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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1904
Page
5
A bold advertisement urges shoppers to buy a swell suit with little money. It touts the Crouse and Brandegee Clothing Co as the recognized east coast manufacturers, promising quality and price with windows displays as evidence.
A collage of small notices shows a merchant warns fixed costs rising and ads push department store specials. rentals, cleaned clothes, shoe shop, and a transfer company highlight local services. Property listings, a four room house for sale, and a suite for rent appear alongside seed stock, a business sale, and a tribute from Adan Leonhardt marking his succession.
Classified items include fresh frost daily at Martins, new spring shirts at The Boston, Paré Weinward's beer at The Mint, closing out dry goods, Boston line sweaters, Wanted woman for general housework, inquire at office, fountain pens and stationery by Waterman's and Parker's, painting calls to James Bowright, 71% Ant street, five room for rent east of Main, apply at East Oregonian, housekeeping room wanted by May 1 for a married couple with no children, address A B.C. ELO, revival meetings gaining interest with Rev. Dr. Anderson expected and War 8 mistake announced for this evening.
Margarita Fischer company, after a three night run at the Frazer, will return from Walla Walla to perform A Night on Wall Street on Sunday night April 24. A large number of Frazer patrons requested the return, and the company will be welcomed back for this engagement.
The state case against Hugh Roby Mollie Roby and R A Montgomery of Athena for allegedly giving liquor to a 15 year old girl Annie Githens is set for a preliminary hearing Friday at 3 pm in Court of Justice Fly Gerald. A separate suit filed by C A Barrett of Athens seeks 466.90 plus costs for goods supplied to the defendants in the past year with J J Balleray as plaintiff attorney.
Archie Balderstone, chief clerk in the office of Vice-President Joseph McCabe of the W and C Railroad, is in town for a short visit. He will stay until President McCabe arrives to settle the location of the new depot. The Stewart and Holmes Drug Company suit against A Stone of Athena, noted yesterday, has been amicably settled out of court due to a mistake.
Manager K J Taylor of the Fra ver is in talks with Homer Davenport to arrange a lecture in the city on April 27 if possible. Davenport is slated to lecture at Walla Walla on the 28th and has one open date, which Taylor hopes to secure for the local appearance.
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to Miss Maude Wheeler and Matthias Lants of the city. The bride is known locally for her teaching work and the groom is a state veterinarian. The notice notes related custody actions involving Mex John Campbell adjudged Khijane yesterday.
Chicago April 21 The attorney for James Sammons and John Lynch on death row notified the state attorney he will seek a stay of execution for Niedermeier who confessed to killing Garrat after the others were convicted in the murder of saloonkeeper Barrat.
New York April 21 Harold Stevenson son of Kate Cluxton and Charles A. Stevenson suicide reported with a note Cant make any friends The article also notes J A Blakley and Casper Van Dran leaving for Birch Creek to search for quartz and claims of wealth The M E South church gathering grows with Rev Dr Anderson expected and an erroneous announced subject shows likely misprint
The Current Literature Club postpones its next meeting from the 27th to Friday the 29th and will meet with oar. FW Vincent.
Fire sale prices sweep all goods at the Peoples Warehouse with discounts advertised across the store. Shoppers report marked down furniture appliances and housewares during the sale period.
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