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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1901
Page
8
E H Vinson an old and respected Milton resident died of a stroke on Thursday morning. He was 69, survived by his wife and four sons. Funeral held Friday at 1 o clock from the M E Church South. Interment followed at the Odd Fellows cemetery in Milton.
A respected community member who served with distinction in the Confederate Army during the Civil War and was a Mason, devoted husband and father, and steadfast friend has died. The town unites in sorrow for the loss of a good man.
The piece highlights royal women skilled with firearms and fishing. Portugal's queen earned a German lifesaving medal and shows precise marksmanship. Queen Helena of Italy, Duchess Carl-Theodore of Bavaria, Archduchess Carl Ludwig, and Luxembourg's grand duchess are named among adept shooters. England's queen and princess favor fishing over rifles.
The need to permanently remove barriers on the Columbia between The Dalles and Celestial is widely recognized by engineer officers and by rivers and harbors committees in Washington. Captain Harte's canal proposal is considered the most practical scheme yet offered.
Picture framing options expand with a new line of mouldings and brass moment hardware at C Sharp's, offering ready made frames and custom work for decorators and artists.
A parade of visitors and locals were in Pendleton Saturday and Sunday including Henry VIII in town, Casper Woodward of Athena, Claude Engle of Heppner, T. R. James and wife of La Grande, Bertha Alexander to Walla Walla, H. McLane of Athena, L. L. Roberts and others from Walla Walla, Mrs. Julia Hunt and G. W. Phelps of Heppner, G. W. Hunt's Beho ranch trip, Mrs. M. M. Walsh and Mrs. L. Breston of Walla Walla, J. W. Mullinix of Walla Walla hospital staff, Theodore Davis of Pullman, A. F. P. Zoellner from Spokane, Rev. E. B. Jones to Spokane, Mrs. Kate Webb Frazier buying Raley’s lots, Rev. A. H. Sunderman of Pilot Rock, William Howard of Columbia College passing through, Mr. and Mrs. Sleaher from Wariner, Ed F. Guyvon visiting, J. T. Hinkle from Pendleton settling in Milton, and Charles J. Mohr of Portland visiting Pendleton friends.
John Gorman of Portland claims the estate of William Gorman found dead in a mountain cabin fire south of town two years ago. He says they were brothers born in Ireland and emigrated to Canada as youths. Wade administers the estate and controls the lands and money. the case hinges on family ties and the murdered man's fortune.
A robbery occurred with no arrests yet and only the money drawer damaged. The United Brethren of Athena began a series of church meetings that night. Bishop Carter of Elkhart Indiana is expected to arrive tomorrow to lead the meetings which will continue indefinitely.
Andre Cornell schedules a dance at Armory hall New Year Eve with dancing from 8:30 to 9:00. Tallman & Co advertise blank books at cost and pools for sale. Kirkman's orchestra provides music. Tavender Heale, father of Charles Heales, arrived by horseback from Birch Creek and will stay a day or two. Mr. Reales is in his 88th year.
Mr Bailey visited Pendleton to test compliance with the pure food law at Standard Grocery Co. His examination found all goods absolutely pure and well labeled. The store earns a strong local recommendation as one of the few in the state with such praise.
The Northern Pacific depot in Athena Dec was broken into yesterday between 2 and 1 o clock while agent J A Muirhead was away. A $20 money drawer was emptied after the office entrance was pried open and the drawer broken with pinchers. Two trains were observed nearby at the time of the incident.
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