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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
5
Entertaining mix of ads and notices from Pendleton with listings for hot tamales moving pictures and theaters Pastime and Orpheum promotions poultry and groceries shoe deals and clothing offers housekeeping rentals and farm land prospects plus a New Year social at the Presbyterian church and a range of small sales and specimens including a sorrel gelding and Standard bred Minorca roosters.
Gilveston Tex Dec 30 reports say federal troops stormed Mal Paso and, faced with capture, rebels fled. General Navarro now controls the situation along the Mne Devumination Aves, while Mal Paso is free of rebel grip.
A parade of visitors to Pendleton includes J. W. Hodgin of Walla Walla, H. A. McKeen from Hermiston, T. O. Yates of Stanfield, Alex Bruce of Coe, W. H. Boyd of Echo, J. T Mayo of the O W R N, R. Geckhorn of Athena, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Price of Weston, and many others. They transact business, attend trains, visit friends, or await events, with several heading back home or to Portland after brief Pendleton sojourns. Local residents such as J. M. Hindman, W. A. Brown, and C. S. McNaught are noted among arrivals and departures, while regional officials and professionals visit for legal, commercial, or social reasons.
Judge Henry J. Bean signs off as sixth district judge and leaves for Salem to become associate justice of the state supreme court. He issued the Warner-Young will suit ruling in favor Mrs. Mabel Warner and bids farewell to Pendleton and Umatilla County after a quarter century of service. Local rumors place G W Phelps or J P Winter as possible successors with Bowerman nearing departure.
A fragment lists a Friday and Saturday program with titles like A Touching Mystery and Lone Wolf's Trust. It mentions Charles Quinney as rector and hints at a service near TeTh Poward cuntime, with vague notes about a headache and a monetary rate of four dollars a minute.
Continued from page one details a meeting with officers and members present including Vice President Dan P Smythe Secretary Ben F Hill Dr C J Smith W E Brock Charles Bond Ben L Bur roughs Clarence Bishop Harry Gray and EB B Aldrich Also listed are state rankings with Georgia Wisconsin Alabama Iowa Vermont Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Minnesota Maine Texas and Florida, showing numeric standings.
Santa Barbara officials contend a woman poisoned the cats during the two week old show. Miss Louise Webster’s Brutus, valued at $500 and winner of first prize, died today marking the tenth death among Miss Webster’s cats.
A terse rental listing notes a small two room house on Lilith Street between Court and Alta with a well furnished interior and ready to move in. The ad references a W G Pisher tome on Court Street and jokes about newlyweds needing plows for moving in.
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