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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1908
Page
8
Grand Chancellor Akins Visits Pendleton Knights of Pythias
John E. Akins, Idaho grand chancellor for the Knights of Pythias, visited Pendleton this forenoon meeting local members. He said Idaho lodges prospering with 39 lodges active and many building halls, planning a grand lodge session at Twin Falls in June and visiting most lodges before then. Akins, a steamboat captain from Lewiston, left at 12:30 to catch the Spokane at Riparia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Akins
Idaho
Knights of Pythias
Pendleton
Lewiston
Boise
Charles A. Barnes
Akins
Twin Falls
Knights of Idaho
Spokane
Riparia
Prompt to seek early medical care for cold onset
A warning urges taking action at the first sign of a cold to prevent it from becoming deep seated and harder to cure. It notes that every hour lost at the start may add days to suffering and encourages prompt treatment.
Shull Promoted to Night Operator at La Crosse
Glenn Shull of this city, formerly with the 0. R. & N. at Winona, has passed his examination and been promoted to night operator for the U. R. & N. company at La Crosse. He is a capable young man who was reared here. His brother Dean Shull works for the O. R. & N. in eastern Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Shull
Winona
U. R. & N. Company
la Crosse
Dean Shull
O. R. & N. Company
Washington
Indian Legends Presented by Nez Perce Ministers
This morning on the Umatilla reservation Pendleton Ministerial association heard a paper by Rev. E. J. Conners and Rev. J. M. Cornelison on Indian legends and religion as understood by Nez Perce, Tututlla groups. The presentation was entertaining and informative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Conners
Nez Perce
J. M. Cornelison
Tututlla
Umatilla
Pendleton
Pendleton Lodge to Convene Regular Meeting Tonight
Pendleton lodge No. 62 A F and A M will hold a regular meeting this evening with third degree work on the agenda. All brothers are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Pendleton Lodge No. 62
A. F
A. M
Whe Schilling's Best tea price prompt card
Shoppers urged to compare prices and select the lowest offer in the window. The grocer promises to refund the money if a customer finds a lower price elsewhere, emphasizing value and price matching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
Death of Umatilla County farmer J P Brown in Walla Walla
Jefferson P Brown a longtime Umatilla county farmer died in Walla Walla at 3 am from a ruptured blood vessel in the head. He suffered severe headaches prior to death and lived nine miles northeast of Pendleton on his ranch. Born November 3 1850 in Warren County Ohio he married Eleanor McGrew August 10 1882 at Monmouth TN and is survived by his wife two children Fred M Brown and Pearl Brown four brothers and two sisters. Funeral Friday at 3 pm in Walla Walla with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson P. Brown
Umatila County
Walla Walla
J. P. Brown
Warren County
Ohio
Schuyler County
Ilinois
Illinoia
Bates County
Missouri
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Monmouth
Eleanor McGrew
Fred M. Brown
Pearl Brown
L. B. Hiatt
Portland
George Buzan
City
J. T. Brown
Gideon R. Brown
R. T. Brown
Frank Brown
Pendleton Commercial Association Meeting Call
Pendleton Commercial Association President M A Rader calls a 7 o'clock meeting at the Raley home to install new officers and complete business before tomorrow evenings events. Members are urged to attend promptly for a large turnout and timely proceedings for the dance party and reception hosted by Mr and Mrs J Roy Raley at the Raley home and by Company L at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
J. Roy Raley
Raley
Company L
Pendleton Commercial Association
M. A. Rader
Ume
Fire destroys two cottages in Byer's Grove
Early Sunday a fire in Byer's Grove consumed two small cottages. The Lane house, recently moved by Oregon Lumber Co, burned to the ground, along with a nearby John Fisher home. The Lane property, rented recently, valued at $1000 with partial insurance, appeared set by an incendiary as it was unoccupied when flames were noticed half burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byer’s Grove
Lane
Oregon Lumber Company
John Fisher
Lane House
Central Companies
College Street
Hanford Manager Plans Antony and Cleopatra in Pendleton
F Lawrence Walker manager for Charles B Hanford arrived from Portland and arranged for the production of Antony and Cleopatra at the Oregon theater on Friday March 14. The company of about 30 stars will present a spectacular Shakespearean performance in Pendleton. Walker travels next to Walla Walla to arrange the show there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Lawrence Walker
Charles B. Hanford
Portland
Mr. Hanford
Oregon Theater
Antony and Cleopatra
Stara
Pendleton Theater
Walker
Walla Walla
Bishop Paddock Visits Baker City Oregon
The Baker City Herald reports Bishop Robert L. Paddock arrives in Baker City to begin his first visit to the eastern Oregon diocese. He comes from New York and will preach at St Stephens Church on Sunday at 10 o clock. A reception is planned for Monday at Elks hall. Ash Wednesday services are set for 10 am 4 pm and 7 30 pm. The community hopes he may choose Baker City as his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Robert L. Paddock
Oregon
Episcopal Church
J. N. Barry
St. Stephens Church
Paddock
New York
St. Stephens
Elks’ Hall
Bishop Paddock
Baker
Clever Joke Nipped as Newlyweds Hide From Guests
J Roy Raley and bride attempted to surprise friends with a secret arrival at College street home but were foiled. Family denied their return while preparations to greet the couple were mounted. A party searched the house and found the couple hiding in a dark closet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roy Raley
Raley
College Street
W. C. T. U. Date Changed For March Meeting
The Women's Christian Temperance Union meeting formerly set for Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. H. A. Lowell's home is postponed to Tuesday March 10. County organizer Mrs. Tassie Stewart will attend to aid in organizing a local union.
Pendleton Academy Banquet Planned by Students
The Pendleton Academy announces its annual Friday banquet with music and speeches. Students, faculty, and alumni are expected to attend and enjoy a pleasant evening.
Dr Smith and family depart Egypt for Jerusalem
Card from Dr J Smith and family states they left Egypt for Jerusalem on February 11 and expect to return about April 16. The message notes their travel plans and near-term return date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Smith
Family
Ehys
Egypt
Jerusalem
Raleys Return From Portland Marriage
Mr and Mrs J R Raley arrived home this morning from Portland where they were married the Thursday prior in a ceremony that united their families and announced the new life together for the couple.
Odd Fellows lodge instituted at Hermiston tonight
Prominent Odd Fellows J E Beam John D Brown G W Bradley and A Newberry travel to Hermiston this afternoon to assist in the lodge’s institution tonight Grand Master Richard Scott arrives this morning for the ceremony A charter membership is expected to be about 25 Heirs to Adams Property Mr and Mrs A C Henderson journeyed to Adams to review property left by the late W D Henderson of Albany to the children of Cass and Lloyd Henderson six 20 lots in the town near Pendleton on the O R N Pilot Rock Record
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermiston
J. E. Beam
John D. Brown
G. W. Bradley
A. Newberry
Richard Scott
Adams
A. C. Henderson
James Washburn Bowers Sets Word Count Record Card
James Washburn Bowers wrote a postcard claiming to break records by composing 6431 words on an ordinary card. He worked 19 hours straight to reach that total and spent over three hours counting the words, using terms related to Waterman fountain pens and sending the card to the Waterman company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Washburn Bowers
Waterman
Crawfords in Los Angeles Letter Returns to Oregon
James Crawford writes from Los Angeles to the East Oregonian describing a trip up the Mt. Lowe railway. He notes Californians enjoy winter surroundings and sees many Pendleton people there. The Crawfords will depart Los Angeles this week for Fowler and may stay there until returning to Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crawford
The
East Oregonian
Los Angeles
Mt. Lowe
California
Pendleton
Fowler
Quinney to Return to Anaconda After Oregon Lumber Post
Albert Quinney, longtime bookkeeper for the Oregon Lumber company at Echo, Montana, will return at once to Anaconda where he has been offered a superior position with a smeiting company. Quinney came from Anaconda recently and leaves behind many friends who regret his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Quinney
Oregon Lumber Company
Echo
Anaconda
Mont
Mr. Quinney
Recital Tonight by Mrs Selkirk Norton and Mrs Fischer
Mrs Selkirk Norton and Mrs Fischer present a musical program at 8 30 pm at the Mallock home on Court Street featuring vocal and instrumental numbers. The event promises to be one of the season's most enjoyable audiences may hear both performers at their best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Selkirk-Norton
Fischer
Mallock
Court Street
Suit Filed for 45 Dollar Note by Brandon versus Pierce
Mark Brandon sues Mike Pierce in this court action to collect forty five dollars claimed due on a note. The suit was filed by Peterson, Peterson & Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Brandon
Mike Pierce
Peterson, Peterson & Wilson
Bitters Promises Cure for Various Ailments
An old promotional claim asserts a 54 year record of cures by Bitters proving it best for poor appetite sick headache indigestion dyspepsia costiveness colds and female ills urging readers to try a bottle.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Grocery Co
Dan K
OFP
RERE
Barnes
New Castle
F&s
Tallman & Co
Jefferson
Brown
Thad
Association
Hanford
J. R. Raley
Bride
Brude
Pendleton Creamery Co
United States Depository
Resources
United States
National Bank
Dr. Smith
Congress
Roosevelt
Boston
Odd Fellows
F Hermiston
the Christian Church
Jean Morris Ellis
Crawfords
Montana
Eagle Show Shop
Pendleton's Popular Picture Pavilion
Eagle B
A. C. Friedly
Uilding
MATS
Max Baer
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