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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1902
Page
8
Local retailers promise implicit confidence in the true worth of every shoe sold. They guarantee satisfaction by adjusting any reasonable complaint and assert their footwear offers better value for the money than competing options.
Dindinger Wilson Co. operates as successors to Cleaver Bros with L Greenwald as repairer. Phone Black 91.
Thompson Street Metho dist Church holds Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 junior league at 3 p m Epworth League at 6 p m preaching at 7 30 p m John Uren pastor Christian Church maintains usual Sunday schedule with Sunday school 10 a m sermon 11 a m Junior Endeavor 3 p m Senior Endeavor 6 20 p m sermon 7 30 p m public invited meets at courthouse R A Copple pastor M E Church South revival services conclude Sunday night meetings have been enjoyable and several members added Sermons 7 30 p m Saturday 7 30 p m The Inspiration of Holy Scripture The Joy of Service Epworth League leader Miss May Jones open doors for union Rev Eagle subject The Overcomers E B Jones pastor First Baptist Church morning and evening sermons The Sons of God and The Royal Archer Who Missed the Target First Presbyterian Church 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m sermon 7 50 p m sacrament Lord's supper 7 30 p m evangelistic services begin March 2 ends following Sunday night each evening at 7 30 p m
The aging hero Garibaldi, with Emmanual II as king, enters the chamber of deputies in Rome. Crippled yet resolute, he swears fidelity to the crown amidst cautious cheers from moderates and officials, signaling national relief and unity after unification.
All are cordially invited. Salvation Army armory meetings on Sunday include Holiness at 11, Holy Ghost Fire discussion, Sunday School at 2, experiences at 3, and a Battle for Souls led by Captain and Mrs Kuhn. Congregational Church morning address Justifying the Offender, evening Infinite Sweep of Example, Junior Endeavor at 3, Senior Endeavor at 6:30, Sunday school at 4.
J Pierpont Morgan, famed banker, visits London and the Bank of England to try for gold with an unendorsed note. After a tense exchange and mock indignation, he declares the note payable on demand if indorsed, then calmly signs it, leaving a startled teller.
A great walking competition in Tokyo mainly featuring jinrikisha men ended in a fiasco as none of the competitors reached the seventy mile minimum. The event drew surprise since jinrikisha operators are famed for strong legs, but the lack of staying power caused the failure.
The two teams plan a two game set March 25 to 29 in Athena with plays arranged after captain coach Charles W. Ziegler arrives. Whitman’s Wade and Osbourne confirmed the season opener and extra train cars will carry Whitman students to the Saturday game. Marquis strengthens Whitman pitching while Athena prepares for daily practice and a busy ball park scene.
In Pendleton and nearby towns many residents are listed in transit or visiting friends. E R Cox arrives from Athena, W C Kent goes from Holdman to Pendleton, and Thomas Montgomery visits Athena. Mrs Rose Campbell returns from Portland tonight, while L B Reeder travels to Athena and back. Gilbert Hunt of Walla Walla visits, and G A R McGrew of Weston checks into Hotel St George. C E Kuykendall from Poneroy visits Pendleton. A Melin and wife, Walla Walla merchants, stay at Hotel Pendleton. Henry Rosenberg improves after hospitalization. Mrs J B Switzler returns from Missouri and travels to Switzler's Island on the Columbia. Joe Kennedy leaves for the Academy break with parents near Helix, returning Monday. George Schorr, W&CR contractor, leaves for Walla Walla to visit family. C H Markham may become O R N traffic manager, formerly SP agent in Oregon. Thomas McFarland remains ill at Maple Street. J F Nowlin returns from Alba duties. Sheriff Krautinger transfers two prisoners for the Caldwell cattle case. Mrs J A Steach travels from her home after her father's funeral. Mrs R C Beach attends the burial then heads to Lewiston. Charles French departs for Portland to enter service.
Reports from Eureka flat and county show grain damage from freezing is widespread and greater than initial estimates. Farmers reseed extensively as many fields deemed safe earlier are now ruined and require replanting. strong demand for labor and teams grows as the effort continues.
John Smails pleaded guilty in justice court to opening his saloon on Sunday in Walla Walla. He was fined $30 and costs, the minimum under the law, a result repeated in similar cases so far. Five other saloonkeepers face similar charges with cases scheduled next.
The young ladies of the St Agnes Guild offer Mexican needlework pieces for sale at Mrs Frank Moule's residence. Ladies are invited to call and view the items.
London March 1 stock brokers report a rumor of Cecil Rhodes death. Telegrams from Cape Town say Rhodes is ill but give no confirmation of death. Also a for sale notice advertises a furnished house and lot at 301 South Main Street.
A Modern Woodmen of America camp with 28 charter members was organized in Helix Friday afternoon by Deputy Head Car u) Lockwood of Baker City assisted by Messrs Houston and Jacobson of this city. An evening installation and grand ball followed, praised as a season highlight. S. A. Lowell spoke on fraternalism, welcomed by a Helix band and reception committee. The local camp opens under favorable prospects and aims to become a leading order in the small town.
Notice states the Democratic Central Committee will meet at Pendleton Oregon courthouse at 2 o clock p m on March 1 1902 All democrats invited to attend A C Haley Secretary
Jor H. Jonkis announces candidacy for the nomination of Justice of the Peace in Pendleton district, subject to the will of the upcoming Republican convention. He frames the bid as a formal declaration of intent to seek the office under party guidance.
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