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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1913
Page
5
The piece defines lesion in osteopathy as any abnormal bone position, not limited to spine or ribs. It cites Dr. A T Sul as founder, notes osteopaths worldwide correcting lesions produce cures, and asserts lesion theory as scientific despite criticism. Invitational phrase from Herald of Osteopathy.
ht Lawler of Freewater visited the city on Friday. D W Warnock of Joseph registered at Bowmen yesterday. William Potts traded in the city yesterday. M D B Smith Juniper farmer came in this morning on the N P train. S B E Carr of Adams attended the Odd Fellows district convention here Saturday. Alvah Crawley of La Grande was in the city yesterday. Harry Wyckoff and Wick Longhorn of Hermiston spent the weekend here. W T Reeves returned home to Stanfield yesterday after the C C F convention. A Williams and J M Murr of Freewater were delegates to the Odd Fellows convention here Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Nudo newly married left yesterday for Branfield. Mr and Mrs Burr Johnson arrived home from Ellensburg after a month away. Chester Fee son of Judge James A Fee is home from the University of Oregon for Christmas. Lloyd Pierce of La Grande, a University of Oregon student, is stopping here a few days. Ed Money, local carpenter, returned from Vancycle where he rebuilt C W Orton’s farm home. H R Newport Hermiston contractor left for Cayuse to work for the railroad. N J Mason of Freewater visiting his son George Mason at Clarke Hardware. He came to meet daughter Minnie Koon of Mountain Home Idaho, who arrived on No 17 for a visit.
An assortment of short classifieds and notices from Pendleton listings. Barbers, meat market ads, job wants, rental offers, a piano sale, lost item alert for a mink pillow muff, and a request for general office advertising space. Numerous contact phones and addresses appear, including Estes' Barber Shop at 632 Matin, Oregon Market, Pendleton Iron Works, and Penland Bros moving services.
Harry Cummings of Heppner Oregon offers 10 000 roses in open ground stock with 170 varieties. All own roots and true to label with a color exchange option for unsatisfied buyers. For order errors, ten choice ever blooming roses are donated as forfeit. J L Vaughan cited for rose provenance with over 560 plants in his yard.
Griggs Grocery promotes chicken for Christmas with a phone contact 445. Ads invite all ages and dressings options including fresh dressed or live birds.
An advertisement promotes Herbine as a quick relief for indigestion with immediate pain relief and enhanced vitality priced at 50 cents sold by dealers. Also promotes Griggs Grocery offering fine Christmas chickens including young, old, dressed, or live birds for Xmas dinner with early orders from Umatilla County.
Van Petten Lumber Co advertises dry Cascade fir and yellow pine slabs at a phone number price of 2 dollars per unit.
Van Petten Lumber Co advertises extra large fence posts made from live timber. Phone number provided for orders.
Water well drilling at any depth with estimates and prices provided upon inquiry. A. G. Winnerling advertises services from 116 West Webb Street.
Local ads promote Owl Creek Coal by Van Petten Lumber Co and Forshaw Florist offering blooming plants and flowers as holiday gifts. Phone numbers and street addresses provided for ordering and delivery in the city.
Damon lodge No 4 K of P will hold its regular meeting this evening. C C Sam E Paine and R W Fletcher, BK of R, are listed officers.
Children willingly take Ballard's Horehound Syrup due to its pleasant taste. Marketed as the best remedy for children's coughs hoarseness and bronchitis it is promoted as good medicine easy to take. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 bottles through dealers.
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