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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1908
Page
5
The notice lists German and Japanese chinaware including Toga Pottery Vases, Old English China, Jardiners and Lotus ware, Umbrella Stands, Fancy Box Candies, and perfume bottles with real flowers. It notes new novelty ties made in Germany for children alongside staples like the familiar gift items.
Echo resident Lute Templeton visits Pendleton with BE notes while W McComas returns from Portland. Hermiston, Adams, Milton, Stage Gulch, Athena, Holdman, La Grande, Freewater, Spokane, Colfax, and White Bluffs figures join a steady stream of business and social visits to Pendleton, with holiday travel and local engagements noted.
Local notes list Ingram grocery offerings including dressed poultry eastern oysters and pickled tongue plus other Pendleton ads for J B Hailey express Oakwood heat producer Del Monte Oregon Lumber Yard furnished rooms at 502 Water Street and Bowman's photo studio new novelties and photo mounts. Also notices for Alpha group events and a masquerade ball at Eagle Hall with Johnson’s orchestra and prizes.
New Haven December 21 Theodore Roosevelt Jr son of the President has been named an aide-de-camp on the governor elect Lily staff with the rank of Major He resides in Thompsonville and is learning the carpet making business The appointment makes the governor a military family figure of national prominence
Harvey recalls a mind reading scene where a blindfolded performer supposedly named Beatrice guesses the number of his automobile. The exchange highlights disbelief as Beatrice asserts knowledge he cannot possess.
Dakota Corn Show at Sioux Falls opens the third annual meeting and corn school of the State Car Growers' Association. Practical instruction in corn growing by Northwest experts will be featured. Hundreds of dollars in prizes will be distributed to successful exhibitors.
Johnson's orchestra leads a masquerade at Eagle Hall on December 25 with prizes and admission set at $1.00. Indy maskers admitted free. extra unmasked ladies pay 26 cents.
The Peoples Warehouse will remain open in the evenings from now until Christmas. The extended hours aim to accommodate shoppers during the holiday season.
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