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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1910
Page
2
A dry goods sale lists 72 inch bleached satin damask table linens and napkins of Irish and English origin with patterns and borders. Also offered are 27 inch fleece velours, heavy fleece blankets, outing flannels, silk beltings, corset cover embroideries, wide silk ribbons and related fabric items, all shown with regular values and reduced supper prices across multiple lines.
The Wednesday event in Eagles hall hosted 150 guests for a Baptist banquet with a twelve-member committee led by Mrs. J. E. Montgomery. Rev Storey and RN Wilcox led speeches and a quartet performed, while funds were raised to support the 1910 church budget. A separate note describes Mrs. G. I. LaDow hosting a spider web themed birthday surprise for her daughter Miss Irene LaDow with 30 guests.
A lively Pendleton dancing night drew hundreds to Eagles Woodmen hall with 24 local hosts, ocean of lights, Japanese lanterns, and robes. Guests included many from out of town. E. B. Aldrich, Roy Sawtelle, William Gray and others hosted. Mrs. La Dow organized games, favors, rhymes, and a late hour supper after dancing.
Miss Elva Forsythe wed Earl Smock of Walla Walla at the Forsythe residence in Sunnyside. A bridal shower for Mrs. Freitag followed, with many Freewater Ferndale and Sunnyside guests. Other items include land sales, club formation in Fruitvale, visitors to Clarkston and Salem, and church notes from Ferndale and Sunnyside.
Indianapolis item details Bill Tomley a 65 year old vagrant arrested for loitering after claiming no home and last work in 1873. Patrolman Judkins and a police court prosecutor push questions. Tomley fined $1 then sent to workroom for nonpayment. Ad for Foley’s remedy Koeppen Bros.
Stay for sale mixed alfalfa wild grass and timothy hay offered at 15 to 20 dollars per ton f o b cars Elgin branch ELGIN FORWARDING Co Elgin Oregon.
A 60 600 price farm near Hellz with 2 miles distance offers 00 acres and fair improvements plus a fine well. Teased to 1912 with easy terms. John A. Gross, 414 Boyer Ave, Walla Walla, Wash. Also unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent in East Oregonian building. Steam heat electric light hot and cold water bath. Inquire at The Oregonian office. Calling cards wedding stationery and commercial printing available at the Bast Oregonian.
An advertisement claims kidney disease causes many sudden deaths and outlines symptoms such as bladder issues dizziness and back pain. It promotes Swamp Root by Kilmer as a remedy and offers samples and literature by mail from Dr. Kilmer Co. Also includes a home bread anecdote mentioning Clark's grocery flour at $1.70 a sack.
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