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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1905
Page
8
A catalog note describes several white and decorated Haviland Chine sets and head painted pieces from Pouyal Lanitarniet T Mevilang and Royal Assiriao lines. The description emphasizes ornate patterns and collection value for display.
Sterling Silver Cell 1847 Rogers Bros and Oneida Community plated ware now offered by us. The Community ware is guaranteed for twenty five years. No other plated ware is “just as good.”
John T. Beagle, a pioneer born in Missouri in 1838, died at his sister Mrs. C A Turner’s home in Pendleton after two years of illness. He lived 62 years in Oregon, worked in stock dealing and mining, married in Colorado, had three children, and his wife died in 1902. Funeral services were held at 2 pm at 701 Thompson Street with his brother William Beagle of Alaska attending.
Rev. G. L. Hall conducted the service with mourners present as friends and fellow pioneers of the deceased attended the interment at Olney cemetery.
Excellent company starts five nights of engagement at Frazer theater with Camille to packed house. Misa Rowan as Camille shines, supported by Farney and Connelly as critics praise balance. Tomorrow the troupe offers Woman against Woman while Lilliputian sisters Adams appear Friday at Thompson Street M E church. In police court Judge Fitz Gerald sentences several for drunkenness and vagrancy.
A Kunkel and his son Sherman spent yesterday near Hermiston on a duck shooting expedition and had good success. Mr. Kunkel notes the game is not very numerous there at present.
W A Cariale of Powen Oklo purchased two carloads of heavy mares at Union paying from five to one hundred dollars per head. He plans to return later for another shipment.
Pendleton high school football team returns from Baker City after a narrow defeat. Baker City wins by a late second-half score following a fumble by Pendleton on a promising drive. Pendleton shows strength in early defense, but turnovers and injuries hindered their chances.
Special services are underway this week at the Baptist Church with sermons each evening except Saturday. The pastor preached last night on the theme The Worth of the Soul and baptism was administered at the close. Services begin promptly at 7 30 with all invited.
The First Congregational Church drew a crowded crowd for the farewell sermon of Rev. T. R. Egerton who had led the church for the past year. Worshipers filled the house as the popular pastor delivered his last address before departing.
A morning Walla Walla to Pendleton train reached Spokane about 11 after an engine mishap in the Weston canyon prevented climbing the grade. The O'Brien special assisted the train to the hilltop, then it continued to Pendleton. The delay left several messengers hungry awaiting breakfast on arrival.
Rev N H Brooks pastor of Pendleton First Christian Church will resign January 3 1906 to become eastern Oregon evangelist for the Christ in church. He will headquarters in Pendleton with his family at South Main Street and travel through eastern Oregon joined by Mr and Mrs George A Webb. Brooks came to Pendleton May two years ago from Lexington Kentucky and was the first pastor of the new church building completed in May 1903.
The K R N railroad issued an amended coal tariff from Wallula to Colfax effective immediately. Coal in minimum car lots of 40,000 pounds will cost 2.50 per ton, down from 3.80. The through rate also drops by 1.20 when added to Roslyn to Wallula, though a joint rate to Colfax was not conceded at hearings.
Bernard D. Sherry and Tow-waa-ng pum were issued a marriage license and united in marriage by Judge Thomas Fite Gerald in the recorder's office during forenoon hours.
Snow fell at Athena Institute tonight according to Attorney W M Peterson and left a light mantle that melted by sun. Miss Clara Motley received a free scholarship from Renee Academy, granted by the institution to the Presbyterian church of Milton, Motley hopes to enter the academy.
Authoritatively stated that liquor indulgence among Admiral Byrane s fleet on shore leave in New York set records, with Admiral Evans noting unprecedented intoxication among sailors. Of 483 men ashore one Saturday afternoon, none overstayed leave, according to Western papers.
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