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About Eagle Valley news. (Richland, Or.) 191?-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1919)
IS IT HOT ENOUGH FOR, you? ISNT IT LEGAL TO KILL THIS GUY?. rOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCMK, . LOCALS ''MMioooooooodftOooooooooyMM Road our Want Column. Frank Clarke visited Halfway Monday. , Halfway Chautauqua will bpen July fith. Nice syrup in convenient sizes find prices at Raloy's. -a'tl The cemetery fund has receiv ed a donation of $2.60 from Win. Chandler. Lindsay and Hansonl McArthur are out from Baker, helping put tip the hay crop. Miss Lucile Brooks left Satur day for Portland where she will take medical treatment. Extra cupB, coffee size, in white china, and a Rood assortment of Other dishes, including glassware, at Haley '8. ad The pumping plant at tlio Car other's ranch on Snake River and Mark Huston's bur.k house at Robinetto wore destroyed by lire One day last week. Clate Makin of Bait. A, Uth F. A., came over on the same ship with Gene Gibson butis held at Camp Mills N. Y., on account of some sort of skin disease. , ,J. L. Soule, auditor of S. & F. Forwarding Co. spent n couple of (lays last week calling dn people who owe the S. & F. Fwdg. Co., 'cleaning up matters for the late Frank Holmick. .1 Coifec. It is predicted that coffee will go to $1 tho pound bettor buy now. Our Idaho high patent flour is as good as any on the market and w5 save you money on it. E. &W. Chandler. Mr, and Mrs. N. B. Ashcrnft and family have loft for Myrtle Point, Oregon, where' Mr. Ash craft will teach the coming year. Mr. Asheraft has filled tho posi tion of principal of E. V. High for the past two years with great satisfaction and it is with regret that Iwe see him leave. May health, wealth and prosperity attend Mr. and Mrs. Ashcraft ' and family is the wish of their many Eagle Valley friends. Hooze It Not a Good Cure. From tho Atnoa Iowa Intulllnvncor Wliun n ininoOiti'JS to you nil doubled tip wllli liiin and doclarL'ri lio will dlo li(. your profunco iiiiIuhk you procuni him a drink of whlakuy, huihI him io u doctor or uleu kIviiIiIiii adonuof Cliumlurlaln'a Oollu and Dlnrrliooa Kolnedy. Tlioro In ii inletaUon notion ninonx a nliolo lot of .puqplu that hoozo ih tho fount roinfcdy tot col la and ttoiriucli ucfoo. Claude Holman now drives a Volie. Crackers and cookies, fresh and geod, at Haley's. ad The local Hcbckah lodge has purchased a fine now piano Ladies arid misses aprons and house dresses at Saunders Bro's. Mrs. Frank Clarke Is suffering from inflammatory rheumatism. W. II. Slout transacted busi ncss at Baker the first of tho week. Decorate your homo and car on July 4th. Buy flags at Richland Drug Store. --ad Mrs. Winter Wright returned homo 'luesrlay evening after a visit with her son at Ft. Sill. Edna Wyatt returned home Saturday from a visit at Los AngeleS, and other California points. Mrs. Lottie Her d of Portland is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Craig, and other relatives in this neighborhood. Who is your tailor? See the sample lino and let us have your order. SFit guaranteed at Haley's Cash Store. ad Senator Strayer was a visitor here Monday, coming after his wife and children who had been visiting with Eagle Valley rela tives for several ditjs. Last chance, ladies, to get your summer hat at a big reduction now is tho accepted lime, next week is the day we celebrate, ad E. & W. Chandler. John W. Patterson has sold his ranch in Dry Gulch to Clyde W. Lyman of Portland and will give immediate possession. Mr. Pat terson and family will remain in the Valley for some time yet. Halph Saunders is over from Half .vay for a visit, being laid up with a dislocated shoulder re ceived wheri a horse fell on himt and not by being thrown off as slated in the P. V. Herald. "I was never bucked off a horse in my life," said IHalph. ' Miss Hazel Brunei left Satur day fdr her homo at Ashland, where she will remain until fall When she will go to Sail Jose; Calif., to study at the Univer sity. She is an excellent teacher and her work in Richland school was satisfactory to all. Cecil A. Saunders, a son of W. M. Saunders and a graduate of Eagle Valley High, graduated with honors' from the College df Physicians and Surgedns of Uni versity of Southern California at Los Angeles on June ii)th. Dr. Saunders' many friends in Eagle Vahcy wish him unlimited Success in his profession. Ono of readers at Robinetto sent us the following: "A small firo broko out here Thursday, burning E. J. Hobinettc's barn. Tho fire could have been arrested only that a gent in town with an auto filled his radiator, thereby stealing our whole supply of water. Joko on us, eh.' Allow- ing a fellow to come in and take away our water works." Cut Tliii Out .mil Tnkc.lt With You. A man often formula tho ox act muuo of thu articlo ho.wiahos to purchaeo ami iih u lustrcflort takes hotnetliing olao In at'end. That In always disappointing and unsatisfactory. Thu nafii way la to cut this out and taku It with you ao as to inako Hiiro of Kotthii Chnul borlalu'a Tab lela. You will find nothlun nulto no aiit- Uloctory for constipation and Indigestion A Bit of History. Thirty years ago the Methodist church was organized in Eaglo Valley with the following mem bers: Dogan J. Saunders, Eliza C. Saunders, W. E. Summers, Nannie B. Summers, Rebecca E. Gover, Silas Carter and Cynthia Carter. The next year Flora Fraser and Clara Waldron united with them and in 1891 were joined by W. C. Cundifr, Eliza J. Cundiff, G-o. B. Saunders and Lillic M. Saunders. Within the next few years a goodly number had united with the church and it has made some progress evry year since. The first society was organized in the old school house which is now a part of the E. & W. Chand ler store bu Idiugs. In the early nineties the church put up a building in partnership with the I. 0. 0. F. Lodge, but both these organizations soon sold out to the school district and the Methodists purchased lots in Richland and erected a buildfng at the present site. In 1911,' under the pastor ate of Rev. C. R. Howard, the church building was remodeled and enlarged at a considerable Expense. But the debts have been puid, the building recently repainted both outside and in, Mid the church rededicated on June 15, 1919, by Rev! II. S. Shangle, D. D., of Milton, Ore. Of the original membership the following survive and are still residents ot Eagle Valley: Eliza 0. Saunders, W E. and Nannie B. Summers, and Rebecca E. Gover. Of those who united in 1891 all are here except W. C; Cundiff. Since ib organization the so ciety has lost twenty-two mem bers bj death. The present mem bership is ninety-seven, most of whom reside in the Vall?y. Work is maintained at New Bridge and Pleasant Ridge also in connection with the home church. Thro are' 180 pupils enrolled in the Sunday Schools with an aver age attendance of 115. E. E. and L. 0. Holman are the superin tendents. The present officers of tlie church are; Trustees, John Fraser, W. E Sumrilcrs, Geo. B. Saundersj D. T. Allen and Thos. Seigol. Stewards; Silas McDowell, J. 0. TuttleJ Lilhc M. Saunders L. C. Holman, EJ. E. Holman, J. It. Lee, Mary Hensley. Treasurer, Geo. B. Saundcr3. Pastor; Rev. J. M. Johnson. Our woman's work was begtiri in 1891 with Eliza 1 Cundift as president. At present there is a very efficient woman's organiz ation of thirty-six membeis with Mrs. J. P. Joncsj president. Mr. Wlslcr Cured of Iiidltfctllon. "Soino time ih 1 100 wli-n I had an at tack of IudlKuBtibu and ovcrythlni; look ed t;'oonv to mo, I received n.fre.0 earn- p'o of Cllalnberlain'a Tafolota by mail. 1 i;avo Uk'Iii a trial and they wero auch a help to mi) that I bought a packao and I can truthfully say that 1 havo nut hud a Himilar attack aluco," wrltea Win. H. Wlsler, DuuglaBBVillo, Pa Gas !3Gc per gallon, lubricants at right pride,- riir free and handy at Richland Auto Co. A crin ploto line of U. S. tires after July l8t.--ad Get ready for the Fourth! Buy what you need at Saunders tiros, VVo llnvd it-M I jk you are invited X to attend the LI - tjC- uauway 5 I Chautauqua which will open t 3 Saturday, July 5th $ m J Several Days of Refined Entertain- J J ment of Highest Character J Your opportunity to attend Take vour familv. S., ' j j - J m Come stay hve days f Camp among the pines Steel Fishing Rods THE H0RT0N MFG. Miss Fern Chandler is visiting !n Baker. Buy yoUr fishing tackle at Rich land Drug Store. ad Miss Bessie Quimby went to Baker Saturday for a short visit. Ed Makihson is how. working for Matthews & Son at llie livery stable. Mrs Sadie Wyatt arid cllildrdn of Elgin are visiting at the P. T. Wyatt ranch. Mrs. diet Evans and daughter Donna are home Jfron! several ati extended visit at Weiser. Jay Dchults has received his discharge fronj service and is vis iting with relatives' in Portland. . The Salvation Arniy tlrivd is on this week but nb oho In Eagle1 V.aljey has been appointed td look after the work. Bed bug season lVherej getHd of the pests ,by using ne of the various killers sold t Richland Drug Store. ad . At the regular meeting of the town council held Tuesday night the recorder's salary was increas ed to $5 per meeting. A large number of little folks enjdyed a party given by Mrs. John Densley last Friday after noon, tho affair being in celebra tion of the birthdays of Alice Densley, age 5; Alpha Donna Hol comb, age 7, and Lillian Downs, age 9. Tor the Relief of Rheumatic trains. When you havo Htiffncaa and poruncia of tho nniBclfd, achlrii: Joint and find it dllllcult to movo without p.ilu try mass illiinn thu affected partu with Chamber lalnXUnliuoutr It will tollovu tho pain and mako roat and Bleep 'poesiblu. 1 Chautauqua close to home thev will all eninb it - - J J " JUk It CO., BRISTOL, CONN. Mr. and Mrs. Joe ay of Spar- 'ta are the proud parents of a. boy born June 20th. Work Wanted. ClerWng or general house work. Apply ot phone to Mrs. M. A. Bennett. -ad Kodak films developed . anri printed, watches cleaned and re paired. Leave your work at the Riclilarid DrugStore.-ad John Fraser ha soid his Eagle Valley ranch to his son, Duncan, who with his family will shortly make their permanent home here. The Judge will continue to reside here. (A large riuniber from this sec tjoi) plan ( to, attend the Halfway Chautauqua which boens Satur day, July 5th. An excellent pro grarri will be, given bach aftei' noon and evening. If yoU want to see cherries) black. White and red cherries. tons and tons of cherries, you Jiiouiu visu mo orcnaras in me upper bod of the valley,, and be sure to call at the Bettner ranch. Wq have some sample cherries brought us yesterday by Mrr Bettner,, that for size and flavor cannot be surpassed. The Pythian Sisters lodge on Tuesday evenirigjniatiated a class of five into the mysteries of their organization, and after the cere monies a luncheon of ice cream and cake was servqd. . Those takT ing the obligation were Misses Bessie Quimby, Mabel Saunders, Imogene Howell, Opal Matthews and Opal Bennehoff. We desire to express our heart felt thanks to the good people of Eagle1 Valley for. .the many kind apts and generous assistance renr dered at frje funeral of our be loved wife, daughter and sister', Edna E. Bradford: also for the numerous floral offerings. Ira W. Bradford, ., .Mr, and Mrs. W; P. Williams and family.