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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
5
Local notices list help wanted at Domestic Laundry and commercial barn offerings for horse care and feed. Other items promote cabins, rooms for rent, horse clipping, saddles, milk and cream delivery, and moving pictures at Pastime theater. Also ads for roofing shingles, coal shipments, lumber, and a lost gold watch reward. Oregon Lumber Yard advertises a red painting quip about a black sheep.
Will Ingram, chairman of the music committee, announced this afternoon that the concert scheduled for this evening is postponed due to bad weather and the Pioneer’s Picnic at Weston. The new date will be announced later, probably some evening next week.
The Orpheum presents a diverse bill with The Stolen Fortune a Kissanay comedy History Repeats Itself an Edison drama and The Stuff That Americans Are Made Of plus A Romantic Girl a Pathe comedy and a scene titled Customs of the Buddhists in India Also showing It’s Great to Be a Soldier Man as a feature.
The Pastime offers an extra good program for Friday with three main features. The Unchanging Sea from Biograph, 1000 feet, drama inspired by Charles Kingsley's The Three Fishers. The Test Trail from Vitagraph, 1000 feet, drama thrilling and scenic. Mario's Swan Song from Vitagraph, 1000 feet, a story praised by all audiences.
A local ad asserts customers will secure lower prices and superior materials by buying from Crab Creek Lumber Company, noting that smart shopping with them pays off and that initial cynicism fades with a bit of success.
Twenty three seniors, the largest class to graduate, received diplomas at Pendleton High School. Speeches covered topics from scientific farming to conservation and Jane Addams. A banner marked 1911 was raised as the class entered history.
Mrs J L McCullough died at her Echo home at 5 this morning after several days illness. Born 1865 on Jimmy Taylor place near Echo she was a native of the area and daughter of John Dickey. She married Mr McCullough in 1884 and leaves her husband plus nine children including Mrs Charles Ward Mrs Vors Fulford Mrs Lillian Price and unmarried children Hoob Travis Frank John and others noted in the short obituary. Funeral services are set for 2 p m tomorrow at Echo with Decoration Day observances planned.
Community notice for a social at the church basement with strawberry dessert cream cake and savings on today’s deals. Proceeds support church activities and fellow parishioners are invited to attend.
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