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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1906

Page

8

Promising Gymnasium Show at Praxis Theater Planned

A benefit event for the Commercial Association gymnasium is set for late month at Prazer theater with singing by eight society ladies, a Dutch comic stunt, and athlete numbers under Director Wilson. Symbasium committee members lead the program with Miss Elizabeth Kinsella and K. J. Taylor assisting.

Commercial Association Gymnasium George Hartman, Jr Sol Baum Brooke Dickson K. J. Taylor Wilson Symbasium Committee Geo. A. Hartman, Jr

Eagles' First Band Concert Aids Hall Fund

The Eagles' hall hosted a well attended concert by the Eagles' band last night to raise funds for a better fitting hall. Miss Elizabeth Kinsella did not sing, but Ning Maple performed a worn solo and Phyllis and Effie Parkes sang. Illustrated songs by K J Taylor and Richard Lawrence and clog dancing by carnival vaudeville players pleased the audience.

Eagles’ Hall Elizabeth Kinsella Ning Maple Phyllis Effie Parkes K. J. Taylor Richard Lawrence Carnival Eagles

Celebrating Alice Roosevelt Wedding Brings Fine

Fred Piper was fined five dollars in police court for celebrating the Roosevelt wedding. Judge FitzGerald noted it was his first court appearance in months and gave Piper the option of payment or one day in jail. John Walsh faced a similar sentence for drunkenness.

Hixzoner Alice Roosevelt Fred Piper Piper FitzGerald Roosevelt John Walsh

Pastor Bussabarger Leaves Seattle Vacancy at Local Church

Rev. R L Bussabarger who came to pastor the Christian church will not accept the post here because his Seattle church would not accept his resignation. The local church is now vacant and no successor is yet named. Bussabarger departed for Seattle several days ago.

sSeatile R. L. Bussabarger Christian Church Bussabarger Seattle

Campaign Opens Helix Tomorrow Night For Suffrage Campaign

National Equal Suffrage organizer Miss Maury N. Chase arrives from La Grande to lead a county wide effort in Oregon. She will tour Umatilla for three weeks, addressing school districts and forming committees from Meacham to Weston and Athena with Pendleton as her base.

Oregon Helix Maury N. Chase National Equal Suffrage Association New Hampshire Association Miss Chase la Grande Umatilla Mies Chase Milton School House Weston Athena Waterman Meacham Fort Meacham Union County Wise Chase Grand Ronde Valley Baker City Cove, la Grande Union Malhour County Mise Chase Ina Pendleton

N Harvey Found Dead On Southern Pacific Train

N Harvey once a Pilot Rock pioneer died on a passenger train in Kern California last Saturday while traveling through the state. He resided in Red Bluff and belonged to the G A R. He leaves a widow Mrs Scott of Pilot Rock and five children, including Dr H S Garfield and Mrs L Ranvedell, of this city, plus Anna Harvey, and sons Lorenzo and Howard Harvey of Pilot Rock. He helped settle Birch creek district and fought in local Indian wars.

Pilot Rock California Ss. N. Harvey Umatilla County Southern Pacific Kern Cal Mr. Harvey Red Bluff Mre. Scott Filot Hock Dr. H Garfield

Gentry Declares Bankruptcy With Debts Unequal

J H Gentry owner of the Red Hive store Milton has begun bankruptcy procedures. A creditors meeting is set for March 6 before Judge Fitz Gerald acting as referee. Total business assets reported at 11000 with debts of 8240 owed to various wholesale houses in Portland Seattle and other cities plus local Milton and Walla Walla creditors. Mary Gentry and Robert Frazier also listed as note holders. President Penrose of Whitman College traveled to Denver for the fourth annual convention of the college of the interior, addressing educational matters in the northwest on February 22. The convention includes colleges such as Awsolt Charleton Chicago Theological Seminary Colorado Doane Drury Fairmont Fargo Iowa Kingfisher Knox Marietta Milwaukee Downer Oberlin Olivet Pacific Theological Seminary Pacific University Pomona Ripon Redfield Rockford Tabor Washburn Wheaton Whitman Yankton.

J. H. Gentry Red Hive Milton Fitz Gerald Wolverton Gentry Portland Seattle Walla Walla Mary Gentry Robert Frazier Denver Stephen A. L. Penrose Whitman College Cal College of the Interior Penrose Northwest Awsolt Charleton Chicago Theological Seminary Colorado Doane Drury Fairmont Fargo Iowa King Fisher Knox Marietta Milwaukee Downer Oberlin Olivet Pacific Theological Seminary Pacific University Pomona Ripon Redfield Rockford Tabor Washburn Wheaton Whitman Yankton

Gadski to Sing in Walla Walla March 22 Card

Soprano Madam Johann Gadski will perform at the Keylor grand theater in Walla Walla on March 22. A special RR and N train will be run from Pendleton if enough interest exists to ferry attendees to the engagement and back.

Gadski Walla Walla Johann Gadski Keylor Grand Theater Pacific Coast Walter Dumrosch Pendleton Gadekl Thin City

Baptism Marks Joint Meeting of M. E. and Baptist Congregations

After church services the M. E. congregation walked to the Baptist church where three Methodists were baptized in the baptistry. The Baptist congregation stayed to witness, and a pleasant joint meeting followed the ceremony.

M. E Baptist Church

Rubber Plant Advocate Plans Experiments in Oregon

RE D Graves of Meacham writes the Fast Oregonian about the rubber plant introduction to the arid Colorado regions. He shows interest in rubber plant cultivation and may conduct an experiment in Umatilla county to test adaptation and viability.

RE. D. Graves Meacham Oregonian Colorado Umatilla

SHOT BY CHILD DURING HUNT PREP IN ECHO

Mrs H E Stevens wife of Echo lumber yard manager was seriously wounded when her 10 year old son discharged a loaded 22 caliber rifle aimed at her. Pendleton doctor says risk of life is small unless complications arise.

Pendleton

East Oregonian News Reaches Foreign Shores

A shipment of the East Oregonian reaches Antwerp via J F Claessens as he seeks wool market updates from the northwest. The paper has long served Pendleton as a global ambassador, with copies sent to Australia, South Africa, Manchuria, and numerous European and American regions, thanks to Umatilla Indian stories and Pendleton icons.

East Oregonian Belgium J. EF. Claessens Antwerp Northwest Pendleton Australia South Africa Manchuria Scotland England Ireland Germany South and Central America Mexico Canada Inland Empire Umatilla

Union Electric Plant Sold to Grand Ronde Electric

Union Electric Plant was sold this week to the Grand Ronde Electric company which will take charge soon. The move simplifies the local lighting and places the business in the new owner's hands with power plants at Cove and Morgan Lake. Hasbrouck in Hold River relocates after selling jewelry business to Roy Sawtelle in this city and will move to Hood River to engage in poultry roaling, renting a residence and planning to stay.

Union Electric Grand Ronde Electric Company Cove Morgan Lake Union Republican Hasbrouck Hold River Hood River H. TL. Hasbrouck Roy Sawtelle

Stoddard Planer Sold to Lloyd Lumber Company

The Stoddard planer in Union was sold this week to Lloyd Lumber Company. Possession will be given in about 260 days and the planer will operate in connection with the Lloyd mill located 12 miles up Catherine creek.

Stoddard Planer Union Lloyd Lumber Company Lloyd Mill Catherine Creek Union Republican

Mostetter’s Stomach Bitters Promise Strong Cure

In the advertisement style claim several ailments are cured by one bottle of Mostetter’s Stomach Bitters. It promises to aid disordered stomachs, liver and kidney issues, poor appetite, indigestion, flatulency, constipation, dyspepsia, colds, grippe, female ills and general debility with many thousands already treated.

Mostetter

Boston Store Divorce Suit Filed Over Drunkenness

Myrtle Moorhouse of Freewater sues Harry Moorhouse for divorce alleging habitual drunkenness after their 1902 marriage at Walla Walla. Complaint filed Saturday afternoon by Peterson & Peterson states ten months after marriage the husband began to drink, growing into a habit.

Myrtle Moorhouse Freewater Harry Moorhouse Peterson

Freight Run Brakeman Claude Smith Connected City Portland

Brakeman Claude Smith, long employed in passenger service between this city and Portland on the railroad, has accepted a freight run assignment reflecting his transfer from passenger duties.

Portland Dalles Smith William Maher Thin City Auntington Claude Smith This City

Buys Large Horses In Horse Market Shuffle

J D Combs has suspended cattle dealing to buy good work horses. He purchased a large team of grays from Senator Laycock for 369 and another Fox Valley team for 300. The move shows profit in quality stock over scrubs. He plans to move the horses to Portland market late month.

J.D. Combs Senator Laycock Fox Valley

Go Into Business at Athena

F. H. Coolidge, formerly with Hunziker Jewelry, has bought a jewelry business in Athena and will open his store tomorrow. He brings experience from the local shop and aims to serve the Athena area with a full jewelry line and repairs.

Athena F. H. Coolidge Hunziker

Astor to Build Tudor Village Around Hever Castle

William Waldorf Astor, who bought Hever Castle in England two years ago, plans Tudor village buildings around the old place to recreate surroundings from the era of King Henry V, when he reportedly visited to woo Anne Boleyn.

William Waldorf Astor Hever Castle England Henry Veep Anne Boleyn

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