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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1905
Page
5
A garbled set of notices lists furnished rooms for rent and business ads from Mary Sike to Teutech's department store. Items mention furniture, clothing, shoe sales, adoption services, and legal actions. Community church revival notes follow with schedules and sermon topics.
At a called meeting of Pendleton Lodge No. 52 A F and A M Joseph Moe D I was installed as Worshipful Master for the ensuing year. He was not present at the time of the January installation last week.
Members of Unmatioda Tribe No.18 and Pendleton Aerie No.35 are summoned to meet at Hendricks' by tomorrow at 1 40 P M for Mite funeral services for Brother W F Crash. Services hold at the Hall at 2 o'clock sharp.
All members of Alps Assembly No. , Order of Artisans, are urgently requested to be present at the meeting tonight. Dr. Evhelman, upceme inatractor, will be present on an official visit.
In police court Mitchel Lierd, an indigent, was fined six dollars for drunkenness. Oliver received three days for drunkenness and forfeited a morning for Lachapple work in the city.
Davin from Milton and many others, including J T Hinkleie, G A Nichols, J J Clark, Joe Vey, RH Simpson, A B Thompson, Dave Ingram, Will R King, and Mia Hetrletia Reams, are reported in the city on various business and school matters. Capt A F Missner, Waffle, C C Beach, Ridenour, J L McCrary, Major Buford, Edward Jacobson, HH Forshaw, F G Woodcock, Joseph Warburton, and local church crowds also figure in daily activity. The item notes bee folklore along the river and a lecture series at Thomptot Street church. Ogg buys Baker interests. staff changes at Baker & Ogg.
Mr and Mrs Taylor plan a six week visit to Honolulu and San Francisco. They will depart San Francisco aboard the Steamer Manchuria on Saturday January 24 for an outing and winter climate. Seth M Richardson and wife sold land to E T Wade tract of 34 acres near city limits for 3200 dollars. M M Wyrick learns cousin George W Wyrick elected county treasurer by 657 vote majority. Chicago Grain notes Wheat 99 percent close, Corn 45 percent, Oats 30 percent. Moody threatens jail for beef barons over contempt in trust investigation.
An account from January eight at Vine Street Congregational Church recalls Herbert and Bigelow visiting a Hammond Street police station shelter. A room of homeless men, scarce warmth, and stifling odor reveals despair as one old man, folded in misery, dreams of bygone days while the psalmist words echo Cant me not off in the time of old age. Forsake me not when my strength falleth.
A brief classified notice promotes careful finger care through a San Francisco manicure service at 107 Court Street. It advertises low introductory prices for ladies and states appointments can be made in advance. Work can be done at the customer's home for a doubled price.
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