Sunny Teutsch's and Teutsch's Goods in Pendleton Ads
Local ads tout Teutsch's ready made skirts and slippers, Martin's fresh fruit, and shoe repair. Furnished rooms for rent on Alta and Johnson streets, and housekeeping suites offered. Elocutionary entertainment by Dr. Martin at the Christian Church.
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Teutsch's
Martin's
Teutsch’s
Berkeley
Alta Street
Redt
Johnson Street
Howard’s
Rees
Olga
J. F
Care East Oregonian
J. J. Comegys
East Court Street
Revival meetings begin at Buttercreek Thompson school house
Rev V Howard with Rev and Mrs Thoroughman start a series of revival meetings at the Thompson school house on Buttercreek next Saturday evening. The meetings will run over two Sundays under the South M E church auspices with special music and expectations of interest and benefit.
Rev John Warren to Lead Redeemer Church Services
Heppner pastor Rev John Warren will guest at Hey W EB Pot wine this week and serve at the Church of the Redeemer next Sunday. Potwine will visit Heppner to direct services the same day. The Women's Auxiliary meets tomorrow at 2 at Mrs Lee Moorhouse’s home, and Parish Aid Society follows at 6 with important business to transact.
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John Warren
Heppner
Hey
Church of the Redeemer
Lee Moorhouse
Parish Aid Society
Cured Cold In One Day Claim Sparks Refund Demand
Advertises Lasative Bromo Quinine tablets as a quick cure with a money back guarantee. Note claims reference EO W. Groves signature on each package and warning against falsely promoting the remedy.
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Mum
EO W. Groves
Get Sunny U Rader. Pepper coats and odd product note
A terse text notes white pepper differs when its coat is off and discusses high cost and limited demand. It claims one mill exists globally and references Schilling's Best as its finest product. A side remark hints at cheaper rotting as another method.
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Schilling
Personal Mention Highlights Local Visitors and Trips
A roundup of individuals visiting Pendleton or traveling for business. A. Leonard of Texan. Dr. W. E. Brownell of Elgin. Harry Siton of North Yakima. Charles B. Sampson returning from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Johnson of Athena visiting Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Taylor of Walla Walla guests in the city. J. M. Bedell of Walla Walla on a short business call. Isaac Hagen of Briggson a farmer in Pendleton for business. Dr. W. G. Cole leaves for Echo on a brief business trip. Mrs. J. So White of Oakland, Cal., visiting nephew John Rees in North Pendleton. M. J. Buckley of the Ro & N at La Grande in Pendleton on road business.
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A. Leonard
Texan
W. E. Brownell
Elgin
Harry Siton
North Yakima
Charles B. Sampson
Portland
A. H. Johnson
Athena
Pendleton
J. B. Taylor
Walla Wallin
John Rees
North Pendleton
Pendleton Merchant Returns From New York Visit
Leon Cohen and his wife have returned to Pendleton after a New York business trip and extended visit. He claims he would rather be a Millar under Main street bridge than the Trinity church steeple, and he brought a fresh stock of goose for the Peoples Warehouse. Cohen toured East and Middle West cities, dodging traffic and even shaving his moustache for safety, then acted as a Broadway style traffic officer during visits to wholesale houses.
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Leon Cohen
New York
Cohen
Pendleton
East
Middle West
Millar
Main Street
Trinity
Barber
Broadway
Day of Small Things Sermon At Christian Church
Dr Ss M Martin delivered a sermon last night titled The Day of Small Things at the Christian church. The next topic The Sabbath Question is promised as a highly entertaining addition to the series amid wide interest in the question. John Lathrop, former East Oregonian editor, has become editor and part owner of the Pacific Northwest, a monthly Lewis Clark fair journal in Pon tained.
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Ss. M Martin
Christian Church
Lastight
John Lathrop
I KE. Lathrop
East Oregonian
Democratic
The
Pacific Northwest
Pontained
Reverend Jonathan Edwards Heads to Spokane Mission
Rev. Jonathan Edwards pastor of the Congregational church leaves to attend St David's meeting and will be away for several days, traveling to Spokane to join the W. and C. effort.
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Jonathan Edwards
Spokane
Congregational Church
St David's
Free Lectures at Court House by Rev W Hendrickx
Rev W Hendrickx of New York’s Missionary Union lectures at the courthouse this week on natural philosophy and religion. He spoke Sunday on the Origin and End of the Universe and last night on the Immortality of the Soul. Tonight’s topic is What Becomes of Our Dead Pur gatory. The learned speaker, educated for priesthood in Amsterdam, is guest of Father Van der Velden at the Catholic parsonage and urges Pendleton churchgoers to attend.
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W. Hendrickx
the Missionary Union
New York
Dr. Hendricks
Amsterdam
Pendleton
Father van der Velden
Foundry Progress and New Clerk at Peoples Warehouse
Foundry operations at the Rigby Clove advance with fanning mills and harvesters in development. A dozen men work steadily, selling all products due to simple, sturdy construction. RL Smith of Brooklyn joins Peoples Warehouse as new clerk in the dry goods department. Eighty new church members and strong attendance mark the Christian congregation meeting last evening.
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Rigby Clove Foundry
Peoples’ Warehouse
RL. Smith
Brooklyn
Drew Goods
Peoples, Warehouse
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