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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1913
Page
5
Lot 1 features patent and gun metal pumps offered at $1.00. Lot 2 lists 100 pairs patent and gun metal oxfords valued $4 to $5 now $1.45. Lot 3 presents 200 pairs ladies oxfords and pumps in all styles and sizes valued to $5, your choice $1.98.
E P Marshall left this morning for the west end of the county by train. Co R Cate now resides in Clairston Wash and made a Pendleton business trip. Hans Struve returns from Corvallis after attending Oregon Agricultural College. Miss Daisy McPherson returns to Hermiston to work for Inland Lumber Co. Merle R Chessman and wife depart for Portland to attend the Rose Festival visiting Mr and Mrs J F Kilgore in Cornelius Ore. Rev F L Bradeen brings his wife home from the hospital where she recovered from an operation. Mrs Ira Hughes at 1104 FE Court is cared for by nurse daughter Miss Blanche Weaver from Walla Walla arriving today. Wesley Matlock heads to Nome Alaska to oversee mining interests. Walter Smith of Jones visits today. Mrs J E Smith, recently operated on, is convalescing. George Fell and family return and occupy the A D Sloan residence on Bush Street.
450 acres of Bluestem wheat and summer fallow land with a one room house and a barn for 16 head, six miles from the railroad station. Several homes for sale: $11 down for a one room house with street improvements paid, $200 down balance at $15 monthly, and a six room cottage on West Court Street with improvements paid. Listings by Livermore & Bickers, 111 EB Court Street.
Damon Lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias invites all Knights to attend as they prepare to work in the first rank this evening. Officers H. M. Elder and W. Fletcher urge full participation and orderly conduct.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip recalls a fabricated “Turkish brigade” during a Montenegrin charge. The speaker reveals there was no such brigade, used as a joke to force the gag. The remark plays on wartime rumor and theatrical bravado.
The Tom Hopper place on McKay creek two miles from town sold to Ike Cones for 12000. The 80 to 90 acre bottom land farm, originally the J. H. Raley place, backs alfalfa raising. Sidewalk work on O W R N Co streets nears completion boosting local building, with plans for a dairy barn and superintendent cottage at the branch hospital.
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