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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1909
Page
8
Three cases are to come before the circuit court next week including Card vs Card and Alme Delongvert vs Elizabeth Boumagoux. The Card v Card matter involves a marriage arranged after a matrimonial bureau ad and a later divorce dispute with competing claims. Attorney teams James A. Fee and E. A. Newberry represent the plaintiff.
O M Sheppard, telegraph operator for the Oregon Railroad and Navigation here four months last fall, died in Phoenix of consumption. He left Pendleton December 23 for Arizona health pulses where he rapidly declined. He was well known by railroad men here and the relatives in Boise have been notified. remains probable to be sent there for burial.
Charlies J. Ferguson, a well known local attorney, has returned from Klamath Falls where he served as United States reclamation attorney for four months. He will resume his law practice locally and has not yet decided where his office will be.
Earl Fretch, once a county resident, has come back from the Willamette valley and is staying nowhere yet. He has not fixed a definite location to live in the vicinity.
A Pendleton lodge movement aims to establish a permanent Elks home. A committee including Frank Frazier and A L Knight will investigate locations and report later. The plan envisions property owners building a second story to house a Bikes hall and club rooms. Three new members Harry Gray Winn Stewart and Joe were initiated.
In Sturgis suit the plaintiff seeks removal of a county court appointed guardian alleging lack of authority by the court. D W Bailey and Chaos Carter defend for Sturgis, with District Attorney Phelps for the Guardian. Delonguert versus Roumagoux involves a law action over a note, to be heard without a jury. John Lawrey for plaintiff, Carter and Smythe for defendants.
Pendleton high school girls face Walla Walla in the final game of the season on their home floor. The winner will claim the eastern Oregon and eastern Washington championship. Pendleton seeks revenge after a nine to five loss in Walla Walla earlier.
After ceremonies concluded the baby Elks could take nourishment and a luncheon was served in an anteroom.
Claude Gatch national bank examiner of the banks of the northwest visited today. He reported banks across the region are in excellent condition and as strong as ever, though business remains dull. The recent financial flurry prompted more cautious banking with better reserves and note handling, improving overall stability.
Will Resile Vere, John Fritz and family from the Willamette valley are visiting the J. B. Wheeler farm just west of town. They plan to move to eastern Oregon and are looking for a location to settle in this portion of the state.
Paul Gilmore stars in Aida Johnson Youngs newest play The Boys of Company B at the Oregon theater this Saturday February 27 with Jules Murray highlighted in the cast prime.
Fred Lockley formerly with the East Oregonian and now manager of the Pacific Monthly arrived in Pendleton last evening from Portland. He stayed until noon today then departed for North Yakima via Walla Walla.
Mrs. Jon Gumbo a pioneer Indian woman of McKay creek died Wednesday. She was buried Thursday in the Indian cemetery on McKay creek with Rev. J. M. Cornelion conducting the service.
Delegates to the Oregon Idaho development congress have been named by President Alexander of the Commercial Association. Appointees include Judge T, PP. Girand, John Hatley, Dr. O Hy, Gwinn, T. C. Taylor and Gert Huff min for the Posse event.
Mrs Gory, accused of stealing 469 from a Chinaman in her billing district, was warned to leave Montana after a compromise with the man identified as Treseani. The plan allegedly used a little Chinese woman as the means to oust her, leading to suspicions of a plotted removal.
To Officers and Members a special meeting is set at the Secret Society Hall on Saturday February 20 at 2 p.m. Important business to be addressed. Sarah F Hale G N.
Gilt edged opportunity presented by United Wireless Telegraph Co. representative W A Seale at Hotel Bowman. Legislative change requires passenger ships over 1000 tons to be equipped with wireless telegraphy, signaling a rapid stock rise. Investors urged to act now.
Washington debate on the automobile item included remarks by Champ Glory of Missouri claiming Taft need not perform feats like the celebrated equestrian in the White House. Laughter followed as Clarke asked about transferring White House stables to a garage. Paul Gilmore to perform The Boys of Company B at the Oregon Theatre on Saturday February 27.
A Pendleton Oregon reader attests Doan's Kidney Pills cured kidney trouble and back pain after years of symptoms. He recalls nighttime urination and sediment, credits The Pendleton Drug Co with access, and notes Foster-Milburn Co of Buffalo as U.S. agents. Endorses only Doan's.
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