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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
4
Evangelist Wilson will preach tonight on The Bible Our Only Rule of Faith and Practice at the First Christian church. Lintt will sing Just for His Sake as part of the service. Health improvements allow regular preaching, a large audience attended last night and chorus members are invited to join.
All leftover trimmed hats for ladies and children are closed out at once regardless of cost. No winter patterns to be carried over as new spring goods fill the room at THE VOGUE MILLINERY, 822 Malin 81. Mrs. N. E. Harria, proprietor.
The %-day-old infant of Mr and Mrs W R Bitney died at the hospital this morning due to brain fever. The funeral will be held tomorrow with Father Neate conducting the service.
A parade of residents and visitors checked in Pendleton today including H. V. Lindberg of Walla Walla Edwin Simpson of Weston and George Carmichael of Weston on trading trips Thomas H. Parker of North Powder and Lewis Rathburn of Milton on business Will M. Peterson and G L Winzler were in town on legal and trading matters Community figures Cuhna Struve Copeland Struve and other residents visited local sites while Miss Winnie Struve returned from Helix Claud Gatch the bank examiner and attorneys C T Godwin and G L Richardson were in Pendleton on brief business Judge James A. Fee departed for Enterprise on court duty RK Oldaker from Hermiston and Mrs RB Thomas of Helix visited Golden Rule hotel Andrew Lessinger of Helix joined Beckhusen estate dealings Mrs S Shields of Milton and Assistant Superintendent William Connolly of O R N were in the city Mrs M S Kern arrived from western Oregon with her daughter Dr J G M Luttenberger returned from Portland with Dr E B McDaniel
The Cheyenne Tribune reports a serious teacher shortage across Wyoming with many vacancies statewide. The state board questions continuing uncertified teachers to avoid school closures, weighing allowing underqualified teachers to instruct until counterparts are found or they pass exams.
The Haudenschield Meetings executive committee met this morning to set the cottage meeting program for next week. Interest and attendance increased during the past week with many new homes offering to host. A large portion of homes hosting will be published daily to prevent confusion from the immediate list publication.
A hotel arrivals list shows numerous guests visiting from cities including Portland, Hermiston, Spokane, Milton, Dayton, Denver, La Grande, Tacoma, Walla Walla, Ritzville, and more. Names include J. G. Callison, G. Evans, Mrs. Cox, Miss Phoebe Richardson, C. B. Chadwick, J. Patton, Mrs. James Prescott, L. M. Frey, J. F. Ferguson, and others. The notice reflects travel guests and associated localities across the region.
The Dime features the Teddy Bear series tonight and tomorrow with Thelma at Oregon also drawing crowds. Streeter Bryan company impresses as Thelma the Norwegian princess, while Star offers strong vaudeville acts in a lively week. Read the East Oregonian.
Miss Sarah D Gray chosen as fourth grade teacher in Hawthorne school Pendleton schools and will start January 27. Increased attendance required another teacher. 40 pupils for the new room with furniture ordered.
Initiative petitions aim to strip district attorneys of the authority to file information against criminals. The proposed constitutional amendment would require indictments by grand juries for prosecutions, shifting charging power to grand juries rather than DAs.
After a meeting at Dr. T. M. Henderson's office, the Fraternal Brotherhood plans a city reorganization with a January 16 meeting. Deputy Supreme President Chappell of Portland will stay to assist, then proceed to Baker City to reorganize the local lodge there.
A sacred concert and organ recital will be held at the Church of the Redeemer next week likely Wednesday. E. A. Quinney, son of the rector, is arranging the program for the event, as reported by the East Oregonian.
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