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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1909
Page
6
Mrs. John Halley Jr hosts Current Literature circle while Harriet Stine visits. Mrs. C. E Roosevelt entertains Evening Bridge next Tuesday. Numerous gatherings follow at homes of Stocker Jarman Baumeister Thompson and others. A Catholic church benefit social is planned at the rectory with invited attendance.
Mr and Mrs Beerre, prominent farmers since arriving 23 years ago, hosted a heartfelt afternoon gathering near Myrick station. Several neighbors and families attended, including Roehlk Breding Maschmann Lorenzen and others, with more joining in the evening jollity among local residents and friends.
Arthur Green a notorious hoodoo doctor in Atlanta has escaped from the city stockade where he was serving a sentence from police court on charges of cheating and swindling superstitious African Americans. He claimed magical influence over Recorder Broyles and carried a green chalk magic stick. After feigning illness to Grady Hospital he left town with $1000 bond still in force and six months of unsatisfied stockade time remaining.
One of the essentials of happy homes is information on health and trusted products. An ethical remedy praised by physicians and the well informed is the Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. For genuine quality buy the California Syrup of Figs, manufactured by California Syrup Co., through leading druggists.
A dialogue notes Jack planning to propose to Miss Sweet at the skating rink tonight, calling her his only opportunity. Fred warns him to be careful and not squander the chance.
In a brief exchange Vivian asks which is more tiresome golf or skating. Violet replies golf is more tiresome because a person sits down more while skating.
The Holy Communion and divine services are listed for tomorrow morning at 7:80 and 10 o'clock with Sunday school at 10 a.m. The young people's confirmation at 2:00 p.m. and Epworth League events are noted. Additional services at the First Methodist Episcopal church include preaching at 11 o'clock and 3 p.m., with class meetings, Junior League, and a Thursday prayer meeting. Charles Quinney is rector. T. B Ford is pastor.
Congregational church at Webb and Johnson streets holds service at 1 o clock Sunday morning with the subject Soul. Sunday school at 1 a m and a Wednesday meeting at 745 p m. All are welcome.
W Le Van Nuys pastor conducts Bible school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 with a sermon titled The Power of an Endless Life. Mr Stee} will sing with organ piano and violin. Mothers can leave children in the primary room. Evening worship at 7 30 features Not Some Time but Now Not Somewhere but Here. Mr Steel also sings. Young People meet 6 30 pm. Choir and orchestra lead, all invited.
At the corner of F Alta and Johnson Street Reverend R B Storey conducts a 11 o'clock morning service with a sermon titled Gods Good Gift In a Patriotic Leader. An 7 30 p m program by the young people Sunday school classes and choir honors Lincoln. Bible school 10 o'clock led by Mrs J Glenn Miller. Men's Baraca at 10 o'clock and Young People's union at 6 30 with Life Lessons from Job led by Miss Edwards. Wednesday 7 30 prayer and praise and a mission study class at 7 15.
German Evangelical Lutheran Church announces Sunday services at Warren station on February 14 at 10 30 a m All members are invited A cornet band will meet at 1 p m in the church Pastor Geo L Sprattler leads the congregation
The right Rev. Hixhop Paddock spent last night at the Episcopal rectory as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Quinney. He departed this morning for Condon where he will conduct Episcopal services tomorrow.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls starting at a bet and climbing, with a playful line about spending and preference for tobog mining, suggesting a personal anecdote or urban legend fragment without clear names or dates.
The quoted scene from Success Magazine features Pat arguing with the ticket insessor over goat value and law. Casey enforces the rule that property abutting Front Street is taxed at two dollars per foot.
An old line promotes Foley's Honey and Tar to clear air passages soothe irritated membranes and stop a stubborn cough. It claims to heal inflamed lungs expel the cold and warns to refuse imitations, with Pendleton Drug Co as the source.
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes John L Sullivan the pugilist philosopher offers epigrams on marriage and ideal life. He suggests marriage is ideal if you win in fight, while hinting the converse may be true or more so.
Room for rent in East Oregonian building with electric lights and steam heat. Bath and hot cold water on floor. Rent very reasonable. Inquire at BE 0 office.
A Sun-suited appeal urges stronger backing from merchants for a dedicated rest room for women and children. Proponents argue such a facility benefits customers and retailers by providing a comfortable waiting space while companions shop, contrasting with men lingering elsewhere.
Pendleton Drug Co endorses Foley Orino Laxative for constipation relief. It claims to ease distress without griping or nausea and to keep bowels healthy and regular, presenting it as superior to pills and tablets.
A playful era line mixes social satire with a chorus girl quip about marriage and money. The upper crust is mocked for being short of funds while Peggy resists, hinting at class and romance in witty repartee.
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