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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1903
Page
8
A mall feature promotes the newest fad, shoestrap belts with matching strings. The display invites customers to view samples and compare styles. Shoppers are urged to visit and try combinations showcased by the retailer.
Harry Hayes returns from Heppner and J A Woten of Boelus Nebraska visits. A J Bolen Ukiah stockman considers business here. Miss Myrtle Hudson leaves to visit Freewater relatives. Roy Rose out with a severe cold. J D Toney Baker City arrival and now M Miller grocery salesman. Teft of Ritzville and wife in city may start restaurant here. Major Moor house guest William J McDonald ill at home. R Kirkpatrick reservation farmer visits Missouri with his mother. Weston Normal School president J M Martindale gravely ill awaiting death from kidney disease.
In our prescription department we use Parke Davis Co s fluid extracts. They are absolutely pure.
The text describes Euthymol Tooth Paste as a scientific preparation that whitens teeth, hardens gums, and destroys all germs to prevent tooth decay. It emphasizes its claimed health benefits and preventive properties for dental care.
Hatley and Senator Smith expected home today while J G Turner from Weston is in the city. Mrs Josie Sheek and Mrs Halley return from Portland. Junius McCoy moves to Walla Walla for future home. Irby Spokane visits as prospecting for alfalfa near Echo. R L Bildings laid up with grip. Mrs Stubblefield returns from Boise. daughter Ella improving at home. Jim Keeney from Pilot Rock reports livestock sound though feed scarce. J A Tracy of Brainerd Nebraska arrives to farm and reside in Pendleton. Mrs W H Kelsey informed of daughter Alice Paxon’s illness in Memphis. travels there tonight. H T Morrison of Springfield visits Christians. en route to Dayton for revival. G M Johnston of Alkali Canyon notes measles in area. Livestock in fine condition. Rev F O Jones of Yaquina Bay to assist at Lenten meetings with Rev Potwine, staying through season, then returns via Weston.
The Sodality names officers for both sections with Elizabeth Mularkey as pre fect and Mollie Leet as first assistant in the girls section, John Nelson as prefect of the boys section, Edward Himmelgarn as first assistant, and Frank Hardman as second assistant. Regular meetings are Sundays at 3 30 p m at the Catholic church, except the first Sunday monthly at 8 20 a m.
Alfred H. Wedthoff and wife formally adopt Gladys Reed as their own child in law. The infant, about 1 year 9 months old, is christened Florence Louise Wedthoff, adopting the name of the couple. The legal action confirms the transfer of parentage and name.
At La Grande T. J. Menle came over from Pendleton last night. E. Macomber, chosen by the Pendleton lodge of the Knights of Pythias to participate in the competitive drill, arrived in the city this morning.
A series of social events fills Pendleton with activity. Mrs. Louis Huneiker hosts a board party honoring Charles Meyers of Wallin Walls with High Ire, Mies Mable Nye taking a prize. Domino Club and Jolly Dozen dances draw crowds. Pendleton circles and clubs stage programs, art exhibit planning, and social notices span dinners, cards, and demonstrations through late February.
McKay Creekers probe a rocky pile near the old stage crossing on McKay Creek ten miles south of Pendleton and uncover a grave shaped hole. Inside lies a short heavy man with oversized jaw and large teeth, missing limbs, and a horned skull with 1 to 2 inch horns on each side. The mysterious find sparks questions about who or what buried there.
W A Bennett and W J Love, who were in the county to buy rams, have finished purchases and will ship 55 thoroughbred Merino bucks from Baker City on Monday to their ranches 12 miles east. They say the flock is the finest they have seen in 18 years in the sheep business, with prior purchases in Ohio Idaho and elsewhere in eastern Oregon.
A runaway incident near the depot and Main Street livery caused a stir as a team dashed past the corner near the First Bank. A plucky small boy fell, recovered, and rushed toward the Owl Tea House, mentioning a Mother’s Pride item and hurrying away as the team sped off.
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