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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1902
Page
8
Saturday May 3 1902 reports regis tration at Hotel Pendleton for F E B Simpson of Athena. citizens papers sought by German Charles Lembke. various travels and arrivals heard including Mrs Sargent Mrs Ferguson Miss Folsom Miss Privett and Joe Keeney. local business moves feature John Allen taking charge of St Joe Store grocery department.
Miss Maggie Bush, a steam laundry employee, sustained severe burns to her hand Friday when it was pulled into a mangler ironing machine. She was operating the roller mechanism and could not withdraw before the belt stopped and the machine turned back, freeing her hand.
Fred Conrad age 22 shot and killed Joseph Black at a Deming shingle mill site near Whatcom Washington. Black, an employee there, threatened his wife during a dispute after drinking. Conrad grabbed a nearby gun stand and fired wounding Black through the lung, who died.
Pendleton fans embark at 12 o clock on the excursion train to Walla Walla to watch a strong visiting team clash with the local club. The lineup features Wilner on the mound and Stovall, Taylor, and Ziegler in key roles as the tour begins with hopes of confidence for the rest of the trip. The team plans games in Athena and La Grande, with cross base matches at Weston during the Pioneer picnic. A printers versus barbers charity game is slated for Sunday the fifth, with proceeds aiding new uniforms and local sport efforts.
Edwin Owens Towne's New York comedy Too Rich to Mar ry will name the principals soon and promises nearly the entire original cast. The production features several vaudeville bits integrated with the play and guarantees lively entertainment from start to finish.
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