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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1911
Page
6
Beatrice McKenzie performs the song Any Little Girl in the Jesse L. Productions At the Waldorf. The piece appears as item S35 in the program, highlighting McKenzie in the production.
A long list of Pendleton society figures visiting relatives across Oregon and Washington. Guests include Mrs Benjamin Lane Burroughs in Portland, Mr Hal Corby returning from Lehman Springs, and Mrs A J McAllister near Spokane. Others travel to North Beach, Meacham, and Wenaha with many hosting at Lehman Springs and Phelps summer homes. Mentions of dances, outings, and social gatherings with several families, Pontoon events, and trips to Portland and Astoria.
Mobile Alabama reader recounts relief from seven years of womanly trouble after surgery and a first dose of Cardui. The testimonial claims improved appetite and sleep with doctor affirming better appearance. Ends with marketing urging readers to buy Cardui from their druggist.
North Main street church announces Bible school at 11?45, communion and sermon at 8 pm with Pastor J W Van De Walker presiding. Free Monday night 8 pm lecture, everyone invited.
Adams Ore Aug 12 New notes list visitors from Athena Pendleton Milton Walla Walla and Garfield including Mr Hill Mr Hemmelgarn Mr Woods Mrs Rogers and others Adams postmaster Richardson attended Pendleton meetings Des Moines woman cured by Chamberlains remedy sold by all dealers.
In Nelson British Columbia a 12 year old girl and her 4 year old sister were severely burned while their mother was away. The younger girl lit her clothing which the older sister removed, then the younger’s clothes caught fire and were extinguished in a nearby creek. The elder sibling was not as gravely injured as the younger, who suffered the more serious burns.
A church notices a Holy Communion at 7:80 a.m. and a divine service with brief sermons at 7:80 p.m. There is no service at 11 a.m. All are invited. Charles Quinney, rector.
The First Methodist Church at Corner Webb and Johnsons treats presents Pastor Evins with morning theme Ladders to Heaven and evening Drawing the Net Sunday school at 10 am Epworth League 7 pm topic Busy Service Leader Horton Thobinson Special music Prayer meeting Thursday evening 74th You will not cordial welcome awaiting you Come
The battleship Michigan is crowned navy champion as Thres sselwig receives and Taft commends Captain S. B. Usher for the ship’s top gunnery and engineering marks for the year ending June 30, 1911. Also an advert cites a diarrhoea remedy by Chamberlain. Read the want ads.
Mrs Jack Huston has returned to Pendleton from Portland where she attended Holmes Business College and completed a course.
Tasman Drug Co offers Parisian Sage as a hair dressing and scalp remedy selling for 60 cents a large bottle. It promises rapid relief from itching scalp and falling hair, adds vitality and shine, and is described as non greasy and favored by refined women. A Wichita user testifies no more itching scalp since using the product in June 1910.
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