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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1902
Page
8
Sunday announcements list preaching at 21 o clock junior league at 3 pm Epworth league at 6 30 preaching at 7 3 John Uren pastor first Presbyterian church 11 am sermon and sacrament at 1 pm junior endeavor 146 senior endeavor 7 20 lecture
The notice lists multiple church activities including a Redeemer service with Sunday school at 10 and 11 o clock, a 7 30 evening service, and choir offerings. Rev. John Warren at All Saints Weston. First Baptist Church revival starting Jan 12 with morning and evening services. Court House Old-Time Religion talk series begins tomorrow. Congregational church to host a pastor and new members reception at Mrs Eri D Sloan Thompson Street on Thursday evening in January 1890.
Walla Walla hosts a joint installation at the Masonic ball with Knights of Pythias and Rathbone Sisters naming officers. New leaders include W J Corkrum as chancellor commander and Mrs Alice Corkrum as M rs Eliza Schubert and others receiving roles. local event notes. A Paris air ship trial is praised for sailing well against the wind, hinting at future practical travel. Hostetter’s Stomach Hitters praised for digestion relief and a 1909 almanac promotion urged via druggists.
An ad claims liver trouble signs include sallow complexion and jaundice but promises a cure with King’s New Life Pills. It touts rosy cheeks and rich complexion and sells for 26 cents at Tallman & Co.’s drug store.
Echo farmer W R Bitner and Helix farmer W M Leght were in town. A Miller arrived from Pilot Rock and J H Sailing, Echo country citizen, visited Pendleton. J W Ward and Will Merrideth of Prineville stayed at Hotel Pendleton. J C Whelan and J W Romig came from La Grande. Be Clarke left for Arlington on a pleasure trip. John Crow suffers lumbago at home east of Lown. CR Dutton strained by lifting. Mrs G W Knight and Miss May Jones from Helix visited. Marguerite Leasure of Portland comes to live with Sheriff Wm Minheley’s family. Grandpa Sherwood ill with pneumonia. George Sherwood’s son home. George L Baker improving from diphtheria in Portland. Edwin F Chapter leaves for Portland tonight then Salem. George Stevens stockman from Long Creek, en route to Minneapolis for a month. Charles Daley of Portland Oregonian circulating for Reed’s Modern Eloquence. William Wurzweiler in Pendleton, from Prineville, heading to Joseph Wallowa county.
Wallin Walla January 4 A man mourns the death of Governor Rogers and longs for a pardon that never came. Prank Gaby of Snohomish county faced manslaughter charges after a Palace dance hall shooting in Everett. Gaby had won a countywide petition for clemency tied to the late governor's intended action.
An advertisement by Frank J. Cheney of Toledo Ohio promises one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Mall's Catarrh Cure. The note is sworn before a notary public and claims internal action on mucous surfaces with testimonials offered.
Pendleton business men have revived an early closing plan. Most signers agree to shut down at 6 o clock each Monday through Friday starting January 6 with Saturdays excluded. Names listed include RK Alexander Hansford & Thompson Joe Hasler Teahouse Baer & Daler W J Clarke & Co Peoples Warehouse Roosevelt Golden Rule Store Mie Ron Campbell Miler & Co Standard Grocery Co DeMor & Co Pomfetion Show Co M A Rader James Crawford Cleaver Bros Dry Goods Lyons Mercantile T Taylor E Baker Folaom Henpett Tarhett Hawley Broe Younger & son R Martin Cleaver Brothers Koheman Huwalker Garretson Hashbronck Carrier
J McConnell once resident of Pendleton suffered a stroke of apoplexy at his Athena home near Thure day J while returning from an overturned heavy hack he had righted with a boy. His condition today is somewhat improved and thought to be an indirect result of the week’s runaway incident. His right side remains affected.
A dawn fire in Omaha destroyed the Douglas Printing Company plant and damaged adjacent firms Frontier Gream Laundry Company and the Western Electric Supply Company. The report notes concerns over losses and mentions a $100 estimate for the rose.
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