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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1903
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions garments and a person named Cogan associated with a school and a local occupation or activity. The readable text is unclear but suggests a small trade or shop item discussion tied to a school context.
A jumble of notices and ads describes Sunny repairs at Toutsch's, holiday sales, and varied offerings. Readers encounter church events, fresh foods, piano tuners, and discounts at multiple stores. The piece blends community notices with promotional blurbs and local business offers.
Members of Anita Council on Nov 6 Decree of Pocahontas are hereby notified that they will meet every second and fourth Wednesday evenings.
Fragmentary OCR line mentions goods and fair trade with uncertain names Schilling's Best and dealing. No clear event, date, or location available to identify entities or a cohesive narrative.
8. B. Tolen of Mfton and R. E B. Porter the Meacham wood man were in the city today on visits or business. A J Kelly of Freewater spent the day in Pendleton. C A Staples of Hillyard came for a short business visit. T H Williams of Freewater was here on a brief business trip. Robert Starkweather left for Shantiro on business. Mrs John W Luhrs of Pilot Rock guests in the city for a few days. Mr and Mrs JW Walker and son of Myrick visited Pendleton. J P Sullivan went to Walla Walla for Jacob Betz Jr funeral. John Schmidt also attended the funeral in Walla Walla. Charlies Eppinger in Portland for a witness role in the Thompson case. C F Cockburn of Freewater visited Pendleton briefly. Dr F W Vincent leaves for Portland to attend Ben Har performance. Arthur Seufert of the Seufert Salmon Canning Co at The Dalles was in the city yesterday.
John McGuire advance agent for the Jessie Shirley theatrical company, visiting Pendleton for a few days, reunites with old friends including W H Holley of Alexander Department Store and Sam Rogers from West San Francisco. He plans three city performances next Monday through Wednesday and recalls past coast theater ventures with Jefferson de Angelia.
Mary L Lyndh and husband sold to R M Dougherty for 2400 a tract in section 8 township north of range east near Freewater. An eleven thirteenths interest is conveyed in the deed and 11 deeds were filed lately transferring the one thirteenth each for 100. Deeds originate from various places as owners moved while sharing the estate.
Mrs. Johanna Grigg of Butte traveled to Seattle after a brief stay with her brother Dr. J. L. Miller. An expert lighting decorator she was asked to furnish speed designs for the Montana exhibit at the fair and planned to consult with a Seattle decorator before returning home. She will again visit her brother in this city.
Revival meetings at the Methodist Church attract growing interest and continue through the week. Rev. Armfield leads with help from Rev. Reber Warner and other supporters. Services are held each evening at seven oclock.
Nelson has canvassed the city for subscribers to a high class tonal est and literary concert. He reports strong subscriber interest and warns that the concert may be held. Alpha Assembly No. Urgently asked to attend next Thursday December 4 for officer elections and business.
The Golden Rule Hotel is undergoing major improvements with the front torn out and plate glass frames to be installed, enhancing the facade. H E Bickers will oversee remodeling during Christmas, returning to the reform school, and take charge around December 26. Mrs Bickers will arrive early in the year. Foundations are being laid for the Martin building on Webb street as masons begin work. Bowman building stone arch blocks are being cut for the Main street entrance, and the front will feature pressed brick and stone, expected to be among the citys finest. A Blue Mountain Court No 2 notice calls a Dec 9 meeting to elect officers. Alice Fletcheeh seeks a stable, industrious man with wife to manage a Weston farm, box 108.
A garbled notice lists upcoming elections and conventions in Milton, Tacoma, and Portland with dates in December and January. It also hints at a large reserve fund, fraternal protection contacts, a Christmas or self help sales pitch, and a promotion for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee and Grove signature on each box.
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