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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1904
Page
5
A cluttered page lists ads for beer and dry goods at Boston and Mint stores, clothing at Alex and Teutsch, laundry and room rentals, along with notices for a McMinn death, real estate, and a Democratic voters meeting in Pendleton. Mountain roads impassable and sawmill notes follow.
A five room cottage one block from Main Street Pendleton is nicely furnished with new furniture. Furniture for sale at a bargain. Inquire for Mrs. J A Greene at 618 Main Street Pendleton.
A. G. Nagel of Miller & Son purnery nen Milton travels to La Grande to deliver a consignment of trees. Fire sale announced with reduced prices on remaining spring millinery, sale to Thursday April 7. Mrs. Rose Campbell. A. Geiser of Baker City visiting Hotel Pendleton. builder of Geiser Grand hotel remains involved there.
A stream of visitors and locals in Pendleton includes H K Chariton of Kamela, W M Pierce in Portland on business, John Ashton of Elgin transacting in the city, Sheriff Taylor in Milton on official business, Mrs Ralph Stanfield visiting from Reho, F J Bramwell of La Grande registered at the St George, Co D Whiteman of Athena Pendleton brief visit, T J Kirk Athena farmer on business, L Holmes of Helix in Pendleton, Mrs J F Rodgers of Sumpter visiting friends, Judge Lowell at Condon attending circuit court, L E B Proebster of Weston on business, Mr and Mrs J M Hicks of Weaton guests here, John H Lawrey on business in La Grande, Charles Vinecore Kamela millman in town, Mr and Mrs R E Porter of Meachem visiting, Mr and Mrs M H Gultute of Echo here, Albert Harala of Adams on Pendleton business, Mr and Mrs W Mannell of La Grande guests, FP G Mitchell weather observer returning from Lyle cattle ranch, Prof H T French of College of Idaho in the valley, J Guilliford of Vinson stockman in city, A L Sullman in Sacramento for Victoria Island interests, Mr and Mrs John Casper of Walla Walla guests, Dr E Hutchinson spent Sunday here after Echo lecture, Dorit Myrick leaves Delta for Lee Tevlach's department store, John P McManus editor of Pilot Rock Record in Pendleton, E Morgan pilgrim engineer of O R & N back from Utah and Colorado, Zoeth Houser of Echo in city after mining work in Greenhorn district.
J. R. Dickson owner of the building housing Peoples Warehouse will likely add a second story. With the roof off for repairs after the fire the time seems right. Cohen will use the new space to store surplus stock and tower interiors may be remodeled.
In La Grande on April 4 Union Baker and Wallowa counties elected Moody delegations to the county conventions. Grant will be divided and Harney likely to back Moody. Primaries were quiet but with strong interest, as church and labor factions were active in Union and Wallowa counties making Moody nomination already conceded there.
Tomorrow from two to six the St Agnews Guild studies hold their annual Easter tea to fund parochial work. Hostess Mrs E P Marshall opens her home. Rev W E Potwine stays one day longer as guest of honor. J H Koontz Echo pioneer merchant and miller returns from three months in California, improved in health.
A reception will be tendered to Rev. G. Jo Hall the new pastor of the Baptist church next Thursday evening at the church. Friends are invited to attend.
Fred W. Lampkin modeled the outfit in Sullivan & Bond's suit club drawing held last Saturday evening describing the suit as stylish and well tailored.
A man claiming the name McFaul was arrested by the sheriff yesterday afternoon after acting queerly in town. He believes people are trying to poison him and kill his pursuers. He is held pending a sanity examination and will be sent to the asylum if found demented.
The water commission held a Saturday audit of the bill and reported its affairs in good shape. It will begin work on a new brick pump house in the near term and may cooperate with city officials to purchase additional intake head hardware to protect the facility.
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