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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1905
Page
2
The Pendleton Sports men's association will hold a shooting meet at their grounds tomorrow. Contestants will shoot for the Vincent trophy and handicap turkey matches of 19 shots each. Several members who are absent are expected to arrive this evening to participate in the event. Get mistletoe for Christmas decorations at Alray Brow Grocery.
A long society column details dancing club events at Eagles hall with Kirkman’s orchestra, birthday and guest teas, and numerous social visits. It lists attendees including Norbourne Berkeley, Despain, Ferguson, Cohen, Hartman family, and many others, plus forthcoming entertainments at Knights of Pythias and Elks halls and open houses for New Year.
A vintage ad argues men are powerless against dandruff unless they remove the underlying cause. It touts Herpicide as specially made to destroy the germ, promising renewed hair growth after the germ is removed. Mail 160 cents to The Herpicide Company for special agents.
The Current Literature club meets January 2 on Thampeon street with Mrs. J. W. Skiles. Program includes Review question and selections from American Emperor and Poems of the Revolution. The Thursday Afternoon club plans a College Shreel gathering with Mrs. Mary Jane Lane and notes Folklore in Many Lands. Dr. Henry Dixon Jones will join Shakespearean club on December 24. The Grace Johnson company members wed in Pomeroy Washington this week. Hoover Jones Case set for trial January 4 in Portland with Col J H Raley involved. Home for the holidays brings Fred Hartman and Fred Vincent from the University of Washington.
Morning for the holidays. Students Fred Vincent and Fred Hartman are both registered in the scientific department and will resume studies on January 9. The university hosts over 1000 students and is popular across the Pacific coast. Funchon and Earl Horle will not visit Pendleton for the holidays as Mr. Horle spends the winter in Arizona.
The Peoples Warehouse advertises extra salon staff and late deliveries to suit customers. It states 20 additional salonpeople are enrolled and will deliver to any address at any time until Sunday, emphasizing convenience for late shoppers.
A Christmas tree and exercises will be held at the Indian Presbyterian church on the reservation this Sunday evening. All are invited to attend the program featuring a large decorated tree and a literary program with participation from nearby Indian families. December 23 a New York stock exchange listing sold for $93,000, a new high record.
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