Blue for Ladies' Shoes the Latest Thing Out
A fashion note previews blue footwear as the season’s fresh trend for women. Colorfully styled pumps and sandals are highlighted as a versatile addition for day and evening wear.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1901
Page
4
A fashion note previews blue footwear as the season’s fresh trend for women. Colorfully styled pumps and sandals are highlighted as a versatile addition for day and evening wear.
A jumble of storefront notices lists window shades photos and framed art at Murphy and Hawley stores. Furniture showcases at Rader and Rager feature refrigerators and mirrors. Harvester supplies rope belting and town property sales appear from Berkeley to East Oregonian building. Lane's Medicine is advertised with general health claims.
Tall Man and Co led by J. Frank Fouche will appear at the Baptist church on Tuesday evening, June 4, delivering a lively entertainment praised as a rich treat. Admission 2 cents, with proceeds used to support local distributions and services.
Cornelia G Keck and W S Byers were married Sunday at the home of the bride's father in Pendleton. The Rev Reli Urn of the Methodist Episcopal church performed the ceremony in a small gathering. The couple left that night for Fort Wayne and other western cities for a honeymoon of a couple of weeks.
Weather notes show May with a 68 degree high and 1.42 inches rainfall. Report mentions maximum 0 degrees and minimum 2, with a mean minimum around 1.15 degrees. Observations include a mean maximum 76, dates 27 and 22, precip totals 1.42 inches, and varying cloud cover.
Conrad F. Kenier is again proprietor of the Golder Rule Motel with Eewaure as clerk and J. Wo Hanerult as former partner. June 1 marks a lease change. H. Edwards becomes manager and clerk as renovations lift dining service to new standards.
The funeral for Judge W C LaDow was held Sunday at 2 pm at the Latte residence on Weet Loatietreet with many relatives and friends in attendance to honor his long public life in the community. Rev W E Potwine of the Church of the Redeemer officiated. James Brown of Patemouth VA attended. Tallman & Co report a successful remedy case for a facial sore treated with DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve.
An old newspaper fragment touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers pills as a cure for constipation. The ad copy emphasizes relief and health benefits while urging readers to consider the product during the election season.
Walla Walla district Epworth League officers were elected during Saturdays session as part of the convention. Rev Jinnett of Walla Walla presided while Julie Blackburn Milton and Cora White Walla Walla served as vice presidents with Sadie Hall Elgin and Eltie Dayton as others. Cora Crawford Pendleton named secretary and Manelu Milton treasurer. Next convention set for Elgin with Pendleton delegates optimistic about fundraising.
Pendleton hosts a stream of visitors and arrivals from Umatilla Latitwade Vincet Milot Ruck Kamela Athena Walla Walla Starbuck and Enterprise. Notables include J C H Geilant manager of a local newspaper and Ned Collins of the Walla Walla Vader staff. Local events reference meetings at the Commercial club and a Baptist church entertainment Thursday evening.
Torn OCR fragment mentions Hughes returning to the University of Oregon and Portland context. No clear dates or events. Suffers from illegible data but indicates university board or committee mention. Summary preserves named entities seen: Hughes, University of Oregon, Portland.
A garbled report describes a summer vacation plan with Mrs Br Swinherte and daughter Pay traveling to Tulimois to visit relatives. James Arter and others visit Mies Fil Reeney and may settle at Heppret as a cloud of threats disrupts the Mercury development at the country.
Traffic manager Ben Campbell and A L Craig led a party through Perulenen and Mer. Cratewie as part of a first tour by the Oregon, Washington and Southern Railway line. The visit included remarks on grain movement and port facilities with Mr Craig from the Northern Pacific railway and P O'Brien overseeing supervisory duties.
Salem notices in June report grain crops mixed with weak prices and high pickers cost. Pea and cherry crops show uncertainty with some varieties failing or early ripening, yet others may yield enough to cover picking expenses amid drought fears and market pressures.
The fragment outlines a quarry with eight workers at the site and a hauling system using four feeder wagons and a crusher. It notes daily rock loads on the street in a range and describes men feeding rock into and from the crusher, ending with rock spreading on the street.
Tickets to the Misamue river and return available for 80 dollars on June 7 in Raffalo New York. The notice lists age and contact details but is partially garbled with scattered names and figures.
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