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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1907

Page

5

Local Ads Roundup Highlights Oregon Listings and Services

City brief notices advertise dry wood, private rooms, a fine family cow, and lumber yard deals. Oregon Lumber Yard promotes stock, hay ranch near Alba, and prices. Walters' Hoard Wheat flat debuts. Piano sellers seek agents, Goodman Hardware touts fencing, and Fisher photos offer specials. Pendleton lodging, rooms, and a Hotel Oregon bus service are noted along with nearby found fur and sewing machine supplies.

South Main Street Oregon Lumber Yard Walters Teathers Transfer Co Logan Street Bowman Studio

Pendleton Academy Declamatory Contest Draws Five Entrants

Pendleton Academy will hold its annual declamatory contest at the Presbyterian church Friday evening starting at o o clock. Five students compete for the right to represent the academy at the Interscholastic contest in Walla Walla in May. Contestants are Reasso Porter with The Prince, Allow Poocter with The Oetoroon, Margaret Johnson with The Revolutionaryprising, Hazel Patton with The Unknown Speaker, Higgl Hamblen with The Famine from Hiawatha. The winner receives 36 and the best contestant 5, with judges Prof. J. S. Landers Prof. Frank Kk. Wellee and Hert Huffman. A small admission fee will defray expenses.

Pendleton Academy Presbyterian Church Pendleton Walla Walla Reasso Porter the Prince Poocter Margaret Johnson Hazel Patton Higgl Hamblen Hiawatha Academy At J. 8. Landers Frank Kk Wellee W Hert Huffman

Farm Sale Notice for Live Stock and Implements

Mrs Britta Konttae will hold a sale at her Deepain Gileh farm on Thursday March 28 to dispose of her live stock and farming implements. The property includes 15 work horses five sets of harness several head of cattle and numerous tools with an estimated value up to 2500 Colonel William Vyohnks of Paha Idaho will act as partner and auctioneer.

Britta Konttae Deepain Gileh Thiureday William Vyohnks Paha Idaho

Schumann Ladies Concert at First Baptist Church

The Schumann Ladies' Concert company presents an evening of music at the First Baptist Church next Monday evening March 18. The cast includes Laura T. Warner pianist, Alita Tina Arrick soprano, Minnie W. Hatfield violinist, and Sophia Geary Shives reader. Each artist is highly regarded and the recital promises excellent entertainment.

Bapti Church Schumann Ladies’ Concert Company Firet Baptist Church Conners Laura T. Warner Alita Tina Arrick Minnie W. Hatfield Sophia Geary Shives

Seattle Businessmen Plan Second California Excursion

Seattle business men announce a second excursion to California departing Saturday March 1st for San Francisco. They hope to attract many Oregon business people to join, following the success of the first trip which drew a large Pacific coast turnout.

California Seattle San Francisco Oregon Pacific Coast

Glee Club Meeting of Commercial Association

A meeting of the Commercial Association glee club will be held in the club room on Friday evening for practice. All members are urged to attend at 7 16.

Glee Club Commercial Association Glee Club

Personal visits and business travelers in Pendleton scene

A string of visitors and travelers stops in Pendleton including H Mekers in Camasphiiele on business, Mr and Mrs Denn Gerking of Athena, O M Richmond of Weston, Dr and Mrs Strodecker of Hermiston, John Menkle of Upper McKay for medical treatment, A P Bradbury veteran salesman, J B Taylor and W F Pulger of Bohe visiting, J T Whistler on reclamation work, J D Gregoire Adair city recorder, A TD Taylor of Boise with wife at Hotel St George, C W Claxton Portland Journal agent, W H W Daugherts new Portland Stockyards manager, Toule Scholl Jr of Echo, F Van De Water O R N freight agent, W F Rourke Pendleton visitor, John Narkays trading trip, wet weather delaying spring work, Mike Grace Hudson improving health, P H Ruswell McKay Creek trading trip, W H Ude Northern Pacific, Al Coury with him, city news and crop prospects.

O. M. Richmond Weston M. Strodecker Hermington John Menkle Upper McKay A. P. Bradbury Valesmen J. EB. Taylor TD. Taylor Boine Idaho St. George W. Claxton Portland Journal Pendleton W. H W. Daugherts Portland Stockyards Company Toule Scholl, Jr Echo Walla Walla F van de Water Vy. F. Rourke Portland John Narkays Briceson P. H. Ruswell McKay Creek W. H. Ude Northern Pacific Spokane Seattle Calfornia al Coury Lewiston

Whitman Glee Club Tour Planned for Easter Vacation

Whitman glee club announces a spring tour during Easter vacation starting March 22 and 23, with performances in Weston and Pendleton. Calvin Thomson reports sales in Spokane and guaranteed engagements from Pullman and Ritzville, as Colfax also made an offer. Weston concert will be by the normal school student association. Pendleton show backed by the high school debating team and a former Whitman student Irving in Pendleton.

Whitman Cillegen Glee Club Walla Walla Statesman Calvin Thomson Spokane Here Pullman Ritzville Colfax Weston Pendleton Normal School Whitman Studeants Irving

Gymnasium Revival Faces Attendance Challenge

Director Shockley seeks to secure more members for gymnasium classes to justify keeping him on through spring. Some classes remain faithful while others dropped out. An evening class may be organized for young men, with room for several more in the 6 o clock men’s class meeting Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. A gymnasium committee meeting last evening set a target to revive interest by April 11. if attendance improves, Shockley stays, otherwise the gymnasium closes for the season.

Shockley

Will Have a New Rector at Church of the Redeemer

The vestry of the Church of the Redeemer is in correspondence with governable ministers and hopes to secure a permanent rectory for the church within a few weeks.

Church of the Redeemer

Efforts to add a second daily train for Wy. & C. Th. route

Efforts are under way to run two daily trains between Walla Walla and Pasco on the Wy. & C. Th. line. Growing business has made the second trip seem necessary, and Pasco residents hope for the service soon.

Thorease W Wy. &C Walla Wailin Panco Dimeron Pasco

Band Concert Sunday at Fogles Hall

Fogles hall hosts an afternoon concert by Fogles' Bani led by Prof B F Driscoll. The program includes Maritana, Poet and Peasant overture, Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana, a Hunting Scene fantasia, and a sung piece by B F Driscoll. Triecoll performs a fantasia on Killamere. A new quartet will also perform as the ensemble aims to draw a large crowd.

Fogles’ Bani Eagtes B. F. Driscoll Fogtes Cavallieria Ruscana Sinayr Aire Nina Triecoll Pendleton

PASTLINESS CHARGED AGAINST TRANSIENT IN ECHO

Jack Darby a 49 year old transient was charged with sodomy after being brought from Echo by the town marshal following arraignment in the Echo Justice Court He was bound over to the circuit court The alleged victim is Robert Benedict a 13 year old boy from Echo Darby's bail was set at 2000 but he could not meet it and he remained jailed The penalty for the crime ranges from one to five years in the penitentiary

Jack Darby Echo Darby Robert Benedict Beho

Funeral for Roy Knight Held at Church of the Redeemer

The funeral for Roy Knight was conducted this afternoon at the Church of the Redeemer. A large gathering of friends attended. The service was under the auspices of the Woodmen lodge and the Woodcraft circle, to which he belonged. The Woodmen uniformed degree team attended in a body, as did a team of young ladies from the circle.

Roy Knight Church of the Redeemer Axaoolites Woodmen Lodge Woodcraft Circle Woodmen

Local couples wed as Fletcher and Rinker unite

A marriage license was issued today to Fred J. Fletcher and Jennie V. Rinker, both residents of this county. In other news, the government reports a 20 percent raise in wages for navy yard workers to offset higher costs of living.

Fred J. Fletcher Jennie V. Rinker Navy Yard Ite

Table Prices Offer Daily Home Essentials At Higher Yields

Advertises 5e10c and 5c tables loaded with practical daily items for homes. Claims prices paid are 50 to 100 percent higher than usual and promises only their prices.

Hobbs Released After Insufficient Evidence

George Hobbs was arrested Sunday evening for robbing the Log Cabin saloon but was released after District Attorney Phelps, after full investigation, found the evidence too weak for a conviction and noted family sympathy. Hobbs and family came from Walla Walla, with Hobbs related to Judge Brents.

George Hobbes Phelps Hobbs Walla Walla Brents

Deaths and local college enrollment noted in brief

William Gibson of Wasen Oregon died at Walla Walla hospital shortly before 1 am from tuberculosis after a nine day stay. He had recently returned from Arizona seeking health, with his case deemed hopeless yet swift. Baker County reports 18 students at Oregon State Agricultural College in Corvallis.

Walla Walla William Gibson Wasen Oregon Walla Walla Hospital Walla Wallin Baker County State Agricultural College Corvallis

Walking matches at Union to Cove and return wagered

Union Republican notes a walking contest with a $100 stake. A Winnen of Union completed a 19 mile round trip to Cove and back in 4 hours 12 minutes, beating the needed time by 10 minutes. C W Jones opposed him and behaved as a good loser. A second wager on Wednesday had Ta FE Smynes attempt to beat Han eon with a 3 hour 146 minute target, with Jones again part of the stake.

Save the Union Republican A. Winnen Union Cove C. W. Jones Typon Ta. FE

Ely's Liquid Cream Balm in Automizer for Catarrh Relief

The soothing spray of Ely's Liquid Cream Balm provides relief for catarrh with reports of thick discharge clearing and improved breathing. Sold by druggists for 5 cents, including spraying tube, or by mail from Fly Brow, 56 Warren Street, New York, as advertised in the Oregonian.

Ely Fly Brow Warren Street New York

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