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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1911
Page
2
If you go driving or for a days outing you need a coat or duster. A goml coat cheaper than a cheap duster. Rummage sale at $2 with fine waists at $3. Lace and embroidery trimmings. Come early before stock is gone. Very dainty and rare bargain. Only a few left. Rummage price.
Curtains valued up to 3.50 a pair offered in single or two pair assortments. Patterns in ecru and white. Choice while they last at 53 cents per pair.
Special correspondence from Umatilla Oregon reports a flood of stock passing through with named traders from Tekoa Ontario Portland and Parma among others. The Umatilla Social and Athletic club plans a February 22 masquerade ball. Local marriages baptisms and business trips are noted along with gravel pit work for the Pendleton Yoakum cut off and a Chamberlains liniment ad.
A French inspired remedy by Tallman & Co claims to kill dandruff germs and stop itching while restoring hair growth. Advertises a large bottle for 66 cents and offers a money back guarantee if results aren’t seen.
A Feb 10 Stanfield note, dance in Bell building, Clauson’s drug store soon, R N Farrington to move family to Stanfield for a $10,000 farm purchase. Bond Bros. from Pendleton visited, Hoosier buys part of Petmulder place, O W R & N rep Jack O Neill toured, residents plan orchard plantings for Furnish Co irrigation, with hundreds of acres to be set. Also ad copy for Foley Kidney Pills noting kidney relief and backache remedy.
M Stockwell of Hannibal Missouri reports a severe cold and cough nearly turning into pneumonia. One bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar fully cured him without any opiates, touting it as a reliable household remedy. A C Koeppen and Bros endorse the product.
The grain big e made at the Walla Walla prison may be applied for February 10 at 8 a m. There will be but 453,000 bags made this year. They will be distributed at a rate of 16.20 f. o. b. Walla Walla. Apportionment by counties lists Walla Walla 63,000 Columbia 32,000 Benton 12,5600 Adams 24,5000 Asotin 3,500 Whitman 99,600 Garfield 24,000 Lincoln 6,000 Douglas 27,000 Klickitat 7,600 Spokane 19,000 Skagit 22,000 Whatcom 4,000 Franklin 3,500 Yakima 6,000 all other counties 65,000
More moving pictures shown than any other festival in the city. The event drew large crowds and showcased a variety of films, attracting residents and visitors seeking entertainment.
Milton Oregon February 11 J F Slover returned from New York after ordering fall goods Eva Thompson left for Pendleton on vacation Principal Young returned from Pendleton teachers exam Mr and Mrs A M Fisher move to MilLs street residence Mrs J E Cherry and son Dale visit La Grande H M Cockburn county commissioner back from Adams area Mr and Mrs G L Edwards visit relatives in Freewater and Milton Oliver Osborne critically ill at St Marys Hospital Walla Walla Freewater council awarded well digging contract to Sergei Eaton Mrs H Mansfield hosted Presbyterian Sewing Circle Four Grant Williams children ill with influenza Protracted meetings ongoing at M E church Rev Gillian of La Grande presiding Funeral of C Williams age 50 held at M E church this afternoon
Whitman College in Walla Walla Wash hosts a committee appointed by the Commercial club to draft a constitution and bylaws for a Walla Walla Valley Good Roads association. President Penroxe chairs the committee and will report at the next Commercial club meeting.
Local notes from Adams Oregon dated February 10 report visits and travels of residents, names include Tommy Robertson, Claud Steen, Brewster, F Ried, Wade Holdman, L J Rogers, BE A Merit, Eleck McKenzie, Winfred Giess, Stella Liewallen, Cloud Wallan, Anis Barnes, Earl Simonton, Mable McIntire, Edith Poeringer, Martha Lakadoe, Crank Henry, Hale, Lee King, Stamper, plus a brief health tip endorsing Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. Also mentions Pendleton skating trip and teachersExaminations and a Pendleton visit.
Boarding offers special rates for horses by the week or month at the Commercial Barn located at 630 Aura street. For details call Main 17 percent.
Churches in the area announce services for Sunday February 12 at 10 30 am at Myrick station with pastor Geo Sprattler. The Church of the Redeemer holds Septuagesime Sunday with Holy Communion at 7 90 am and sermons at 10 am 11 am and 730 pm with a duet by W F Rose and T H Williams. Charles Quinney rector First Christian Church North Main St lists Bible school at 9 45 am and morning communion at 11 am with Calllon of Helix presiding. 1 30 pm young people meeting and 7 30 pm sermon “A Valuable Man” with Wednesday prayer meeting. All invited.
Christian Science services on Sunday morning at 11 o clock with subject Soul. Wednesday evening service at eight o clock. Sunday school at 10 o clock Sunday morning. Reading room open daily 2 to 4 in the afternoon. Corner E Webb and Johnson streets. Everybody invited.
Morning worship at 11 includes a sermon titled Lincoln Why He Won with organ preludes and offertory music by Clark and Rubenstein. Evening sermon titled Who's a Thief reflects on the eighth commandment. Bible school at 106 and a Go-to-Church Bond appeal for youth. Young People's meeting at 6 36. All invited. ER EB Storey pastor.
First Methodist Episcopal Church at Webb and Johnson streets invites N Bring and the public to 1 a m and 7 30 p m services by Evangelist Lewtas. Evening sermon The Wreckers of Life. Sunday school 9 30 a m Epworth League 6 30 p m. 3 p m men only lecture The Man for the Twentieth Century. Special music and a welcome awaits.
An evangelist at First Methodist Episcopal Church used the life of Absalom to warn against neglect and indulgence of children. He compared care of prized horses and dogs to parental vigilance, recounted Absalom’s tragic life and dishonored tomb, and many in the crowd asked for prayers at the end.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a rapid remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims meals will digest instantly, relieving symptoms like heartburn belching full stomach and nausea within five minutes after a 60 cent dose.
An item notes an invitation to the men's meeting scheduled for Sunday at three o'clock in the afternoon. The notice is brief and contains no additional context such as location or organizer.
Evangelist John Lewtas of Tacoma Washington will deliver a highly praised sermon tomorrow afternoon at Pendleton Methodist Church. The talk titled The Man for the Twentieth Century targets men and boys over twelve, with Lewtas having spoken over fifty times to thousands of men and earning broad commendation from clergy and press.
Consul Augustus E. Ingram reports English exports declared through Bradford to the United States in December totaled 1,117,121 dollars, down 771,347 dollars from December 1909, mainly due to reductions in wool shipments.
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg announces a 2.5 percent dividend on common stock, raised by 0.5 percent from the prior payout. The previous disbursement was issued to stockholders on August 15.
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