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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
5
A silent auction sale runs ten business days from Saturday January 1 to Wednesday January 12 1910 at Koeppens Gift Room next to Koeppens Drug Store. Most items sell at half price with a 100 percent advance bid after the first half, then any amount thereafter. White and Gold Dinner Ware uses a half price free gift plan.
By mutual consent the firm Baker and Folsom a Pendleton general furniture carpet and undertaking business is dissolved John F Baker will continue the business at the old stand in the Smith Crawford building opposite the post office collecting all accounts and paying all bills. Ralph Folsom signs. Dated December 31 1909. The note ends with a line about prosperity and celebration.
Classified notices include furnished rooms for rent at 502 Waver Street and 223 Perkins with contact details. automobiles for rent from Pendleton Auto Company. Timothy hay for sale. Oregon Lumber Yard coal and wood ad. lens duplication and repair at Hanscom's Jewelry Store. piano teacher at 1208 BE Webb. hairdressing and millinery connections. eye lens grinding services. well driller wanted. teachers salary note. office space rental in East Oregonian building. room and board wanted by a business gentleman. Box 28 Post Office advertises housing inquiry.
Fort Wayne attorney William Campbell travels to San Francisco to wed Gertrude Albrecht, a Stanford graduate whom he met during the quake era. Despite minor injuries from the tremor, the couple reached the Albrecht home after an auto breakdown, beginning their romance that began in 1906. Campbell sails west to marry tomorrow.
Reading PA inspectors and officials, after reviewing noonday lunch changes and student behavior at the girls high school, concluded the female students are to blame for mishearing lessons. Superintendent Foos said girls use hair rats to rearrange their hair, distracting them from instruction.
Ingrams Grocery will open a larger store in Pendleton on Main Street in the Betz building’s former men’s department area. The move, effective Monday January 3, aims to better serve the grocery trade with high quality staples fruits and vegetables. Phone Main 37 remains, and customers are asked to visit two doors south to the new, spacious premises. The store will be closed all day Saturday January 1 for the relocation and to thank patrons for a successful year.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a grand sheet and pillow case dance on December 31 1909 in Pendleton offering prizes for best sustained character and awkwardness. Admission is 1 per couple with free entry for Indies masked and ladies unmasked. A parade at 7 PM features Germany's dirigible balloons and war forecasts.
Paris reports a debate on military aeronautics spurred by Baron d Estournelles de Constant s letter to General Bruin minister of war. The note warns France lags behind other nations in aeronautics and the National Aerial league echoes concerns to the chamber s aerostatic commission highlighting France s solitary Ville de Paris compared with Germany.
The A-1 quality of Rock Springs coal ensures efficient heating with minimal stove trouble and better heat satisfaction, promising economical warmth and dependable performance.
The completed lodge in Ciauskon Ore features a main lodge room 40 feet square finished in natural wood. Behind it are four property rooms and an anteroom suitable as a kitchen, with lavatory and toilet. A rear stair hall runs across the back with inside and outside stairs for entry and exit.
A brief notice about Callmgecards offering wedding stationery and commercial printing services to order at the East Oreronian location.
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