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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1909
Page
5
Morning game details show players Koestner Orendorff Bolee Christian and Lewis for Los Angeles scoring 20 to 5. Afternoon matchup notes RH E Los Angeles faced OSU with Beassehesiesstteeeeee Sand Hosp Neleon La Lange amid unclear lineups and incomplete scores.
Visiting members of the auxiliary order are to be entertained by local members during their stay in the city. Streets and shops were decked in national colors and the orders colors red yellow and blue. Signage across stores includes Delta Alexander department store Peoples Warehouse Boston store ft BE and Livengood's among the notable displays.
Seaside Oregon announces Locksley Tall a new lodging house with more than 100 rooms overlooking the Pacific. Rooms include open air sleeping porches on verandas and balconies with electric Verhishot and cold water. Guests may choose European or American plans and are offered flexible sleeping times and first class breakfasts.
A Good Show titled Chick the Mountain Wall is now playing at the Oregon theater by the Taylor Stock company. The heavy piece pleased a fair sized audience last evening and adds new laurels to the company, which is making a decided impression on Pendleton theater-goers. The name bill will be given tonight and Tuesday night. If you seek evening entertainment a good show, go to the Oregon theater.
Damon Lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias and former members urged to attend at Eagle-Woodman hall this evening at 8 oclock for the imperial and social session. A BE Lambert C C R and W Fletcher, K R 8. Also Daphone Circle No 2 W O W holds special meeting at Secret Society Hall Wednesday June 23 at 2 pm to initiate and ballot on candidates by order of Sarah F Hale Guardian Neighbor.
Ladies receive Edwin C Burt oxfords in gray and black suede and Pitent leather pumps along with tan oxfords at Alexander Department Store the shoe style and comfort shop. LaDow and Peterson invite shoppers to browse camping gear and outfits for trips.
A woman seeks a harvest period position as cook to support her small boy. Interested parties should contact Mia Emma Osborn in Duncan, Oregon.
A stream of Pendleton visitors and local officials fills the city as businesspeople, lawyers, and dignitaries from Hermiston Athena The Dalles Walla Walla Union and beyond convene for grand lodge sessions and civic affairs. Notables include W J Tabor A Seutort Jr Harold F Warner F E Vincent Judd Mae Gilliland J B R Sheldon J Blakely Mrs A E Greiner and many others as they transact county seat business attend Pythian lodge meetings and plan weddings and community events.
The Eugene Register notes LaDow & Peterson promote a range of lawn mowers, hose, grass catchers, and a knee-saving lawn trimmer as the city’s sole trimmer. A Maxwell vehicle brass screw cap, about 1.1 inch diameter, is lost and may earn a reward if found by Long Bros. A cone around Spencer butte and Spencer creek is reported as mor ally certain.
From Pendleton and nearby, R G Clark arrived from Ukiah with 15 head of horses and mules to ship to eastern Washington for sale. Three marriage licenses issued pairing James L Whiting with Jessie A Pearson Clarence Hurst with Anna M Welch and Harvey G Whittaker with Nora Anna Hall. St Lewis moves to his Umatilla project homestead and is moving household effects. he may be joined by his wife soon.
Johnsons Orchestra of this city has been engaged by J A Borle to play at Wenaha springs July 6 6 and 7. It is anticipated a large crowd will attend and Borle is preparing to entertain his guests.
Official observations show 29 inches of rain in June in this city. When added to prior precipitation the wet season total edges just over nine inches.
Stricken with paralysis, Mrs George Fell left this morning for Heppner after a message stated T W Ayers had paralysis last evening and was in critical condition. Tom Ayers is at his father’s bedside. Attorney G W Cutts moved his family to the Arnold house at the corner of Aura and Eluff streets, recently remodeled. The north wing is now occupied by Mr and Mrs E F Averill.
J Frazier, visiting from Susanville, says the Ukiah south road to the Grant county line is in the best condition it has ever been. Jim Huston and his crew are doing the work and Frazier declares Huston has done his work very well and that the road never was in such good condition.
Edgar Smith son of Mr and Mrs Er L Smith of this city returned from the east this afternoon He completed his winter at Cornell university and graduated in the spring His preliminary work was at the University of Oregon Provided details show a notable academic progression from Oregon to Cornell and back to the city.
Deacon of the Commercial association A. W. Nye leaves this evening for Seattle with his daughter Mrs. William Shultz and her son Clark. Mrs. Nye joins him there and they will spend several weeks in Seattle. Russell Brownell of Hermiston will care for the association rooms during Nye's absence.
Found Good Fishing reports success as George Gillette, local manager for a regional outfitter, notes strong catches and favorable waters. The item highlights community fishing interest and guides, with emphasis on local expertise.
The Western Union company, Walter Eggerth of the American District Telegraph, and Orle Jay fished yesterday on upper McKay Creek. None endangered the limit, but all reported good catches. Col. J. H. Raley also secured amenite trout in the same vicinity.
E A Schiffler returned to Pendleton after reviewing the business scene and announced plans to build a frame store building on his property between the Hotel McCrae and Tulley hall. Half the space will be rented to Wallowa Realty for offices and the other half for rental. Schiffler will return in a few days to finalize arrangements.
J Frazier of Susanville California notes cattle outlook improved. Two hundred fat head of cattle en route to Pendleton for shipment to be weighed tomorrow morning. Cattle brought in by Ben Colvin and Al Porter. Hon Sam Fleisher of San Francisco state representative visiting Pendleton with nieces Lillian and Elsie Fleisher after Rose Show and Exposition travels. Fleisher party to stay several days. Peoples Warehouse holds special sale on children’s shoes with window display.
Rock Spring coal handled by Henry Kopittke with contact at Main 178. Six young horses for sale via Oregon Feed Yards, see Henry Kopittke for Rock Springs coal. For Sale feed and chop mill nearly new. inquire at office. Dry wood by Henry Kopitzke, Main 178. For rent modern rooming house north side, inquire 409 Garfield. Wanted modern five room furnished house close in, inquire at office. Pastime theatre advertises more moving pictures than any other theatre in the city. Cottages and tents for rent at Long Beach via L. D. Smith of Long Beach Washington. Boy 16+ asked to learn printing, inquire East Oregonian office. Great shoe reductions at Peoples Warehouse, come early for size. For Sale large water tank 6000 gallon capacity, inquire at St Anthony’s hospital. Peoples Warehouse advertises it pays to trade with window display. Fresh milch cow for sale, inquire 505 West Alta or Rosenberg Bros five miles north of Pendleton. Header boxes, feed racks and cook shacks made tight on short notice at Pendleton Lumber Yards with reasonable prices. For Rent unfurnished room in East Oregonian building, large and cool, electric lights, bath on same floor. inquire at this office. Wanted man to solicit and travel for reliable firm, apply J. A. Henderson Room 2 over Quelle restaurant.
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