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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1906

Page

5

City Brevities and Local Ads From The Enat Oregonian

A mosaic of small ads and notices includes Primary election petition details, listings for rental rooms and furnished houses, a piano sale, shoe shop promo, hotel rates and bus service, a cigar store lease, and a medicinal Witch Hazel Salve endorsement. Names like John Gacen, W. Stroeble, and E. C. DeWitt appear amid streets Court, Main, Bluff, and Oregon hotels.

Enat Oregonian John Gacen Court St Golden Rule South Main Street Eilore Plano House Main Street Main Bluff Streets EE. T. Wade & Son Bowman Hotel Coll Leathere Transfer Co Gritman's Cigar Store Pendleton Peoplea Warehous E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago Tallman & Co

Business College Notes Highlight New Students and Events

A weekly update from the business college notes a surge of new students and campus activities. Mentions include Albert Bowlen visiting, Mrs. G. L. Ball and Mike Quick at Bible study, and R Weaver traveling to Milton. About 25 students joined BPBC baseball to travel to Athena, with Rev. Dowson giving a speech and awarding a gold medal for Penmanship. Mary Bremns and Bertram Sturn cited for improvement. Extra items mention Eva Roberty and Molly Todd joining shorthand, engineer KK L. Thompson visiting, and Pan Showaway bringing a large shipment of Buff Cochins to Pendleton merchants.

Albert Bowlen Hile G. L. Ball Mike Quick Business Ior Weaver Milton BP. B.C Athena Rev. Dowson Eeho Euitring Gidree Mary Bremns Bertram Sturn Bigideton Fey Robert Wicher Mire Eva Roberty Glennie Ferry Idaho Mise Molly ‘Todd Pendleton High School KK. L. Thompson Glenn Ferry Huntington Hin Winter

Funeral of A. BR. Withey Held Tomorrow at 2 PM

The funeral for A. BR. Withey, who died yesterday of heart failure, is set for tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services will be at his home on Coren Street and led by the Knights of Pythians, a group in which he was a member in Colorado. He was a Mason and a member of the Order of Maccabees.

A. BR. Withey Coren Street Knights of Pythings Order of Maccabers

Glee Club Arrives for Fraser Performance

The Washington State College Glee Club arrived by CFR and N train from Walla Walla this afternoon and will perform at Fraser tonight.

Washington State College Glee Club CFR. & N Walla Walla Willl the Fraser

Funeral for Sir Knight A BR Withey Scheduled Sunday

Maccabees urged to attend the Sunday 2 p m funeral at 07 Garden Street for Sir Knight A BR Withey. J and KEES, Record Keeper. Livery stable on Cottonwood Street sold to K C Knowlton who now runs the Brummett & Son property.

Knight A Withey Garden Street J. & Kees K. C. Knowlton Cottonwood Atreeat Brummett & Son

Pullman Glee Club at Frazer Tonight Promises Treat

Owlage to a misunderstanding the Pullman Glee club appears at the Frazer tonight but has not been properly advertised in Pendleton. They met with great success in Walla Walla last night and readers are promised a rare treat.

Pullman Glee Club Pendleton Walla Walla

Echo and area visitors fill Pendleton townspeople list

A long stream of visitors and locals are noted in Pendleton and Echo today. Names include H C Willis from Echo on business, Ab Molstrom from a Myrick ranch, W H Boyd of Boho visiting, Julius Hodemin a Pendleton guest, and many others from Echo Athena Beloit and nearby communities. Also mentioned are Dr E N Mitchinson, stock inspector, and J C Lonergan cattle buyer from Seattle on market viewing.

H.C. Willis Echo Ab Molstrom Myrick W. H. Boyd Boho Julius Hodemin Judd Rogers Charles Linke J. 1 Baker Meotetum A. B. Stephens Amaila Thome Sheridan Beho A. Barrett Athena Zocth Hower Belo Lant J. W. Latimer Nye H.G. FP. Eggerle Biel New Todd Warren AU Sunderman Indi Orit EL XN. Mutchinson Federal Portland W. Hl. Boyd Hh. W. Jamesin Werton Western Oregon Louis Scholl, Jr Ciy GC. McIntosh Weston and Mire G. W. Hansell J. & Wilbur North Fork W. J. Ellis la Chande Will Vielt Pendleton T, BH. White Porthand Horne McKinale Walla Walla Miest of Friends Wiliam Connolly la Grande RL & N de W. & Holt Oregon J. C. Lonergan Frye-Bruhn Company Seattle W. F. Boothby Salem John McCourt Pullman Wash A.C. Ruby Onterla Thie City Fleet Young Eoho Fred Teo W. H. Bohnenkamp EN. Mitchinson Ptogk Richard Jones St. Joseph's Academy

Frazer Tonight at Keylor Grand Features Pullman Glow Club

The Pullman Glow club entertained at the Keylor Grand It was billed as the best of its kind to appear in the city. Every member was enthusiastically received with CHARLES F. DEMENT as Manager of the County Club.

Frazer Wallin Wallin Pullman Charles F. Dement

Funeral and Burial Services for Clarence Adams

A large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs. Clarence Adams held at the Lew Street home and Olney cemetery. The ceremony featured service by Stov Polling of Mie Dalles and Rev. Thobert Warner, with Knights of Pythias and Thamert dudtyre members in attendance. Pallbearers named were Pe Burroughs, Charles Frageh, George Strand, Jok O G. Mitchell, Merkeley Halley, and Mark Moorhouse.

Clarence Adams Olney More. I. M. Perwyson Lew Street Teealpal Pallbeirern Pe Burroughs Charles Frageh George Strand Jok O G. Mitchell Merkeley Halley Mark Moorhouse Stov Mie Dalles Thobert Warner Piutor Thampeon Street

County Agrees to Build Sample Mile Road

The government offers a sample mile of road in Tumulia County with machinery and expert roadmakers provided. The county court approves the plan and will cover about 2000 dollars for labor and incidentals. Arrival and exact site remain undecided, but Wild Horse north east of the city is favored for the test.

Coounty Hwey

Pendleton Freshmen and Sophomores to Play Tonight

Pendleton high school freshmen and sophomores will not play a game tonight at the Commercial association gymnasium. The freshmen lineup lists Creewell at center, Kunkel and Sturgis as forwards, Gilbert and Bollerman as guards. The sophomore team features George Copley at center, Meann and Ivanhoe as forwards, Johns and Jag as guards.

Pendleton High School Commercial Association Gymnasium Creewell Kunkel Sturgis Cuards Gilbert Bollerman George Copley Meann Ivanhoe Johns J Jag

Beagles carnival queen vote leads Misa Carney

In Friday’s Beagles band carnival vote Misa Carney led the race for queen with 458 votes. Faye Carney 291, Ruby Whittemore 439, Peseie Kinsella 439, Elsie Matlock 202, Mytilene Fraker 165, Norma Alloway 192, Ruby Miller 76, Infflo Hulte 44, Bertha Gross 2. Visitors La Grane L Oldenburg and BE Moore, Crusterowers of La Grande, are in town on business with W Lyman.

Queen Misa Carney Faye Carney Mise Ruby Whittemore Mise Peseie Kinsella Elsie Matlock Mise Mytilene Fraker Mise Norma Alloway Ruby Miller Inff_lo Hulte Mise Bertha Gross

Sheriff Heads to Salem With Two Prisoners

Sheriff T. D. Taylor departs for Salem escorting Grover Martin and Judd Teeters. Martin faces a 10 year manslaughter sentence while Teeters serves 18 months for horse stealing.

T. D. Taylor Salem Grover Martin Judd Teeters

Death of an Infant in Echo

The infant child of Mr and Mrs John Oliver of Echo died at home. The funeral was held there at 2 o clock this afternoon. A Pullman Glee club program later includes a three act comedy written for the club by Professors Strong and Kimbrough with Mrs Strong and Prof Kimbrough providing vocal and piano accompaniment. The Pullman Glee club presents what is described as one of the finest entertainments of the era in the west, to be heard at the Frazer tonight.

John Oliver Echo Pullman Glee Club Strong Kimbrough Pullovin Frazer

Hat trouble and germ-killing solution promoted

An advertisement warns that stylish hats breed dandruff and scalp germs. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the remedy to kill germs and restore healthy hair, urging readers to buy from druggists or request a sample by mail to The Herpicide Co. in Detroit, with Koeppen Bros. as special agents.

Newbro Stampa Herpicide Co Detroit Mich Koeppen Bros

Circuit Judge Fitz Gerald Contemplates Upping Bid in Race

Judge Fitz Gerald said he would enter the race for reappointment after consulting friends and awaiting word from supporters. John Ogrita pledged his support to avoid conducting any campaign against him. Meanwhile Methodists at Lewiston, Tulsa, plan a new church site for 1750 dollars.

Fim Gerald John Mic Lewiston Tilahe Navindannghit

Charge of the Fair Brigade in the Muddy March

A chaotic ode extols the Six Hundred marching through a mud drenched street toward Mapleine at the East End Grocery. The piece mocks the crowd, praises the soldiers, and urges Pendleton to clear mud, touting Mapleine as a cure for crankiness and age.

East End Pendleton Dea

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