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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1911
Page
3
A brief note credits THOS S ALLEN with words and music for a piece titled Big Chief Battle Axe. The item lists a publication credit and suggests a song or march format typical of early 20th century music sheets. The short entry provides no performance details or date.
Pendleton society pages recount a busy weekend with visits to friends in the city and trips to Willamette valley Senaide Lehman Springs and Wenaha. Weddings include the Albert F Kirby Edith Peringer ceremony at the Golden Rule hotel with a Portland trip planned.
Ermal Mann Evelyn Sommerville Winnie Boylen and Muriel faling. Mr and Mrs Richard Mayberry and Mrs Frank Hayes are visiting Hood River for two weeks. Announcement of the marriage of Bloyd Earl Mills and Ruth Inex Watson received by city friends. The wedding occurred in Seattle on July. Miss Watson formerly Pendleton with many local friends. Mrs Thomas Spohr, ex resident, visited Sydney Sommerville on the way to Los Angeles after time with her parents in Spokane.
The Beantist Church reports morning service at 11 o'clock with a sermon by Pastor RL Sporey. Bible school is at 20 o'clock. There is no evening service.
The Presbyterian Church at Corner Alta and College streets presents J Reeves as supply pastor with Beriigas to Merrow at 22 o clock in the morning and no evening service. Sunday school starts at 10 am with good music by the choir and Prof. Makeslee at the organ. The public is welcome.
The Church of the Redoeamer schedules Holy Communion at 7 00 a m and a shortened evening prayer at 8 00 p m with a short sermon at each service There is no 11 00 a m service All are cordially invited Charles Quinney rector
The church on Cover Webb and Johnson streets led by Pastor N. Evans invites all to worship. Morning theme Lead Me Not into Temptation. Evening topic Leaven. Preaching at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Epworth League at 7 p.m. Evening topic Bosses more whinitie than Gain led by Ster Neal. A cordial welcome to all services.
The Athena Postmaster 4 O Worthington faced arrest on larceny charges for hay taken from a barn used by Joe Forrest, a reservation farmer. Warrant issued by Justice Richards' court and served by Constable Taylor. Forrest testified to the charge. Fred Pinkerton is the
Complaining witness Wien, interviewed by Press reporter Worthington, stated he had nothing to offer for publication beyond noting spite work behind the trouble and the reason for his arrest. The alleged larceny occurred in April. Fred Pilkerton sued for a small sum, and Worthington’s wages were garnished. Wien told Forrest that he saw Worthington take the bay.
New York-2 sixty year old John Cammiueh of a rescue at 935 Bergen Street Brookyln receives Carnegie medals. Two stenographers Eve Irn Whoop and Mike Grace Sackett recall his quick action and the crowd cheers with embraces and a kiss as locals name him Old Jahn.
Magistrate Reynolds handled a case in Gates Avenue yollee court involving Tony Bepresora of 1085 St Marks Avenue accusing William Crossin or William Trish of throwing snowballs on February 14. Spectators remarked on the snowball incident as the court heard the complaint.
In Quitman Georgia the sanctified Negro church community gathers as Oscar Davie, a prominent and wealthy resident, nears death with an expected timeline of three months. Local congregants hold prayer meeting to seek divine intervention and comfort for his passing.
Report states church members prayed for over an hour and plan to repeat twice weekly until Davis dies. Allegations claim Davis persecuted the church after he complained meetings were noisy and punctual authorities ordered quiet.
Miss Mary Dun can of Coeur d'Alene, 32, drowned in Powder Horn bay six miles from Harrison while visiting her sister Mrs. Fred Wilson. She read each evening by the shore and did not return. A search recovered her body. she had ventured into deep water. Burial will be in Coeur d'Alene. Fred Wilson, brother-in-law, has long been connected with the lake here.
An advertisement urges use of cirefin treatment and Chamberlains Liniment for sprains. It promises quick relief, restoration of health, and urges purchase through all dealers.
An ex county fruit inspector named Bateham surrendered to the sheriff and was jailed. The last grand jury had indicted him on a charge involving a girl, with his wife and George B. Hamilton as bondsmen. Also jailed in the same cell is Halley Wilkes, with Mike Morgan held on a murder charge involving John York.
Advertising note promotes Chambriain's Colic Chol Tra and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil claiming a speedy cure for summer diarrhoea in children and states availability from all dealers.
The 1911 school census compiled at the county superintendent's office for Walla Walla County shows 6575 children of school age, six more than last year. The report reflects regional enrollment data and ongoing census updates.
A Missouri letter from Mrs Carrie Sioy describes severe headaches and weakness cured by Cardul, a tonic for women. The ad notes Cardul strengthens womanly organs, claims a 60 year track record, and offers a free Home Treatment for Women booklet via mail order.
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