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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1902

Page

8

Notable residents visit Pendleton listings in town

Roy Belts arrives from Pilot Rock while R. D. Nilson and wife from Athena are in town. Sam Banister of Weston and J. E. Cherry Adams School principal are in Pendleton. Others include F. H. Beebhe Weston registered at the Golden Rule and Jerry Stone farmer near Athena visiting.

Roy Belts Pilot Rock R. D. Nilson Athena Sam Banister Weston A. B. Thompson Portland J. E. Cherry Adams School F. H. Beebhe Golden Rule Jerry Stone Mollie M. Crayne Echo Will M. Peterson Mr. Collier A. L. Coffee J. W. Tallman Tallman & Co Walla Walla Mr. Tallman L. L. Tallman Mollie Tallman

Pendleton noted for life and business energy

Mrs. C P Davis recovering after an operating at St Marys hospital Walla Walla this morning. Robert F E Jarvis West Publishing traveler in the city stays at Hotel St George praising Pendleton for its size life and enterprise. George Earnest Mint bartender returned from Portland after bedside visit to half sister Rosa Morris. He reports Chris Simpson running a Portland saloon doing a good business Portland lively though money tight with little spending.

Robert FE. Jarvis The West Publishing Company St. Louis City Hotel St. George Jarvis United States Pendleton George Earnest Mint Portland Rosa Morris Mr. Earnest Chris Simpson

Cuba Opens 3600 Schools Since Occupation Exhibit Wins Medals

The article notes 3600 new Cuban schools since the American occupation with reforms in education. It highlights Cuba's Pan American exhibit earning five gold and four silver medals. It also praises Hostetter's Stomach Hitters as a remedy for indigestion, dyspepsia, flatulency, biliousness, nervousness, and insomnia. A private stamp is said to be on the bottle.

Cuba Hostetter

Social Event Of The Season In Pendleton

A Hen dricks hall dance hosted by Mrs H N Le Roy drew guests from Walla Walla Portland and other towns. The eleven plus attendees enjoyed dancing to Fletcher's four piece orchestra from 9 pm past midnight while white guests observed. Notable attendees included Mrs R Hazelwood Mr and Mrs C A White Miss Gertrude Hazelwood Miss Echo Hazelwood Mrs Birch and others from Walla Walla Baker City La Grande and Portland.

Pendleton Hendricks’ Hall H. N. le Roy Walla Walla Portland Fletcher Stewart la Grande le Roy Miss Crooks Martin George Galloway Thomas Scott

Notice of dissolution of Wakefield and Falling partnership

Notice is given that the eco partnership between S. L. Wakefield and Jesse Falling, doing business as Wakefield and Falling, is dissolved by mutual consent. S. L. Wakefield will continue the business, collect all accounts, and pay all debts. Pendleton Oregon, March 4, 1902. S. L. Wakefield, Jesse Falling.

L. Wakefield Jesse Falling Wakefield & Falling S. D. Wakefield Pendleton Oregon Jesse Failing

Third Suit Against Bisher Filed in Circuit Court

The third suit was filed in the circuit court this morning against J. L. Bisher the saw mill man of Alba. T. C. Taylor is the plaintiff and alleges that November 22 1900 defendant executed his promissory note for 50.09 in favor of plaintiff and no part of the same has been paid. Plaintiff therefore asks the court to award him judgment for the sum the note calls for and 10 percent interest from the date of its execution and the further sum of 25 attorneys fees and costs of salt.

J. L. Bisher Alba T. C. Taylor

Whitney’s Filly En trance Shows Improvement After Pneumonia

W. C. Whitney’s 40 000 dollar filly En trance by Right, once near death with pneumonia in the last 48 hours, has improved and the attending veterinarian now believes she will recover.

W. C. Whitney

Sunday church services and programs listed churchwide

Sunday announcements list services for First Presbyterian Thompson Street Methodist and several other churches. Includes Sunday school times sermons with topics, Junior and Senior Endeavor Epworth League and pastor names. All welcome, details varied by church and time.

First Presbyterian Church Robert J. Diven Thompson Street Methodist Church Epworth John Uren Christian Church Court House R. A. Copple M. E. Church South L E. Earl Daniel Epworth League W. C. Thompson Congregational Church

Democratic Committee Sets Date for March Primaries

The Democratic Central Committee met at the courthouse to arrange county primaries with March 25 as the primary date and March 29 for the county convention in Pendleton. Delegates will be apportioned based on 1900 district judge votes, one per 15 votes, one per eight plus, and one at large. The meeting listed participating and absent committeemen by township and town.

Democratic Central Committee Court House J. H. Raley H. J. Taylor J. T. Lieuallen Adams Jacob Cherry Alta D. Taylor Athena Edwin Reeser Cottonwood L. S. Osborn Meacham H J. Taylor Pendleton M. L. Fix Hogue M. Morrison Juniper C.A. Chapman McKay W. H. Chastain Milton D. B. Watson North Pendleton A. C. Haley East Pendleton T. F. Howard South Pendleton B. FP. McElroy Reservation H. C. Means TimatWla W. R. Campbell Union J. P. Lieuallen Weston W. F. Price Mast Weston George Hartman Willow Springs Kim Martin Yoakum W. T. Sellers Ukiah Rod McDonald Alba J. W. Smith North Athena Saylor Echo G. H. McDonald Gillond W. J. Chastain North Milton Hodgens Valley Casey Vansycle G. Lightfoot Vinson

Pendleton Club Aims High Entertaining Mission Work

A Pendleton club, in an effort to uplift the community, seeks to engage club women in missionary style work by organizing entertaining programs of the highest order for local audiences. A clubber notes the initiative as a civic cultural push.

Pendleton

Death of Leonard Pedro Affects Local Sheepmen Near Pilot Rock

Leonard Pedro, 22, died in his brother Manuel Pedro’s Wallowa home from heart trouble. His body arrived for burial in Olney cemetery after being found in bed Monday morning and warm to the touch, suggesting a short interval since death. He worked for Pedro Brothers, prominent sheep men near Pilot Rock. Funeral from the Catholic church at 2:30 PM tomorrow.

Leonard Pedro Manuel Pedro Wallowa M. A. Rader Olney Pedro Pedro Brothers Manuel Frank Pilot Rock

National Association of Oarsmen Meets at Fifth Avenue Hotel

In New York on March 16 the National Association of Oarsmen holds its annual meeting to decide the date and location of the national regatta. Worcester, Massachusetts is favored as host, with Lake Quinsigamond and local boat clubs cited as ideal for the races.

New York National Association of Oarsmen Fifth Avenue Hotel Worcester Mass Lake Quinsigamond

Juneau Merchant William Goldstein Dies in Accident

The steamer Cottage City arrives in Seattle from Juneau with the body of William Goldstein a leading Juneau merchant who was killed on March 8 by an accidental shotgun discharge.

Seattle Cottage City Juneau William Goldstein

Major Jones A Toledo Officer Ill In Long Beach

Major Jones of Toledo is very ill at Long Beach near Los Angeles and not expected to live. All coast engagements have been cancelled in consequence.

Los Angeles Major Jones Toledo Long Beach

Nomination of Crowninshield for rear admiral sent to senate

Rear Admiral Now Washington reports the nomination of Captain Crowninshield to rear admiral was sent to the senate today. A quarrel over money is noted with a husband and wife exchange. A social session at the Odd Fellows Temple is planned for tonight and all Odd Fellows are requested to attend.

Washington Crowninshield Senate Odd Fellows’ Temple Odd Fellows

G F W C Biennial Aims Draw Pendleton Members

Interest grows in the G F W C biennial to be held in May in Los Angeles with Pendleton ladies attending and over twenty delegates expected. Oregon representation should be strong while Pacific coast routes offer potential reduced fares. The Oregon state meeting occurs in Portland April 24 25 26 with local committees active. The federation may shift to annual meetings and the parliamentary club plans weekly sessions. Six new members joined last Tuesday as meetings run 2:30 to 4 at Mrs H C Guernsey’s home. The Thursday Afternoon Club reception is rescheduled for April 8 at the Church of the Redeemer Parish parlors. Advance Lenora Jackson concert tickets for March 26 continue sales.

Los Angeles Pendleton Oregon Milwaukee Pacific Coast Portland Portland Club Parliamentary H. C. Guernsey B. D. Stillman Church of the Redeemer Opera House

Mental Effect of Clothes

A London Country Monthly excerpt describes how a woman’s gown can suit her so perfectly that she exudes superiority and well being. It claims such attire makes her amiable to enemies and warmly companionable to friends, influencing perception from any viewpoint.

Ajax London Country Monthly

Ironing Tucks Technique for Crisp Narrow Folds

The guide explains tucks should be turned to the wrong side then rubbed with a damp cloth and quickly pressed lengthwise with a moderately hot iron. This makes each tuck stand out neatly and is preferred to pressing on the right side.

Drawing room shade and clutter parade in bright lavish urge

A description notes the urge to brighten a drawing room with luxury often results in an alarming color clash and a distracting proliferation of small useless objects and ornaments.

Washing stockings improves wear and fit

New stockings should be washed before wearing because washing causes shrinkage and leads to better wear and fit.

Boy Saves Train, But Professor Questions Miracle

A 10 year old boy reportedly saved a Michigan express train from wreck by flagging it without a red petticoat. Professor Pearson, however, doubts miracles and offers a skeptical view of the incident.

Pearson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dindinger, Wilson & CO Cleaver Brothers Typewriter C. P. Davis St. Mary's Hospital E. N .le Roy Hendrick’s Hall Bisher White Bros.’ Alumina Democratic Committee Umatilla Pendleton Boquet Cigara Owl Owl Tea House Huston & Carney Prop’s Pilot Nyse Ridge E Digatore ST. Joe Store the Lyons Mergartile CO Carrier Millinery Main and Webb Streets Pendleton, Oregon U. S C. F Colesworthy East Alta Street
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