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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1904
Page
5
A bustling city brief page lists assorted local notices and ads. Items include shop promotions at The Mint and Baer & Daley's, clothing and stationery highlights, a mule sale offer, cigar shop, dry cleaning, book arrivals at Fraziers, and service ads from Toyon Night Transfer Co. Also notices for rental and sale properties, a plant seed seller, business transition notice by Adam Leonhardt, and a nearby “East Oregonian” reference.
Get Sunny, U. C. Rader. Fresh fruit daily at Martin's. Closing out dry goods. The Hos ton. Fine line fishing tackle at Fraser's. New line men's sweaters. The Boston. Those contemplating painting should call on James Enwright. 71 Ann street. Fred H. Shoemaker of Pendleton was in the city today.
Marguerite Palil a German woman about 30 and her son were examined by the county physician and before Justice FitzGerald ordered committed to the asylum. She alleges her husband was poisoned and authorities hid the cause while her son has been idiotic since birth. German friends in town have supported the family since the death.
Charles W Ziegler, a former Pendleton league player and Browns signee, died in Canton Ohio after a long illness with typhoid fever. He studied law with Carter and Raley, played for Pendleton and Portland teams, and was a popular Elks member here. This marks the fifth Pendleton lodge death since its charter.
James Sams of Milton and D Richmond of Myrick are in town for visits. Mr and Mrs Reaves of Enterprise drop by friends here. Mr and Mrs B A Finnley of Beho visit briefly. Mrs R Burns and niece from Walla Walla were guests yesterday. Miss Mae Osgood of Sumpter stayed yesterday and today. Albert Harala from Adams on a short business visit. J H Alexander of the La Grande land office is in town on business. G A Hartman heads to Portland for the state democratic convention. Harry Fowler also leaves for Portland for business and convention. H Connell of Amatilla visits as O R N roadmaster. Mrs Freeman of Walla Walla stays with Mrs Ed Ten. noted Christian Science healer. Mrs E Ripper of Eel visits with children Percy and Clara. Mrs V Latham of Sumpter visits and may remain here. she is a skilled dressmaker. Sally, formerly with the yard crew of the O R N in Pendleton, now in Soa Grande, is here briefly. The railroad bars anticipate a few weeks of heavy service once freight traffic clears.
Ringing applause greeted a platform plank praising Governor Henry McBride and his effort for justice to the people. Delegates were instructed to use honorable means to secure his nomination, with indirect support for railroad tax questions and corporate safeguards.
Margarita Fischer's company presented Mother and Son at Frazer Jam night. Miss Fischer, only seventeen, surprised theater-goers with mature talent on her first local appearance. Tonight's show is The Indian, a late successful comedy new to the Mississippi circuit.
Sullivan and Bond inaugurate a Carnival of Bargains plan to make April the store’s biggest month. Each day of the week is a special sale focusing on different lines with prices cut deep, aiming to attract flood of customers and boost trade.
One drunk man and three days delay at the county jail as authorities question three inmates about recent drink offenses. A note on a fire sale at Peoples Warehouse announces reduced prices on all goods.
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