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:: WUllam:' Eades, a well ,known. and re-si,ec.ted 'resident: of this city· died at his·· horn'~- in . West' Brooklyn, Tuesday night at'eleven" o'ciock, ag~d ·54 years, 8· months·· arid· 22 "'days .. Death __ was due t<f Brighes· disease from whi~h tlle deceased · had.; b~en suftering for . the p~t year~ Mr. Eades was born In Iowa December 8,· 1855, and .resided -In that state'. until' the _year 1880. when he moved to California, where in . 1881 he was·:' united· in . marriage fo Miss Ethelyn Provolt, . In· 1891 Mr. Eades

. and his family moved from ct'allfornia to Columbia county, and _have resided here ·ever since. The deceased is sur­vived by a widow,. one daughter, Mrs. E. Murray Clayton, and four sons, Lawrence, Chester~ Herbert and Glen Eafles, all of-this city. The-funeral services were held· Thursday after­noon·· at' two o'clock 'from the M. ··Jjj, church, ·-,':ae\r .. Roberts offi~latfng.

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Mrs. Eth~liit4 Eades Died f In Walla Walla Sunday.

---·- I .Mrs. Ethelind Eades, long a rest: j

dent of Colwnbla county, die!i In Walla Walla Sunday afternoon after nearly nine rears of invalidism. Fun­eral services were · held from the Hubbard-Rogg chapel TUesday after­noon at t.wo o'clock with the Rev. H. E. Bashor of the M. E. church offlclatlng, and interment was made in · the family plot of the Dayton cemetery. •,

Ethelind Proyolt was born in Iowa August 2, 1861. . As a child she crossed the plains, with her parents I and Wllllam Eades, a chtld of an- ' other family In that party coming out to Oregon, became her husband ·In 1881. They were married in Califomta and came to Washington in 1891. Dayton wa~ their home con­tinuously from that time and Mr. Eades died here 23 ··years · ago. Mrs. , Eades remained here until her health : faUed when her children, placed her I under. the care of a nurse In WalJa i Walla .. , · · . ·

' · Mrs. Eades ls. survived · by · one : daughter,'_ Mrs. Murray. Clayton _of ',Dixie, four sons, Lawrence of· Tou-chet, Chester of Walla W.alla and Herbert and Glenn of Dayton. She leaves 11 grandchlldren and two great grandchildren. Mrs. Eades was a devoted and· self-sacrlftclng mother l and a consistent member of her I _church, _ the Met~odlst . Eplsco~al. .

Mrs. Emma Belle Eads Mrs. Emma Belle Eads, 63, na­

tive of Columoia county, recently died at Milton which had been her home ·more than 5 0 years. She was born here October 15, 1881.

She leaves seven children, eight grandchildren, four brothers, Harry, Jay, and Elman Morris, all of Milton, and Walter Morris, Oakland, Cal., and three sisters.

Laurena Eades 'l'r)(.,J,U ; 111 ·· · d 88 d' d t1·n of Reedsport, Oregon_, Erma Agee Laurena Beatrice Ea es, age ' ie H 1

at Robison Nursing Home on March 6, of Endicott, Washington and e en

1989_ Repp of LaCrosse, Washington; four Funeral services will be held at 1 brothers, Lester and Pete Bruce of

P.m. Wednesday, March 8, 1989 at Dayton, Robert Bruce of Sunnyvale,

Hubbard-Rogg chapel, 111 S. S~ond, California, and Gene Bruce of Dayton. Rev. Vicki Hanan ':"'111 of- Spokane; six grandchildren and eleven ficiate. Burial will be in the fanuly plot, _g_re_a_t-_g_ra_n_d_ch_i_Id.rcn. ----­Dayton City Cemetery•

Memorial contributions may be made to the charity of the donor's choice.

Mrs. Eades was born January 28, 1901 in Dayton to Ira and Agnes S · Caldwell Bruce. She "'!tended local schools and gi:aduated from Dayton

· High School. . · In l 926 she married Hubert Eades m

Dayton. She lived in Dayton for all but ' 20 years of her life, and had come back from Union Gap to live here about eight months ago.

Mrs. Eades was a member of Schuyler Rebekah Lodge. 1 •

She is survived by her son, Bill Eades of Dayton; daughter No~ Root of Mattawa, Washington; four sisters, . Beulah Stedman of Dayton, Ethel M~

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.:;if!AWBENCE EADES a~ence Eades, brother of H~­

n E_ ades of Dayton, died at his r • · in Walla Walla, Ja~uary ~

<L. ... ,~:Uneral servi~es. and mter­r"" nt were in that ~1ty. 1:he d~. ·

d had at one time lived m 5f n and was a member of the r/ 9hrlstian church. _ ~-

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Herbert S. Eades, 73, native son of Dayton, passed away Sunday, May 21, at his home at 300½ North Fourth street.

Funeral service was conduct­ed at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 24, from the Hubbard­Rogg Chapel with the Rev. James Taylor of the First Methodist church officiating. Interment followed at Dayton City Cemetery.

Mr. Eades was born Janu­ary 18, 1894, in Dayton, the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Eades, pioneers of the county. He was educated in local schools and served during World War I. Returning to Dayton after the war he worked as a carpenter for inany years.

He was married March 9, 1926, in Dayton. His wife, Mrs. Laurena Eades, survives at Union Gap.

Mr. Eades was a former member of Blue Mountain Aerie 2018, FOE, and the Amer­ican Legion.

Other family members are a daughter, Mrs. Jack (Norma) Root of Union Gap; a son, William Eades of Dayton; a sister, Mrs. Angie Clayton of Dixie; a brother, Glenn Eades of Portland, Oregon; six grand­children and numerous neph­ews and nieces.

C. G. Eatlcs Ohcster G. Eades, 54, former DHY­

lon resident, d ied very sudden ly at his home J 17 West P oplar, Walla Walla. Saturday evening.

He was born i't1 Moscow. Idaho February 14, 1892, spenl his b oy­hood in Da ylon and had been 1

resident of Walla Walla a number o(

yea rs . · Surviving are a daughter in Port"­

land; a sister, M rs. · Angie Clayton of D ixie; and .three brother s, Law- 1

r cnce of Walla Walla, Hc1:ber t of Dayton, and Glen of Dixie.

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· Dolores Eades

. 'Dolores Eades, SO, of 204 Birch St. died there Saturday, November 26, 1983. She was a former Dayton resident. : Private fu neral services were · held Wednesday, November 30, 1983 in Dayton. Memorial contributions may be made to the : American Cancer Society.

, · Mrs.Eades was born January . 9, 193~, in Missoul<!-, Mont. , to . Ehrler and Garnet Schumann Toompson. She attended

. schools there until moving to Dayton with her parents. She attended Dayton High School.

On October 9, 1952, she married ·Bill Eades in Dayton. They were divorced about two years ago and she moved to Walla Walla. She is survived by her

parents, of College Place; three daughters, Rhonda Reed of Rosalia , Washington, Rose­ann McCauley of Spokane, and Billie Jean Eades of Dayton; three sisters, Marilyn Laug­hery of Seattle, Bernadine Thompson of Springfield, Va., and Gail Garrison of Rosalia.

C . . G. · Eades Dies Sucldenly

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' - . . ~,+f.(./~ / '15": .- ·tawrence .· E'adea. 89,_of MO -E. Alder,, Jiied · iuddenly at his home Friday m~~ing. He was ·oom Dec. --'1rl88~n-Modoc-€otltlty;-Cali1orn1 . He lived -.. ln." . Dayton for about 40 yean arid. spent most of ·the tfine there as foreman on·· the Grant Lowe farm,. He came to Walla Walla about 20 yean ago and was a _guard-a t::the -Stat~- P enltenti.ary .­He was a m ember ot the Christian I Chur ch of Dayton,· .. - ---- - .-·. ,. ,.

Chester G. Eadu, UT Wnt _Pop-, lar, died wddenl,- Saturda1 evsn• ; Ina at hla hom•. H• h ad beffi a ' realdent of Walla Walla for a num­ber ot 1oara, ·l'flldin& ln Da:,ton before comlns hero. , ·

, He wu born February I (, 180~ :ln Motcow. He t , surviv~ by a ; idauahtn ot Portl&nd. lhrN brot.h• ) i •rs, 1-- .r c all,. Walla, . HOQJ ; t>.rt, D on an <1fm, Dtxlo ancf 'a •l.ter, Mn. Anrie Clan.on, Dix le. ,_ -Surviving aN hls wife, Heh~n

Eade1., .and a ·da ughter, Kittie 'Nor-1 ene Eades. both at the family . boi;ne; .one lister, , !4r1 .. . Murr;.: (A.ngia) Clayton of Dixie ;·. and t wo brothenl. Herbert Eades ·of Da:r• ton, and Glen Eades of Portland.

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EAGER

Aaron Eager Mary Morey B. 1 Feb 1712/13 Marlborough, Middlesex, B. 1718 Mass

Mass. D. 11 Nov 1756 MarlborOugh, Middlesex, MA D. 2 Nov 1756 Malrborough, Mass I Bailey Eager B. 7 Feb 17 40 Marlborough, Mass D. 26 Feb 1790 Marlborough, Mass

Catherine Warren B. 1746

Married-21 Feb 1765 Marlborough, MA D. 1 Feb 1826 Mass. Bay Colony

(Daughter of John Warren and Zipporch Brigham)

I Abraham Eager B. 25 June 1768 Marlborough, Mass D. 1834 Marlborough, Mass I Luther Eager B. 10 Feb 1789 Marlborough, Mass D. 1876 Charlestown, Vermont I Luther Eager B. 1 O May 1828 Vermont

D. 21 Oct 1880 Dayton, Columbia, WA

Jonathan Clark B. 2 May 1712 Farmington, Mass D. May 1789 Farmington, Mass I Jonas Clark B. 1745 Farmington, Mass D. 1 Dec 1819 Farmington, Mass

Married 1763 Farmington, Mass

I Polly Clark (info above)

Polly Clark (Can't below) B. 8 Aug 1766 Farmingham, Mass D.

Hannah Kendall B. D.

Abigail Mary Holden 8. 23 April 1826 Deer Isle, Hancock

Mass D. 20 June 1903 Portland, Oregon

CLARK

Ann Wilson B. 10 June 1716 Farmington, Mass D. 21 Dec 1797 Farmington, Mass

Mary Howe B. 1745 Farmington, Mass D. 14 Jan 1812 Farmington, Mass

(Daughter of Isaac Howe (1686-1764) & Elizabeh Norman ( 1706-1770)

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were married December 2, 1885, are observing their golden wedding an­niversary next week, and they are holding a reception ln celebration of the event at their home on Wash­ington avenue Sunday afternoon and , evening between the hours of four

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and nine o'clock. All their children and grandchildren will be here for the event, and their many friends in the community will be guests at the affair.

Everett Eager. and Belle Booth were 1mlted In marriage by the Rev. J. Cairns, of the Baptist church. The ceremony took place at the old Bap­tist parsonage which stood on the lot now occupied by the office of the county farm bureau, and they went munediately to their home on Wash­ington avenue just above the site of .their present residence where they have lived for more than 45 years.

Manled Life Here. The Eagers have spent their entire

married life in Dayton, and on the same streeet where they now live. Mr. Eager has the distinction of hav­ing lived In the same voting precinct throughout the 55 years of his resi­dence fn the state, although during a· part of that time Washington was still a territory.

,Everett Eager was bom in Mon­dova, Wisconsin, and when 17 years old he crossed the plans by wagon ' train. He was a member of the party In which the Henry Hunters, early­day settlers, George B. Baker, now of Seattle, and many other well­known residents came to Columbia county. It was this group that the. late Dr. W. W. Day, father of Dr. C. H. Day, went to meet at the out­sklrts of town upon their arrival after a long and perilous Journey. He carried supplies and comforts to them and gav«, them a welcome to their new home which none has ever forgotten.

Bemalned In Boise .Mr. Eager did not come on to .

Dayton that year, but re~ined in Boise, Idaho, and worked his way i up here two years later. He was still a very young man, and had not : yet determined upon his life's · work. Be gained his first experience in the building business, which he .fol­lowed for nearly 50 years, in the construction of n house on the cor- : ner of Fourth and Washington the late Charles Palmer was erecting. When he asked Palmer if there were not something· he could do to earn a little money Palmer questioned him about his experience and equip­ment. His experience ·'\\'tlS nothing, his tools consisted of an. old. saw, a hammer and a square, but h1s willingness was keen so he got a job, ma.de good, and others !cllo,ved ln rapid succession.

Mr. Eager took an active part in all the early bullding in the com­mm1lty. He built the Baptist and Congregational churches, and held key positions during the construc­tion of the county court house and Hotel Dayton. He assisted in the

erection of most of the brick build­ings now on Main street, and many of the finest old homes in the city bear the mark of his excellent work­manship. At a later day he built the Christian church at Waitsburg, and has llnd a po.rt in the construction of most of the large buildings throughout the county.

Mr. Eager has seen the lumber business from every angle, having oi,erated sawmills, lumber yards and cabinet shops, and having done contracting on a large • scale and fine cabinet work as well. At one ttme he was associated With the late Major John Carr in the . operation · of a planing mill, and for seven years he was manager of the City Lumber & Coal Yards.

Member of Band Mr. Eager was a member of the

Dayton band, the city's first musical organization, for 15 years. In that group he was associated with Kit ' Robinson, the late Sid Frary and I Frank Strohm, R. E. Peabody and many other old-timers. He was a member of the I~ights of Pythias as long as o. lodge was open here, f and has long been identified with thew. o. W. I

Mrs. Eager was born near Silver­ton, Oregon, where her parents came by wagon train in the early days. , She has often heard her parents re-; count the hardships endured on that ! hazardous journey, and she recalls the fact that her grandmother dled on the trip and was burled in the · mountains along the Old C>regon TraU.

Mrs. Eager came to Washington with her parents, the late Mr. and Mrs.· A. H. Booth. They settled at Waitsburg in 1871 and came here in 1876. Their home was what is now known as the old Smith place, and is now farmed by Frank Hoskins. She was one of a famtly of eight children, and she and a brother, At­torney J, P. Booth, of Portland, are the only ones now living. Mr. Eager, who was also of a. family of eight, hns no brothel's or sisters living.

-Mrs. Eager Is the oldest member of the Congregational church in the point of years of membership, and she is the only charter member of the Halptne society now here. She J

is still active in the Pythian Sisters, r and is a member of the Women of; Woodcraft. !

Three ChUdren. : Mr. and Mrs. Eager are the par-'

ents of three children, Mrs. T. D. Pettyjohn, Great Falls, Montana., c. M. Eager, Athena, Oregon, and Mrs. C. A. Gilbert, Portland. They have

- I four grandchildren, Teddy Pettyjohn I Great Falls, Betty and · Virglni~ Eager, Athena, and Leonard Gilbert , Portland. There are two great~• grandchildren, Jacqueline and Janice Pettyjohn of Great Falls.

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Mayor Edgar E. Eager passed away at his home in this city Monday morn­ing, after -an Illness of but a few days, when his family and friends . thought him entirely out of danger, and felt greatly encourage about hfs condition. The news of his sudden doath was a great shock to everyone, as he had been seen about the streets earlier In the day.

Mr. Eager had suffered a collapse about a weolt ago, following some u~­accustomed exertion in the harvest. field wbere he had gone to Inspect op- : erations and stayed to lend a. hand in ; moving. a machine. Monday morning his son drove him to town but before : he had been there long he 'relt another attack coming and died soon after he reached home.

The deceased was born at Mondova, Wisconsin, January 16, 1868, and ca.me I to this country with his parents in! 1880. He was married to Clara V. '

, James in 1891, who, with their two :sons, Robert and Wesl9y, survives him. He was one of Columbia. county's most successful farmers, was one of the directors-of the Columbia National Banlc, manager of the Turner-Whet­stone Warehouse Co., and besides hlfl many business Interests held a promi­nent place and worked tirelessly in The Touchet Vallely Fair Association, was high f n fl'atornnl orders, served the city as a councilman for many terms, and at the last election was made Mayor of Dayton,

Besf des bis wlf e and sons, he leaves · one sister and five brothers, Mrs. Staf­ford of Boise, Charles of Cumberland Gaps, Tennessee, James and Luther of Seattle, Everett of Dayton and w. H. 1 Eager of Bellingham, nn<l many friends ; who will miss his presence about the; streets and at business and social gatherings.

The funeral will be held 'this after­noon from the home at three o'clock, with Rev. W. C. Gilmore officio.ting there and the Knights of Pythias con-ducting the service at the gra.ve. . j

I Mrs Clara. Eager, well-known pio-. D ton died at the neer resident of a,y ' 1 ht ·at

Brining hospital Monday n gof but :nine o'clock after an llln~ short duration. Here was the fourth ~death In the James fnmllY ,vithln the last two months or so.

Funeral services were held from the Hubbard-Rogg chapel ~dDes .. da.Y afternoon wtth thccRe:.;('sa.t.=~ Mccamant of the on.,. church tn charge, and--interment 'WS.S made at the famtlY plot tn the Day-ton cemetery.

Clara. James was born in Lin~ ty Oregon June '1, 1869, an

counme t'o this ~unty wtt.h her par­ca t, b t a few ents when an lnfan u months old. She grew UJ> here, ant! was married to Edgar Eager 1892 To this union two sons were born· Robert Burns and. Wesley Le-

• both of whom survive. Mr. RoY' 1 1919 and stnee -that Eager died n • ct to time Mrs. Eager has continue sl

. ake her home at tho f a.mlly re -' :nee on Washington a.venue. She \ was long a member or tho co:::; I gattonal church and t.he ·py

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Dayton and one brother ( BenrJ B, James 'a1so of this city. A sister, Mrs. Mena 'Fletcher, died ln stockkrn, Cal .. .uornta., November 19. __ _

Robert Eager, Native Son, Passes Sun. ~ Burns E~ger, 64, na­

llW tJt Columbia county and w.a k:1own farmer, passE:d ~ Sund~ly. April. 26, at his ~ .st .;04 South Sixth street. ~~l !-t~r\·ices were held

-4 !l .s. m. Wednesday, ~pril ~ .st tht~ Congregational -,~t-- Interment was_ in the ~y plot at Dayton City Ce~­~. Hubbard-Rogg was m etw.~ o! arrangements.

Ur. £.;,~~r was born May 27, -;#1. tn Columbia county. Dur­~, r:.~ li!1" time he had follow­~ t!"~ farming profession.

lW' And his wife, Blanche, ~Ill, ,ur,..h·cs at the family ~..at-. wt>rc married in 1953 in ~1!0:1..

\ . .;.. ttc w:i.s a member of F&AM ~ :£. Davton 'Kiwanis club, ~e p:l--sidcnt and member of Uw Columbia County Farm Bu­H4,:. Columbia County Live­cr.,1c As.'-ociation, director of 'R ilu Walla Production Credit ~ ... :-:-1tlon and the Congrega­~..al church.

l-: -1ddition to his widow at t'u:- family home, survivors in­~i:..~ a daughter, Mrs. Leo ,\'1!°al Harting of Ephrata; a ~~:-. Wesley Eager of Day­~ -1nd four grandchildren.

Marcia May Harting

,J4,p,Y "~.1-Death Takes Minerva Eager

Mrs. R. B. (Minerva) Eager died . in a Portland hospital Tuesday morning following an operation. Friends believe that death came fr.om a heart attack, as first re­ports following the operation

: were to the effect that she was 1 doing nicely. ,

· Funeral services are to be held in Portland at the Ross Holli­wood chapel this morning at 10 o'clock. Cremation will follow.

Minerva was well known and loved by a host of friends in this community. She was born in Dayton in 1894, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Berry, and was married to Robert Eager July 1, 1913. About all their married life had been spent on the home farm in the Whetstone and there and at their mountain retreat they enjoyed having their friends around them.

Besides her husband, Minerva is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Leo (Marcia Mae) Harting; four grandchildren, Bobbie;Anne, Jim­mie and Ronnie Harting ;two sis­ters, Georgia Culver of Sacra­mento, California, and Louise Emigh of Los Angeles, Californ­ia; and one niece, Catherine, Emigh.

Marcia May Harting, 65, of Route Columbia County Grain Growers, the 3 died May 11, 1988 at Dayton General Cattlemen's Association, Columbia Hospital.· County Fann Bureau, Fraternal Order

Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. of Eagles Auxiliary and Columbia Monday at the First Congregational County CowBelles. She was a former Church, Dayton. Rev. Bill Graham of- member of the Elizabeth Forrest Day ficiatcd. Burial was in the family plot Club. She received an FFA Honorary at Dayton City Cemetery. Chapter Mother Award and was active

· Memorial contributions may be made in 4-H as a leader and supponer. She to the Dayton Alumni Fieldhouse Fund was currently secretary of the Dayton or the Jeff Haning Memorial Fund. High School Alumni Association. She

A lifelong resident of Dayton, Mrs. enjoyed crocheting and cooking. Harting was born May 6, 1923. Her Mrs. Haning is survived by three parents were Bob and Minerva Berry sons, Bob and Jim Harting of Dayton Eaggcr. She married Leo Harting on _ and Ron Harting of Prescott; a Mny 16, 1941 in Lewiston. They farm- daughter, Ann Noel of Dayton; and six eel in Columbia County for many years. grandchildren. Her husband died March 18, 1986. A son, Kevin Haning and a grand-

Mrs. Harting was a member of _the son, Jeff Harting, preceded her in ,1 "" • 1-,

.A. Bunch That .Arrived 1n 1878. Seattle, Sept. 22.-In the last Chron­

icle I noted with much interest the column "Columbia Chronicle, Septem­ber 14, 1878," this is the date a bunch from Wisconsin arrived in Dayton. On May 1, 1878, the following named persons left Mondovi, Wisconsin, and started for Dayton, Washington Terri­tory, we were therefore four and one­half months crossing the plains under the flapping canvas of an emigrant wagon:

Mr. and ·Mrs. E. B. Gifford, Mr. Charles Gifford, Mr. Chester Gifford, Miss Katie Gifford, Mi·. and Iura. Johll Gifford, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Christian, Mr. Gifford Christian, Mr. Everett Eager, Mr. Willlam Eager, Mr. Eddie Eager, Mr. James Eager, Miss Hattie Eager, Miss Nellie Eager, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Eager, Mr. Clint Gardner, Mr. Will Allen, Mr. Frank Matherson, Mr. and Mrs .. Henry Hunter, Miss Anna Hunter, Miss Lelia Hunter, Mr. Frank Hunter, Mr. Earle Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter, Mr. Cusllman Hunter, Mr. George Hunter, Mr. Ma­son Hunter, Miss Lena Hunter, Miss Elma Hunter, Miss Luella Hunter,

Esther Eager Esther Eager. age 82, pass­

ed away March 25th at St. Vincent Hospital in Portland, ?rcgon, following a Jengthy illness.

Mrs. Enger wns born in Dayton on July 8, 1900, the daughter of George W. and Emma Range. She was a member of the

Daylo11 Cougregational Church, Americans Against Union Control of Government, and the Nationul Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. Enger was prececded in

death by her husband · Wes Eager, three sisters and one brother. She is survived by several nieces and nephews.

Funeral services were held at the Dayton Congregational Church on Tuesday, March 29, 1983. The Rev. William Gr:1h:1r.1 0tii..:i:1ted. Crem:1til1n f:~::-.\o;-:_ ~~.-: 5":!"",::a;s. :~:--!l:'".•

~-:~·-~~-~~ \\-;"!"-: ~ • .1:-: ·:,•.- !1-.-: Cok,nial Dt Win fur . .-;-:-&.l ~.orr.es of Walla Walla.

Miss Lucinda Hessler, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ide, Mr. George La.Vergne Ide, Mr. Ernest W. Ide, Mr. Clarence W. Ide, Geo. B. Baker.

Seventeen of the above have died since arriving in Dayton 36 years ago. Ed Eager (Doc Pod) was about 3 ;long in 1878, architecture is a.bout the same as it was in 1878, excepting only in­creased in size. "Doc Pod" never had much to say as a small boy, but is surely making up for lost time these days.

We arrived in Dayton about 4 P. m. and went into camp in a nice grove of timber on the west side of the Touchet between Main and Commercial streets. Dr. W. W. Day met us there with a wagon load of beef, flour, potatoes and other provisions that looked mighty good to us.

The Chronicle of September 21, 1878. may have had something to sa.y of the arrival of that bunch from Wisconsin.

Dr. W. W. Day lived in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, before moving to Dayton, and therefore was quite well acquaint­ed with a great number of the above named persons. Yours very truly,

GEO. B. BAKER.

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\ Ml'. and Mrs. Everett Eager and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pettyjohn re­turned Mond:tY from n wce!:'s visit 111 Boise, where they nttcnd.?cl lh? giilden W(.'ddlng anniversary 0 ~ i\I! · Enger's sister and Mrs. PettyJohn s aunt, Mrs. William M. Stafford.

This was the most elnbornte gold~n wedding cclcbrntlon e\'el' staged m Boise, t.he decorations and events being the results of months of planning. The feature of the eve- . nlng wns the marriage ceremo:lY, , the ring bearer and flower girls bem~ 1

areat grandchildren of the couple and I the eight bridesmaids being grand­daughters and niece3. The Re,·. Jo_hn E. Garver. in a happy combinat10n , of solemnity and lnm1or, pronounced l the mari·lage vows and presented th~ couple with n marriage certificate six I feet in length.

The entire affair was the culmina-tion of f lfty years of desire and \ planning for a real wedding w}th guests and a wedding dinner, _wluch ! was denied the couple at the tune or. ! marriage, through force of clrcum-; stance; ·

The following were present at a family dinner of 23 covel's at the Staffoi·d home Friday afternoon pre­ceeding the i·eceptlon: M1·. nnd Mrs. James Heckcndon, Mrs. J. J. Rynn and daughter, Luelle, Sall Jose, cnuromla; Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Eager. Bellingham; Mr. and ~rs., Tom Pettyjohn, M1-. and Mrs. Eve1ctt

. Eage1·, Dayton; Mr. nnd Mt·s. James ' Enge1·, woodenvillc.

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Mrs. Everett Eager, 78, resi­dent of this community for 67 years, died at the Brining hos­pital Sunday at 9: 15 p.m. after an illness of but a few weelts' duration.

The body lay in state at the Hubbard-Rogg chapel until Wed­nesday· noon. and impressive fun­eral • services · were held at the Congregational church Wednes­day at 2:80 p. m., with the Rev •. J. Logan Perlnger,. church pas­tor, in charge. •

Lindon. Barn~tt- sang "Crossing the Bar" and "My Task," accom­panied by Mrs. H. Z. Brown, church organist. Casket bearers were R. R. Cahlll, Frank Thomp­son, L. D. Hatfield, G. W. Jack­son, M. W. Roe and Will Mc­Cleary, and z. E. Scott was floral bearer for the famlly. Beautiful floral offerings pald ·tribute to the place Mrs. Eager has held in the ·hearts of her friends during her:, long residence here.

Belle Boothe, daughter of t~e late• Mr. and Mrs. A. ,H. Boothe, who came to Oregon by wagon train, ·was born near:- Silverton July· 30, 1865. She came,to Walts­burg with her parents In 18 71 and to Dayton n 1876.

She was married to Everett Eager December 2, 1886 and went immediately to a home on 'Wash­ington Avenue just a few doors above the home where she Uved more than 66 years. Mr. and Mrs. Eager celebrated their gold­en wedding anniversary In 19 8 6, and took great pleasure in greet­ing . their old friends on that memorable anniversary.

Mrs. Eager was of a deeply. re­ligious nature, and took part In all tile uctlvltles or her cburch

· us long as her health pe1·mltted. At the time of her . death she was the oldest member of the Dayton Congregational clturc~ In point of years of membership, and the only charter member of. the Halplne soolety In this commun-ity. . .

Besides her husband, 'Mrs. Eag­er leaves three chlldren, Mrs. T. D. Pettyjohn, Great Falls, Mon­tana, C. M. Eager, Colfax, and Mrs. C. A. Gilbert, Portland, two granddaughters and two g~eat­grandaughters. The death ot · .the Eagers' only grandson, Leonard Peterson, which occurred In May, 19 4 2, was one of the greatest sorrows of their, lives, as the boy had spent much· of his childhood in their home and-was devoted tcf them.

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Everett, Eager, 82, pioneer build­Ing contractor died at Colfax Wed­nesday morning just two days after his son had taken him there to spend the winter. Mr. Eager had been . a patient at the Brining hos- · pital sind before th edeath of Mrs.

Eager September ·19, but his condt~ tlon had · not eonsiciered too seri­ous to make the trip In comfort and ·safety. .

Funeral-services will be held from the Dayton Congregational church Saturday ;at 2 p. m., with the Rev. · l. Logan Perlnger in charge. The body will ·lie in state at the Hub­bard-Rogg c}tapel until Saturday noon.

Bom ln · Mondova, Wisconsin, Mr. Eager c;rossecl.: the plans In a wag~ oh train at the age of 17. In the party were -members of the Eager, Hunter, Gifford, Christian, Ide an~ Kessler famllles, the late Geo. B. Baker and the late Wllllam Allen, all well kp.own here in early days. The party; had a long and difficult trip, and was met at the outskirts of Dayton ·by the first W. W. Day to live here. · ,randfather of the pres- j ent Dr~ Vf.. W. Day, who came from Eau Cta:lre, Wisconsin, and offered I the we~: travelers the first hos­pitalltyt"of their new home.

Everett · ·Eager did not come on to Dayton in that September of 1878, but stopped off at Boise, Idaho, and worked his way here two years later. He immediately took up the trade of carpenter, and soon be­came· one of the foremost building contractors ot the community. He had charge of the construction ot the Baptist and Cangregatlonal chur­ches, had' key posltlons in the con­nruction of the county courthouse and Hotel Dayton. and for the next 50 years was active in the building of most of the .fine homes and busi­ness blocks erected here.

At one time he was associated with the -late Major ·John Carr in the operation of a planing mlll, and for several' years he was manager ~ the City Lumber and Coal Yard. His versatility ln woodworking ranged from the operation of saw­mills to the finest cabinet work, in both of which he had extensive ex­l)t!rience through the many years of his residence here.

Everett Eager and Mi~s Belle , Boothe were married December 2, 1885, by the Rev. J. Cairns of t.h'! Baptist"church, arid they went lm· mediatel;Y to their home on Wash-· !ngton avenue which was just above the site of their later home where they llved':more than 50 years. They observeci their golden wedding an-niversary In 1935. ·

Mr. Eager was a member of :oily­ton's first band, and was a member of the Knights of Pythias and the W.O.W. Of later years he ~~d lived ill retirement because of fa1lmg eye­sight. but his mind was clear to the last. and his early recollections of early life in Dayton, which he loved to recount. were always vividly ,Interesting. · · : Surviving ar,e one son. C. M. Ea­iger, Colfax; two daughters, Mrs. T. !0. Pettyjohn. Gt. Falls, Montana, ;and Mrs. c. A. Gilbert, Po~t~and, Ore., two granddaughters and two

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P_ettyio_hn_ Dies ·--af-' 76 . Dayton~b~rn Mrs. 'I', D. _Petty·-..· john died m Great Falls, Mon­tana after. a lingering illness.­She was the former Elma Eager.·

She was born in Dayton on · June 13, 1887. She married

Thomas D. Pettyjohn and· they moved to Montana in 1917. They farmed on what is known as the Truly Bench until their retire- . ment. Then they moved to Great.·. Falls.

· She is survived by a son, Ted Pettyjohn of Sand Coulee, Mon­tana· two granddaughters, Mrs. Perry Mathews, Bigfork, Mon~ tana; and Janis Pettyjohn, Chi­cago, Ill.· -and a sister. Mrs. C. · · A. Gilbert of Portland.

She was a member of the Congregational church. Burial will be in Great Falls, Mon~ana.

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Anna M. Earl George W . Earl Harvey C. Earl Hiram Earl Lucinda Earl Nora M. Earl P.G. Earl Thomas P. Earl

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Farmington Twp. Farmington Twp. Farmington Twp. Farmington Twp.

Farmington Twp. Farmington Twp. Farmington Twp. Farmington Twp.

A P ioneer of 1862. H. G. Earl, who lives on the Snake

river about 25 miles above Lewiston, was in the city several days recently, returning to his home Tuesday. He had been attending the funeral of his sister, l\Irs. Mellissa Baldwin. Mr. Earl has been a res ident or this coun­try since 1862. His father's home­stead in this county was what is now known as the Bishop place near the Starr bridge. Mr. Earl has been away from Dayton some 25 years, and is running a ferry on Snake r iver. He finds several of the old· tirners here who remember him. He is a typical old-timer wi th spinach on his chin.

19 Apr 1911

T he f uneral of Mrs. M. J . Baldwin was held a t 11 a. m., Saturday from the Christian church in this city, Rev. F. T. Porter officiating.

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Charlie Hep.ry Easttum

Dora E. (Doe) Easttum b. 11/11/1897 d. 11/ 11/1973

Husband Johnnie Wilson

Elizabeth Easttum t----'----11>1 b. 9/8/1900 d. 9/8/1910

Boston Hue Easttum b. 6/30/ 1902 d.

Wife Dortha Shaw

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Eule Lovie Easttum b. 6/30/ 1902 d. 3/ 12/ 1989

Husband Booker Lee Ford Nancy Widener

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Husband E.A. Lebow

Verlie V. (Doc) Throckmorton

Isaac Wilson Sudie Wilson

Norman Wilson Helen Wilson Lloyd Wilson Gerald Wilson Robert Wilson

Mildred Wilson Donna Wilson

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Elvia Easttum Lovell Easttum

Ray Ford Audrey Ford Henry Ford

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