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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1901
Page
4
Local merchants advertise groceries dry goods and specialties with prices and product notes. Includes cabinets, jackets, cocoa, creamery butter, enamelware, plows repair, wallpaper, corsets, builders, and nursery offerings, plus rental rooms and a shoe store contact.
A jumble of ads and notices: help wanted at Mrs R K Martins. rental for a five room house at Webb and Willow. sales pitches for condiments, clothing, and imported sardines. a lost finder request for jewelry. stock clearances at Alexander & Hexter and Nowlin g& Faxon. local club and court updates from Pendleton including National Y M C A planning and legal proceedings at Walla Walla court.
A roundup notes illnesses and domestic trips among residents and visitors. J Killgore of Werton, Delia Privett ill with grip, J L Todd and L B West guests at Hotel St: Limenrge, Mrs D J McFanlie sick at home, Mrs George Meeker improving in Northodleton, Lew Teutech of Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods ill three days, Winn Stewart unable to work at Tallman & Co. due to grip, Donald McDonald ill at Hotel St George, Hen Mitchell of Queen Town guest at Hotel St George, Emily Stewart visiting from Fortsand then to Nye county and Portland, Rev G H Varney to Pendleton and Helix then Baptist church preaching, Ed C Allen and wife traveling to Santa Barbara hot springs for treatment, A Woody D D Baptist missionary secretary arriving from the east, breakfast with L B Venland, then Walla Walla and beyond. Woody editor of Pacific Baptist in Portland.
Report by I L Bay Co and major exchanges notes wheat futures firm on better cables with a 3-8 advance from yesterday. Liverpool closed 3-8 higher. New York opened about 1-8 higher, traded between 79 7-8 and 80, closing 77 7-8. East prices enable exports and liberal week-long shipments. stocks steady.
Northwest Fruitgrowers Association selects Walla Walla for the next annual meeting. Officers named include President N. G. Blalock of Walla Walla and Secretary J. Van De Water, both from Walla Walla, with officers from Hood River North Yakima Lewiston Boseman and Victoria also listed.
A large Barre granite monument to the memory of the late John F Adams, a noted stockman, rises in Walla Walla cemetery. The massive shaft stands 23 feet tall, weighs over 16 tons, and rests on a seven by seven and a half foot base. A Pendleton academy social Friday evening seeks funds for a new building, charging two cents admission.
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