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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1902
Page
8
Dindinger Wilson & Co. presents a new window display featuring highlighted merchandise and seasonal offerings. The display aims to attract customers with prominent branding and curated selections.
First Baptist offers sermons on Christ's People Imitators of Him and Saul Who Became Paul with offerings for Foreign Missions. Thompson Street Methodist hosts a protracted meeting all week led by Rev Spaulding and Rev Marvin. M E Church South holds Pendleton charge quarterly meeting February 1 2 with Rev J C Thomas preaching. sacrament Sunday. revival with Evangelist Eagle. First Presbyterian schedules Sunday school sermon Junior and Senior Endeavor, evening sermon Which Way Are You Looking. Bishop Keator arrives to lead Olympia diocese after election at triennial conference.
A new baseball association plans to organize a team with 2000 dollars in capital, split into 800 shares at 2 50 each. Incorporation papers are to be filed in Salem. Locally, figures aim to raise funds from supporters, hire a coach, and recruit top players for a competitive team and potential professional training partnerships. Partners include Leon Cohen and others.
Paloma Schramm delivered brilliancy and delicacy in a Frazer recital drawing about 150 to 200 attendees from local schools and colleges. She performed Chopin Nocturne Godard Masurka Grieg Mendelssohn and Rubinstain with refined artistry while her sister Karla offered own compositions and duets including Verdi Il Trovatore. The audience urged phrases which Paloma improvised from.
At six o clock this morning the thermometer at the scouring mill entrance registered 1 degree below zero. Engineer Charles Young noted it as the lowest in Pendleton since the cold spell began a week ago Friday. Night readings from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. show a sharp drop, with the mercury fluctuating from 18 above at 7 p.m. to 1 below by 2 a.m. and gradually moderating after 6 a.m. The weather report notes January’s patterns, precipitation, and wind directions, and records four days below zero, including a low of 6 below on the 26th and 29th.
Snow fell in Walla Walla yesterday totaling about two inches in a few hours. Temperatures rose, then last night the thermometer again dropped to zero, bringing a renewed cold spell to the Garden City.
J H Willis and wife arrive from Heppner while C O Barrett checks in at the Hotel Pendleton from Athena. W H Sayer and family appear in town from Adamation, son of Judge and Mrs Lowell, at Locust bill. B Nelson of Weston stays at the Golden Hotel. Walter Pierce plans to leave Monday for Hot Lake on business, and Warren Eaton lies seriously ill with typhoid fever at his parents’ nearby home.
Local residents Fred Startin Sam Rose and eight others from Cold Spring farms were in town yesterday with Boyd returning from Portland after attending a Democratic state central committee meeting. Mrs HT Hislop came back from a California winter spent between San Francisco and Sacramento. Dr H R Keylor underwent appendicitis surgery and is not in immediate danger. Clark Wood editor of Weston Leader stopped over en route to the Dakies for the Sythian district convention. Rev Robert J Diven returned from Davenport Washington after special services. Mr Magic of Idaho is bound for West Thew and BR Jones of the Galloway MoE church South conducted several supervision evenings. Guores W Linsner of Ridge returned from Pa after years away. He reports conditions improved and spent about eight weeks visiting relatives and friends.
A short essay argues fresh air is quick to warm a room once doors and windows are opened briefly. It compares stale air to muddy water and notes fresh air plus heat from stoves or radiators distributes warmth rapidly through the house. In local news Athena Press reports a special school meeting approved a nine month term and levy of a school tax. A Chicago judge rules that 25 is sufficient to marry, noting doubt about personal choice.
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