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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1909

Page

5

Pastime pictures and local ads in single column

Local notices advertise Pastime theater pictures with prizes and cheap entertainment. Ads offer for rent a two room cottage at 414 Calvin and a variety of downtown services including Pendleton Cash Market meats, a transfer service, Taubman’s corner stand, and Welch's cigar store. Lectures and art talks promote school children and residents with special student terms.

Pendleton Cash Market Pentland Brew Taubman Corfer Buock

Series of Lectures by Mrs Webster in Pendleton

Mrs Gheorge W Webster of Portland lectures next week under Thursday Afternoon Club auspices. She will speak at the Presbyterian church each evening and at local homes Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. Mrs Webster, head of the Portland Women’s Club art department, is an authority on art with extensive study abroad and eight years at Barbizon. Topics include Spanish Art and art treasures.

Pendleton Gheorge W. Webster Portland Presbyterian Church J. Smith W. J. Furnish Webter Portland Women's Club Wis Barbizon

Printers Hold Meeting and Banquet by Local Union

Members of the typo graphical union held a business meeting yesterday afternoon followed by a banquet at the Eagles Woodman building. E, the synotypist for the East Oregonian, was initiated into the organization. Norman Sarkis of the East Oregonian mechanics department catered the banquet, delivering a royal chef performance nearly duplicating last year’s spread.

Wang Eagles-Woodman Ke, E Foor East Oregonian Norman Sarkis East Oregonian Mechanicn Department Mr. Sarkis

Dream Balm Restores Taste and Smell Claims

Ely's Dream Balm is advertised as restoring impaired taste and smell from nasal catarrh when applied to air passages. The copy urges immediate use and claims rapid relief, with orders accepted by mail from Ely Bros in New York for 60 cents.

Ely Ely Bros Warren Street New York

Hunziker Jewelry Store To Continue Under Victor Hunziker

Victor Hunziker announces continued operation of Hunziker jewelry store under his personal management in Mannoger. The store pledges expert watchmaker work, high grade stock, guaranteed satisfaction, and full guarantees on all items and services.

Hunziker Victor Hunziker, Mannoger

New Grocery Salesman Arrives at Alexander Store

A. G. Drews of St. Paul Minnesota arrived yesterday to take a position as salesman in the grocery department of the Alexander store. He is a cousin of Dr. M. S. Kern.

A. G. Drews St. Paul, Minn Alexander Store M.S. Kern

Pendleton Man Visits Baker City for Short Stay Fun

Ralph Swinburne of Pendleton is spending a few days in Baker City enjoying time with friends and exploring local spots. The Baker City Herald notes a relaxed visit as he takes in regional sights and socializes during his stay.

Ralph Swinburne Pendleton Baker City

Pendleton Opens Baseball Season In 13 0 Win

Pendleton amateur baseball opened its season with a 13 to 0 victory over the Fido team Sunday afternoon. John Dixon pitched nine innings allowing only two hits as Pendleton broke the game open in the eighth and ninth, scoring nine runs. The crowd from Echo Hermiston and Pendleton watched the game, with Hermiston umpire Francis H Earnlett offering full satisfaction. The next game is slated for Hermiston Sunday.

Pendleton Fido Pendleton Boys John Dixon Beho Echo Hermiston

Pendleton Destined To Become Auto City

Pendleton appears set to become Oregon’s auto city as car ownership climbs. Councilman William MacCormack sold his machine to Holdiin Brothers and ordered a six cylinder touring car. Sturgis Brothers sold their old car and placed an order for a larger model. Col James H Raley and Dr C J Smith ordered new cars, a 25 HP model and a 1909 G with fan and magneto respectively. Franklin Oscar Piper of Helix also purchased a machine recently.

Pendleton Automobile Eity Oregon William MacCormmack Holdiin Col James H. Raley C. J. Smith Raley Franklin Oscar Piper Helix

Pendleton and Sherman county high schools debate Friday night

Arrangements for the high school fore nisc contest between Pendleton and Sherman county high schools are nearing completion. The debate will be held next Friday evening at the First Methodist church with judges chosen. Local debaters, buoyed by their victory over La Grande, expect to win again.

Pendleton Sherman County Feasille la Grande

Important meeting of Current Literature club called

Mrs. J. F. Robinson, president, issues a call for an important meeting to be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. J. Furnish. The stated purpose is that business of importance will be transacted.

J. F. Robinson Current Literature Club W. J. Furnish

High School Principal Visits Friends in Baker City

A. C. Hampton, principal of the local high school, left Saturday evening for Baker City to visit with friends there. He is expected home tonight.

Baker City A. C. Hampton

Marriage License Issued to Stone and Langnecker

A marriage license was issued Saturday afternoon to John H. Stone and Ida W. Langnecker, both residents of the county.

John H. Stonehouse Ida W. Langnecker

Knights to Work on Second Rink This Evening

Attention Knights, Damon Todge No. 4, K. of P., will work on the second rink this evening. All Knights please attend. A. E. Lambert, C. C. R. W. Fletcher, K. of R. & 8.

Damon Todge No K. of A. E. Lambert C. C

Move to Town as Yates Family Resettles at Brown Hall

K Yates moves his family from the McKay creek ranch to Brown Hall in town with Mrs Yates serving as matron there.

K. Yates McKay Creek Brown Hall Yates

Orpheum presents top program with Ellen Bradham act

One of the best Orpheum programs yet shown this week features Miss Ellen Bradham in her original comedy act The Gal from Skowhegan. The program includes The July Trio's Dream Left Out Polka on the Brain There Never Was a Girl Like You and the first appearance of Rob Robinson the Miter Poet from the Far North.

Orpheum The Ellen Bradham Skowhegan Rob Robinson Far North

Blomfield Orchestra Brings Imported Beauty to Pendleton Grand

The Grand stages an imported ensemble this week to thrill large Pendleton audiences. Myrtle Blomfield will sing illustrated songs while The Dancing Richards perform. Baroness Von Tilse offers a monologue and singing specialty as part of the program.

Blomfield Pendleton Myrtle Blomfield Richards Baroness von Tilse

Hanford's Manager Here This Afternoon Pendleton Appearance

Lawrence Walker, manager for Charles BR Hanford, is in Pendleton today arranging for the actor's visit. On Sunday night, March 21, The Taming of the Shrew will headline Hanford's bill, staged at the Iven theater, with Walker confident the performance will be well received by local audiences.

Lawrence Walker Charles BR. Hanford Hanford Pendleton Iven

Walter McCormmach Improves at Redlands Health Trip

Relatives report Walter McCormmach remains at Redlands California for health reasons and shows steady improvement. He is expected to be ready to return home in a few days.

Walter McCormmach Redlands California

Dreams in Church of Horse Awakens Rooting

J J Walsh a Canadian turfman and top owner is noted as a noisy churchgoer with a strong stable including Lee Roge Sir Edward and Fair Annie On a Sunday before a race Walsh nodded off during Father Sheehy sermon and was awakened by Ryan nudging him Walsh then shouted I will have Fair Annie, in a wild gesture

Lee Roge Sir Edward Fair Annie Walsh Chicago New York Ryan Arcadia Monrovia Father Sheehy Annie

Dime to Give Away Silver Pearl Handle Flatware

Next Monday March 15 at 9 pm the Dime will distribute a set of sterling silver pearl handle knives and forks. Full particulars are on the curtain of the Dime. The item is currently on exhibition at Kinley’s Jewelry store.

Kinley

Alligators Declared Threatened After Florida Toll Rises

Florida reports 3,000,000 alligators killed and warns the species faces extinction. Officials urge conservation action as wildlife agencies monitor population trends and enforce protections.

Florida

Plumbers Paid Only for Actual Work Time, Court Rules

Circuit Judge Morrow ruled in Linds & Co v Weatergard that plumbers may bill only for time spent on actual work. Travel time to and from the shop cannot be charged. The Portland Oregonian notes the decision, which could affect similar disputes. It may be appealed to the supreme court.

Morrow Linds & Co George Weatergard Portland Oregonian Plum Supreme Court

New Shoe Clerk Misreads Sizes at Store

A Chicago News item reprinted in the East Oregonian shows a shoe clerk telling a customer she needs a No 6 instead of a No 3. The customer rebukes him, noting he is likely confusing hat sizes with footwear.

Chicago News

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ladies Home Journal F. E. Livengood & Co Gray Bros. Grocery CO Calvin J. B. Halley Express Loave Welch Gus la Fontaine Quelle Pine Street Pendieton Thuriay George W. Woelster Indy Drug Gist Koeppen’s Seadon Openg Dixon Auto City Crete Blomfield Orchestra Grand Theater Grand Church OF Horse Los Angeles J. J. Walsh Union Pacific Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co Southern Pacific St. Louis Omaha Kansas City E. F. Schuyler Ore Wm, McMurray Southern Pacific Co
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