at Freewater as four marriage licenses were issued by the county clerk. The couples are Cecil Bowman and Sarah Alice Rambo Archie W Bowman and Laura E Riley James O Howton and Lucy J Fuller Orr H Powell and Ora A McCague. Both couples were under legal age but obtained parental consent to wed.

Cupid Preewater Dan Cupid Freewater Cecil Bowman Sarah Alice Rambo Archie W. Bowman Laura E. Riley James 0. Howton Lucy J. Fuller Orr H. Powell Ora A. McCague

Hose Company Elects Officers in North Side Meeting

Hose company No 5 held its annual officer election with Gene Blanchett as President Roland Oliver as Secretary James Neal as Treasurer Roy Neal as foreman George Ivan as First Assistant and McDermitt as Second Assistant Four new members joined the roster and most members hold exempt certificates reflecting long volunteer service A note adds pride in longtime service

Hose Company Hose Company No. 5 North Side Company Gene Blanchett Roland Oliver James Neal Roy Neal George Ivan McDermitt

Jurymen Drawn for January Term in Circuit Court

The January term jury pool includes 29 names, with 26 farmers by occupation. List shows residents of Echo Pendleton Freewater Helix Weston Hermiston Nolin Stanfield Adams and other towns, including William Hogard Echo and J J Buchanan Stanfield among those drawn for service.

Prvileces Fursmoen Wilam Hogard Echo Charles Vinson Holdman J. K. Pfat Milton Frank Done Pilot Rook BR. L. Truckburn Freewater George Meeker Pendleton Willam Lusher Pen- Meten Jor Turley Echo Hans Pohl Herman Roehlk Frank Kling Weston A J. Bagwell Helix John Rice Hermiston J. EB. Trans W. J. Stockman R. H. Wellman Frank English C. R

Mary Langdon Sets Slow Record on 47 Day Passage

The schooner Mary Langdon from Rockland Maine after a voyage to Boston Massachusetts has established a new slow record by averaging 3 12 miles a day for 47 days. Rockland is 185 miles away is noted in report.

Boston Mass Mary Langdon Rockland Maine

Lengthy voyage to Boston tests schooner safety rules

Miles from Boston and the Langdon completed the voyage in 47 days at about 8.5 miles daily. The schooner, launched 36 years ago, is not deemed storm safe, so the commander sought shelter at any sign of rough weather. He visited most ports between Rockland and Beaton, stressing Christmas caution.

Boston Langdon Rockland Beaton

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