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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1903
Page
5
See our corner window display highlighting a wide assortment with unusually low prices on coats and winter garments. Inspect the circular and shop early for bargains before they’re gone.
A cluttered TB edition lists shop offerings and prices from Castre’s and Teutsch’s among household goods, food items, and services. It notes Measles in the land around Cold Springs, a lost spotted pointer, and planned Woodmen of the World events.
The newly installed officers of the Royal Arch Masons include High Priest Henry J. Bean King R Alexander Scribe KE J Sommerville Captain J F Robinson Principal Sojourner J R Dickson Secretary F W Wamsley Treasurer W D Hansford Master of the Fourth Veil and Royal Arch Captain Jerry Barnhart Master of the Third Veil E A Murphy Master of the Second Veil and Senior Overseer Frank Hasbrouck Master of the First Veil and Junior Overseer A W Nye.
Rev. C F Clapp superintendent of missions will preach at West End Chapel tonight at 7 30. This will be the fire preaching in the new mission chapel under Congregational church auspices at the corner of Maple and Webb streets. See notice in another place.
Western Pioneer piece highlights Uncle John Hailey's reminiscences of 1853 journeys from Missouri to Salem through a scarcely settled Inland Empire. It recalls Indian ponies roaming Pendleton, a rough road network, and Hailey's later roles in stage lines and wagon routes across Oregon, Idaho, and beyond. The article also notes his encounters on frontier travel and his long life visiting family members, with a brief update on a new Baptist church governing board.
The Episcopal Sunday School will be offered for the ensuing year with John T Lambirth as superintendent and secretary, Clarence Bollerman as assistant superintendent, and teachers including Ida Thompson, Mary Roberts, J Nolinson, H Johnson, John Hailey, Ida Potwine, Maud Swageart, Ethel Swageart, Robert Slater, and Rev Potwine, continuing past roles.
E T Wade reports one of the bust rel weeks has closed and spring real estate activity appears underway. Investors are active in the comaly and the year promises an extraordinarily brisk transfer of property based on current prospects.
Jesse Failing expresses gratitude to Pendleton friends and patrons as he retires, selling his carpets and undertak ing stock to Baker and Folsom and transferring goodwill. Ralph Folsom is praised as a capable undertaker and emb laimer, with a personal appeal to call on Baker and Folsom for services in their line.
The Parish Aid Society unveils officers for the coming year with Mrs. Lee Moorhouge as president, Mrs. R. G. Thompson as vice president, Mrs. J. P. Robinson as secretary, and Mrs. Frank Frazier as treasurer. They reported over $300 raised during the year for parish support.
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