Eagle Valley news., December 24, 1914, Image 5

Cm
MEMlAM
"As a man sovvoth, Hint ahull
lie oIbo reap."
t The above lines were novel
ftoro forcibly brought td the
minds of our residents, than at
(ho funeral Of Ernest Ray Sim'
onis on last Saturday. The cheer
ful smile and kind words with
which ho was wont to great all
he mot, had won for him a host
nf frintwlH mul nil v!ffl ivilli niii
. another in uttering praise of his
genial nature.
Many were the words of solaco
spoken, many w6re the kind acts
performed,' in an effort to a's-mago
tho grief of the heart broken par
cnta and siBtcr, and to prove tl
esteem in which he wan held Ly
his 'friends. The rostrum and
altar, at the church had hceri
b'ouutifuliy decorated with ribbon
and (lowers, and the number as
Bcinblnd to pay respect to y.A
memory was among the largest
ever gathered in Eagle Valldy iw
a like purpose.
1 he services were hold at tlu
Ohnstian church, where seven
year before lie had gFven his
heart to God, and the room wat
. inadequate to holtl-tho number
who came to heaiUhe sermon by
the llov. Prank Hopkins, and the
song service by a choir selected
from his intimate friends. In
spite of the cold a large crowd
awaited on the outside until th;
services were over and joined in
(he funeral cortege to the ceme
tery. fY.ends had lined th2 grave
with cloth and green boughs and
the casket was covered with
(lowers, in fact nothing was left
undone to prove the love anU'Idy
ally of his friends.
The floral tributes were num
erous and exceedingly beautiful,
among them were wreaths from
"the-Alumni of the linker High
School, from the.Class of 1918 (of
which Ernest was, a member i,
from the faculty and students of
r.thc H. II. S., and from "Baker
Friends."
, lhc pall bearers were Carl and
Will Carnahan, Claude Duke;
Leon Macey. Ernest and Robert
ConnelJ.
Among those..from out of tow n
jn attendance were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Fraser and Miss Mary Fra
ser, of Baker; Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
L.'Kirby and J. H. Simonis, of
Durkee; Messrs. W. W. Williams,
Harold Weeks, Howard Bonham
Henry Miller, George Daly, Kjii
ry Burke and Harold Taylor, for
mer schoolmates at Baker; and
a largo number from Sparta, Pine
Vullcy and other points..
That a life of such,, character
and promise, that one so trttty
loved and esteemed; should be so
- Ruthlessly ended and taken away
-is beyond our understanding, but
God works in a mysterious way
His wonders to perform
n
. The grief stricken father,
mother and sister,, other relatives
und friends,, should try and And
oOiuCo in tliu fuel Liial hu died as
he had lived strong in the- faith
,bf a bet cer land' beyond:
, May his soul rest at peace is
the prayor of .
A Dkvotnd Friend.
Are You Going to Build?
j Sco Barney Eldson, the coil
cractor, of Now Bridge, Ho Will
do you w flrHtrclKHS job and save
Spu money, (advDltf
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New Year Gifts
2 Toilet and Manicure Sets
5 IN
5 FHENCII IVORY
? EBDNV
j and SILVER
Kodaks
6 Perfumes
Cut Glass '
I Fountain Pens
o Safely Razors
Shaving Sets
OOOODOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I LEVINGER DRUG CO. ?
g VVc Never Substitute)
8 BAKER - OREGON
I doooo sHi. oooo oooooooo oooo :
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
Alfied Barber went to Baker,
Tuesdny,
John F. Herr was a Baker vic
itor, Sunday.
, Tip Gover ha3 returned from a
trip fo Hot Lake.'
Tuesdpy, Dec. 22d, was the
shortest clay of the year.
Richland post oflice is handling
over twenty sacks of mail dailj.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Gover
was over from Pine Valley Sat
urday. Coun ty Commissioner Saunders
was called to Baker on urgent
business Tuesday. ,
Mrs. Kirk, of Payette, Idaho;
moincr oi Airs, rreu uunum, is
fhcre'jfo'r the holidays.
Lots of good thjngs for your
New Year's dinner tan be found
at E. & W. Chandler's. (ad
North powder is suffering from
an epidemic of diphtheria, but so
far no deaths have resulted.
Ewes For Sale ?0 head of fine
young ewes. Apply to G. W.
Martin, Richland, Ore. (G-2t-p.
A. F. Clark's horse ran awav
'last Saturday, afternoon bu was.
caught bofore any damage was
done.
Remember the watch .party
and oyster supper at the K. Pf
ball on Dec. 31st. - Lots of furl
for all.
Tle schools finished, their vq. k
for 191,4 on Wednesday a.f ternoon
and "frill op joy a vacation until
January 5th.
Mrs.ElvieL. Woods and her
brother, Orlando Herr, of La
Grando,?are visiting with friends
in this vicinity.
Keep your feet warm and-
avoid colds, a big suppiy of rub
ber footwear on hand. , .
ad) , Saunders BroB.
Four of the Richland teachers
are spending the holidays with
"thd old folks at home." Mi's
Christejiscn has" gone to Haines,
Miss Jqhhson to Baker, Miss
Roche, to Portland, and Prof,
Johnson to Eugene.
P., W.Green, who has bien
visiting with his brothers-in-law,
W. B.flud YVntr Wright, left
for hisJhimo in Lexington, Ky.,
Tuesday, 'Ml'.-Green was very
much jm preyed with the advant
ages of EhrIo Valley and may re
turn in thoapringand locate here
-permanently;
Books at 60c
The Net, Tlid.Price She Paid,
Melting of Molly, The Lighted
Way, and many others just issued
just the thing for Xmas gifts.
Headquarters' for gift cards and
holiday novelties;
Books of all kinds jn various
bindings at rjght prices.
King's Book Store, Bakei
JENSEN CREAMERY CO,
iWykrs ok
R. M. Kirk, Resident Manager
RICHLAND
OREGON
Mlss.IVIabel Brown is suffering
from the mumps. .,
Oyster supper an 1 watch party
K. R. Hall. December Sfst.
Joseph Hartley has ret'irned
from an extended visit to' Baker.
S.'nator-eleqt y. H. Straycr
waoer from Baker Wednes
day.
Mrs. Wesley Saunders has re
turned from a visit with relatives
in Baker.
You may not get the next issue
of this pape r if your subscription
has not been paid.
Mrs. Warner Crqpp, of Banks,
is visiting, her tpa.rent3, Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Barber.
Bargains in every department.
Come in early and get your pick.
E. & W. Chandler. . I V (ad
Wm. L. Flower, former editor
of the News, atten-ied the band
Concert Saturday night.
Lloyd Chandler Js laid up with
a swollen jaw no, not too much
basket ball, just mumps.
For Sale Pure honeyj, 80cjx-r
gallon you furnish cans. F! L.
Payzant, Richland. ,. t fad2tp.
; Any qne found hunting on my
land will be arrested .and prose
cuted. . W. VV. Kirby, .(adv
Mrs. Eriinla .Thompson is 6nr.
joying a visit from Jier sop and
yife, Mr. arid Mrs. Norman
Thompson.' . t .
0. H. Ellliott took a box of
Eagle Valiey applet to Roomette
Tuesday, foi,sbipment to rela
tives in Indiana.
We have just received a line of
the latest things in ladies' neck
wearcome in and look them
over. E. & W. Chandler. (ad
H. H. Moody will hotd a public
sale at his ranch at the crossing
at ..Little.. Eagle, on Saturday,
January 2, 1915. The registered
Jersey bull from the Ladd herd,
milch cows and young stock
good work team, and other ani
mals will bo sold.
Card of Thanks. t .
Wb desire to express our hearU
felt thanks to.all. and KnocijiJ!y
to Mr. ondjMrs. Wm. Martin, for
the kind acts apd, services ren
dered atttho deach and funeral of
our beloved son. and brother, ,
Mr., and Mrg, M, D. Simonis.
Merle mionis,
CHRISTIAN CHURCH;
.Sunday School at 10:00 a. m.
MrDimmick, 8Upcrintendont.
Everybody welcomed
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Opportunity
THIS IS YOURS to secure one of thu most desirable
ranches in Eagle Valley at about half its real value.
The Portland Trading Co. ranch,. consisting of almost 62 acres
and the PIqmmer ranch of 5 acres, in all neariy 67. acres, must be.
sold at once. The place is one-half mile frOm Newbridge, .three
miles from Richland; all under ditch, good water light. Over 1200
trees peach, pear, prune, apple, cherry, almond, English walnut;
Main residence of ten rooms, with hot and cold water, bath, toilet.
etc. Two small cpttages. Abundance of clover and corn were
raised this yea, and the place is worth more than the price asked
as a dairy proposit Jon. This place sold in 1912 for $17,000 and since
that time oyer $3000 have been spent in improvements.
For quick sale the ranch is now offered for $8850; $4,850 cash,'
balance $1,000 per year at 7 per cent interest.
This is without doubt the greatest bargain ever offered in this,
section, and will bear the closest investigation. If interested write
FRANK CLARKE, RICHL4ND, OREGON
MID-WINTER TERM
JANUARY '1, 19 IF
Stage or Railroad Fare Refuhded
to all Students enrolling for four months or more
between the above date and January 15, 1157
paying tuition in advance.
Tuitibn f6r four, months Singfe 6ourse; 40.0Q
For four months- Combined Course, $50.00
Baker Business College Baker Oregori
. . W.' P. Kinion" Principal
NOTICE .FOR PUBLICATION.
PUBLISHER.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
U. S. Land Oflibo at La tirando. Ore-
coil, NOV. 12th, JJ914i
Notice Islivrcvy Riyen that Otis W.
Crairu'hof Durkee, Oregon, who,-oh Jjlly
5th, 1007, nindo Homestead Entry No.
1550G, Sorlal No. 05070, for K 1-2 SVV 1-1,
and Lots 3 and -1, Section 7, Township 11
South, Ranno4!5 East, Willaniett6 Mut
idian, Jios (lied notico of intention to
jnako llvo-yoar Proof, to eetnblieh claltn
to tho land nhovo described, before
Wootlson L. Patterson, United States
Conuhissioncr', ' at his ofllc at Bnkcr,
Oregon, on tho 20th day of December,
1014.
Claimant natnes as witnesses: Will
iam J. Critchlotv. WiiMarh L.KjtW'. and
Oay F. Cramer, all of Durkco, OrppoiV;
and Aiacgie E. llunsaker, oi Baker,
Oregon. ,
F.'C. Buamwell, Resistor.
First publication, Kov. 19. 101-t.
Last publication Dec. 21, 1914.
METHODIST
CHURCH
Sunday School 10:00 a. m,, E. E.
Holrna, superintendent
Preaching at 11:00 a. m. by
tho pastor..
. Sacred concert by tho choir at
7:30 p. m,tt .. .
Prayor Meeting 7;30 pk m. Wed
, ncsdny eypriyig.
Choir UbjiehrsAl ThuriHky at 8:00
i). in, Mrs. G, tycArthur, IqhUoiv
Tho public is'invitcd to attend
allow, Bcrvieeu,
Only
.25
- 1.50
4.25
$1.90
Notice for PabUcatiaa Isolated Tract 3 ;
PUBLISHfeR. "?
r: eubic,land sale, -
DEPARTMENT OF THE -.INTERIOR.
U. IS. Land Office at'IaGrande, Oregoni
November 2 1st, 1914. ' ' :
NOTICE is hereby i-ivcn hat, as di
rected' by thu'Commiasioner'of the Gen
eral Land Office, under provisions of
Act of C.bngrefB approved Jtine27, 1000
(34 Sfats., 51-7) pursuant to tho appli
cation 61 John V. and Wm A. Good
man, oh bvhalf of themer lvs and Char-.
U-a K. .Herbert, and Aliie? !. . ( Joodman,
all of Baker, OreKon, Stual No. 012354,
wo will offer at public sale, to the high
est bidder, but at not Iosb than $2. UO per
acre, at 10 o'clock a. m., on tho Mthday
of January, 1015, at this oifice, tho fol
lowing tractof land : N 1-2 S W 1-1, SE
HSW-W, Sec. 0, NE X 4 NW W, Sec:
8, Tp. 10 S.. K. 44 B., W. M., Serial No.'
This tract s ordered into the
niarhet on a ahowint: that the Rreater'
portion-thereof is morintuinoua or too
roufth fdr cultivation. '
' Arty pt-v;oiB claiming adversely the
above oefcribed land are advised to file!
their claims, or objections;- on or before,
the time designated for sale. ' ' 1 fc-
F. C. Hiumwkll, Register.
Nolan Skifk, Receiver.
First Hiblicatio.h, Dec. a, 1014.
Last publication, Dec. 311014.
New Eik's Hotel
Baker, Oregon
FINESt CAFE in Eastern Oregon ,.
A opbcial invitation extonclep
to reaidotfU of Eagle Valley to)
make this their headquarter,
when In town, . European platf
Open all night
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