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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1904
Page
5
The V. Price Tailoring Company announces a wide range of suits priced from $15.00 to $400. All fits are guaranteed, with over 3500 samples now available for selection.
A jumbled collection of items references Teutsch's Teutech's Martin's and other shops plus vague domestic laundry and furnished room notices. It mentions J J Glark 708 Raley Street and a main clothing service. Some garbled lines hint at a subscription drive and a guessing contest.
Get Sunny. UWC Rader. Fresh taffy at Miller's, Court atreat, Purmiatnt rooms of 407 Altw Abroet fap rent, New ready made skirts arriving daily at Teutseh's, For Rent-Pour-room louse near old Achiomy. Apply at this office.
Grocers organize to form a martial benefit association with temporary officers elected pending the drafting of bylaws and permanent officers. R. L. Oliver is president, William Ingram view president, Dan P. Smythe secretary, Ernest Younger treasurer, with board members FOS Younger, M. M. Miller and Charles Rohrman.
Mrs Elsie Folsom-Wade wins the vacancy on the public school teaching staff following Minis Ewans resignation due to ill health. Ewans decision to return to Ashland ends a period of dedicated work while the school board weighs the change amid concern over her successor.
Dr Le Frances Thompson a osteopathic private practitioner and graduate of the American School of Osteopathy Kirksville Medicine will treat women and children at their homes or at other apartments by appointment. Phone Red 738. Funeral of Frank Romegoux held from Catholic church yesterday at 1 o'clock Father Vander Velden conducted services burial in Olney cemetery large funeral procession followed hearse to grave. Some fools and their money are parted only by death.
The Pendleton Rove Club organized this morning with 14 charter members. Edger Smith is president and John Dicken secretary as the group plans entertainments to raise funds for equipment for a military company. More members will be invited next Saturday and a constitution was adopted.
Adams resident Somers Cho visits Eloy for short stay while Milton merchants and officials travel to the city for brief calls. D. P. Hicks of Wes tu i guests in town with Mrs. Seth Dickey. County Commissioner Hardee Walker leaves for county court. Mil ton merchant Mat Mosgrove and Pendleton resident Byron Hawks appear in town for work and a clerical post at Chaw ti n’s drug store. Charlies French confined by grip at post offices. Mrs. B Stanton visits relatives. Walla Walla figures visit for W C K interests. funeral of Frank Homogoux prompts Nye arrangements. Portland stock inspector Dr E N Hutchison in town briefly. George H Sutherland of Walla Walla on sewer project follow‑up. Maude Catching to wed Fred G McIntosh. Conklin brothers in town en route to Stephenson for bookkeeper post.
James Russel Guyell died at 8 20 this morning at the family home near the water works pump house after a short attack of pneumonia He was 50 and had lived in the city seven years mainly employed by Charles Hamilton city treasurer He leaves a wife and several children He was born in Iowa and came to this country with his parents settling here The funeral will be at 2 pm tomorrow from the call dae with Rev No HS Brooks of the Christian church officiating Interment will be in Quey cemetery
Milton Eagle reports Chae and EL Griffith sold an acre tract of land near the city to J. H. Chapman and Frank Phelps for 9600 dollars, about 15 dollars per acre. The transaction appears in local real estate notices as a straightforward transfer between named individuals and a small price per acre assertion.
A distressed woman in Walla Walla, Feb, is living at the Allington House with no money or close relatives after losing her child at birth and being stranded 2,000 miles from home. Mrs Gilson, who arrived two weeks ago, is dependent on county relief and local officials to meet basic needs while her husband died in Michigan months after their Jackson marriage. The report notes connections to local events and a regional poultry show and a Christian Endeavor gathering in Pendleton.
The Boston Shoe Store announces a new shipment of Red Schoolhouse Shoes priced at 1.28 for size 6 to 1.50 for sizes up to 11 and 2.00 for sizes 2 to 3 with deals on two pairs this year. Customers praised fit comfort and appearance, noting the shoes wear better and look better. Toes offered in wide or narrow, low heels, with or without hooks, sewn with silk.
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