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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1910
Page
2
A brief note notes personal growth with tea and coffee, mentioning Adonis coffee priced at 30 cents a pound and a reminiscence of shared habit, page reference P. 5. The fragment lacks full context but signals a casual reader letter tone.
Special correspondence from Adams Oregon dated September 2 reports on local moves and visits. Tum a Lum Lumber received a car load of Rock Spring coal as residents haul in winter fuel. Residents Casper Woodard Mrs T A Lienstien Mrs McIntire and family and many others are noted visiting relatives and traveling to Pendleton Walla Walla Athena and Vancouver with trips for business and leisure. The Holdman brothers Bert Curby and Fred Binke are among those undertaking work trips while residents attend to ranches and camps in the surrounding area.
Miss Ida Bushman traveled to Pendleton on Friday for shopping. N. O. Carlton sold six lots to John Jordan for 150 dollars with plans to establish Adams as a future home. Earl Semington visited Pendleton Friday.
The note urges readers to recall September Sunset and read Arizona, the 47th Star by Governor Richard B. Sloan and Fremont and the Bear Flag War by William Sirpson in Sunset. These titles are now available at all news stands for fifteen cents.
Oakland beat Sacramento 1 to 0 in an errorless game with Lively pitching and Nourse providing the lone error for Sacramento. Portland defeated Los Angeles 2 to 0 behind Gregg’s steady work. San Francisco shut out Vernon 3 to 0 as two Seals errors and two hits produced all runs in the second inning.
In Philadelphia and Boston, early NL games featured New York and Philadelphia batters facing Moran Drucke and Meyers, with mixed results. The record lists several battery combinations including Williams, Rucker, Ritter, and Berhen, while Boston games showcased Rucker and Desay, with Knetzer and Miller pitching in the second contest.
In Cleveland RH. E. St. Lows pitched for the home side with Hall and Crisp behind him and Killifer, Mitchell and Adams in the lineup. At Washington in the first game Philadelphia beat Washington 10 to 0, with Coombs and Lapp combining on the mound for the visitors and a 23 0 0004- scoreline fragment indicating runs.
Fragmented from a sports log listing game sites Washington Detroit Chicago New York with team initials and battery pairings. Mentions H H E and batteries Morgan Livington Gray Alnamith Lange Payne Mullin Schmidt Cicotte Kielnow Vaughan Quinn Criger. Darkness halted play in one game and several score markers appear garbled.
Walter Burgo former welterweight fighter and would be promoter rests in City hospital awaiting discharge to leave Phoenix B C. A recent Inland Herald report on Forshaw the so called white hope prompted Burgo and Jack Scoles Phoenix lightweight to clash Sunday morning in Dean's hotel Burgo came out second best according to William Accs Inland Herald sports editor.
Spokane event appoints five expert judges with broad experience to award cash prizes totaling 20000 dollars. Chief judge is Professor H B Van Deman of Washington DC. assistants are J W Murphy Glenwood IA C J Sinsel Boise ID S A Beach Ames Town IA and J Gibb Kelowna BC. Judging begins at noon November 14.
First Christian Church on North Main sponsors 9 45 Bible school for all ages 11 am communion and sermon 6 30 Young Peoples Society 7 20 sermon by T S Huandsaker of Walla Walla midweek prayer meeting Thursday an event by C W B M leaders All invited Echo Sunday services Sept 4 at 2 pm German Evangelical Lutheran Church pastor Geo L Sprattler extends cordial invitation.
The Sunday school opens at 10 a.m. A Holy Communion is celebrated at 11 a.m. A divine service with sermon follows at 8 p.m. All are cordially invited. Charles Quinney, Rector.
Chas Follansbee announces he has purchased the U. K. barber shop from R. W. Henneman. The business will be run under his personal management and he invites men seeking good courteous treatment and a clean sanitary shave to visit.
A humorous exchange notes Mrs De Woozy’s constant discontent as she frets over aging. The dialogue highlights her growing anxiety about growing old and the perpetual worry it inspires.
Fort St James British Columbia promises Portland like growth with river and lake access and two trains next fall. Land is offered at 66 cash with monthly balances, including 40 acre farms near Fort St James townsite and Lake Stuart. No citizen requirement to hold title. Apply Canadian Northern Land Company Portland Oregon offices.
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