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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
8
Subscribers are urged to inform the office of any irregularities in delivery and the fault will be promptly corrected. Each subscriber should install a box at their gate post to prevent the paper from blowing away. The EAST OREGONIAN PUB. Co. seeks better delivery and thanks readers for cooperation.
Pendleton high school football coaches prep an improved squad led by D P Smythe. Captain Dell McCarty and players like Lester Cronin Fred Hartman George Strand and others compete for starting positions as practice intensifies with a first game set for October 31 and local rivals eyeing a fall.
James Lieuallen, an extensive Adams district farmer, visited the city and praised the fall conditions. He notes seeds started and weeds killed, with rains triggering growth. Lieuallen farms about 700 acres and may rent reservation land to expand operations. He sees small corn acreage and believes corn and subsequent wheat yields will affect next year. Farmers around Adams and Athens prosper, paying off debt slowly while investing in machinery and improvements.
O'Brien of Weston attends circuit court as a juryman. Railroad attorneys prefer jurors without visibly sympathetic dispositions. O'Brien is a prosperous Weston farmer with a noted apple orchard in Umatilla County and has lived there over 23 years. He remarks on the unusual weather in recent days.
The jury found in favor of Elizabeth Adcock against O. R. & WN. for personal injuries. The award totaled 1.60, after the plaintiff sought 3,370 dollars. The verdict was returned yesterday afternoon.
Miss Anna M Kennady and William E Love wed at 7 oclock in the Methodist parsonage with Rev Hubert Warner officiating. They plan to reside on West Alta street. Theron Fell left for Portland with niece Margaret Fells after visiting, while C E Fell sails later for Portland. Will Lyons departs for Athena to oversee W C R office duties, with FW Konasek to cover here in the interim.
The case of the First National Hank of Walla Walla before Judge D. M. O'Donald is heard this afternoon. After proceedings the court will recess until tomorrow morning at nine o'clock.
J W Kimbrell, county surveyor, returned from inspecting Spareur Ditch Company land near Umatilla. He will finalize metes and bounds, extend the main five mile ditch, and run lateral lines to cover more land. Survey continues for about two weeks before company plans follow.
Park Theater audiences applaud after each act as the program strengthens over the week. Mr LaVery’s performance keeps viewers rested for over 15 minutes. A Saturday matinee offers a child giveaway of five cant bags, with 1 and 15 cent prices. A center table and a rug will be raffled Saturday evening. Bronson and Chenoweth display the items in their window. Next week features Funny Folk led by Mr Chenoweth, touted as a premier cornet Maver in America.
R V Bassen, Western manager of the Coe Commission Company based in Spokane, is in the city on business connected with the enterprise. The firm has contracts for new wire lines from Spokane westward to Seattle Tacoma and Portland to be in operation by December.
Oregon Editorial association in Salem on 22 23. Second annual meeting of Oregon Irrigation Association in Pendleton on Nov a and 10. Washington Teachers association in Tacoma on Dec 28 30. North Pacific conference of Unitarian in Spokane on Oct 26 27 28. Oregon Goon Roads association in Portland on Oct 23 24. Idaho C O F grand lodge in Coeur dAlene on Oct 20 23. Washington Sportsmen association in Seattle on Oct 23 31. Walla Walla county Oct 19 24. Lewiston Interstate Oct 26 31. Lewiston gun tourney on Nov 44. Jockey club in Prineville Ore Oct 27 39. Umatilla County Teachers Institute Weston on Nov 4 6 6.
The Merchants' Cafe keeps imported Hebrew beer frankfurters hamburgers eels crawfish crabs and oysters on hand with a daily hot meal from 11 30 am to 2 pm. Patrons are asking for P I R.
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