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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1904
Page
5
Read this for shoppers. Skirts in new wool options trimmed with straps and piping, buttons match, priced at 3.98 on Thursday and Saturday. French ginghams offered at 12 4/4 cents per yard, limited stock. Torchon lace sale limited to 1 yard per customer across Thursday Friday and Saturday.
Local items list diverse offers from Sullivan & Bond and Sullivan & a, including shoe shops, dry goods, and clothing services. Notices promote rent, roomlets, fruit daily at Martin's, and a new second Sult club enrollment by Willard Bond with hope to attract members and explain operations.
The Frazer hosts the sparkling comedy Brown's in Town tonight with lively wit repartee jokes and songs as leading features.
George Van Dran offers $20 reward for the return of papers and keys taken from his possession at the Hotel Pendleton. Join Quit Club No. 2. Sullivan and Bond.
George Van Dran, a Pendleton Hotel proprietor, awoke to find a burglar in his room who stole his trousers containing about 55 gold, 3 or 4 silver, and roughly 250 in bank checks plus keys to the cash register, safe, and wine room. No clue identifies the thief. inquiry and search continue as staff and authorities review events and suspect none.
The Webfoot Club of Friends and Admirers of Homer Davenport plan to greet the Oregon cartoonist at the East Oregonian office tomorrow evening. A procession will escort him from the depot to Pendleton for a 45 mile ride to attend a theater event, anticipated to fill the venue with Davenport's famed humor and local color.
J T Hinkle reports from San Bernardino the death of Charles B Huson age about 24 formerly of He lix son of L M Huson a pioneer. He died after a bronchial illness progressed to consumption. His mother Mrs Mary J Huson and brother Lewis E B Huson were with him. They will return to Walla Walla for funeral and interment in the family burying ground.
W C McFarland left for Portland after telegram announced the death of his father F C St Claire. F C St Claire, 60, was a well known Sherman county resident who had lived in Wasco for years. After the funeral, McFarland will settle the estate in Wasco.
The executive board of Eastera Oregon State Normal School in Weston Oregon invites sealed bids by April 28 for grading grounds and laying concrete walk. Plans and specifications available at the Normal School Building. The board may reject any or all bids. Andrew R. Alexander chairman, Pendleton Oregon. April 18 1904. Pure Webuoard's beer at The Mint.
A string of visitors and locals moving through Pendleton includes Mrs. Richard Jones of Echo visiting friends, John A. Melnotyre from Athena, E. E. Taylor of La Grande, P. H. Wyman of Weston, and Professor P. A. H. Wyman Weston principal in town. Miss Rhodora Smith of Echo guests Pendleton, Rev. W. S. Holt of Portland arrives for Pendleton Academy, and D. B. Richardson of Helix visits. G. M. Rice returns from Dayton, James H. Gwinn relocates to South Main, and Frank Gilliam the Heppner mayor is in town. Maud Sheek and Edna Berkeley plan Baker City La Grande trip. Rev. J. D. Jones visits Dayton pastor and E. Morgan returns from Livingston with Northern Pacific work. They aim to win it at T. J. Million’s home for a short time.
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