Shoes for Misses and Children Ad Offered Locally
Footwear in lace and button styles for misses and children advertised as available locally. The copy mentions sizing and fit guidance with odd phrasing and unclear retailer references.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1901
Page
4
Footwear in lace and button styles for misses and children advertised as available locally. The copy mentions sizing and fit guidance with odd phrasing and unclear retailer references.
A dense list of shop offerings appears with groceries, dry goods, hardware, wall paper, and fancy items. Entries mention Murphy’s, Martin’s, LeRoy’s, White House store, Ke, and others selling onions cabbage butter silk wares and canned fruits. Menus include wall paper designs, silk wares, and plows ready for spring work with local prices and stock references.
A garbled miscellany mentions wills, property sales and court notices with names like Bean, Jane Marion and Willow Springs. It also hints at a Pendleton Obie award, a Walla Walla baseball team and a court case with attorneys Henry Conner and Kaley defending. The text references New York markets and fashion items, indicating a broad, unreadable clipping.
Ollie Stephens Grand Chief of Honor attended a meeting and banquet hosted by Magratia lodge in Oregon. Members and visitors, including Mrs. Phil Rowe and others, joined a social time and dinner. Stephens left for La Grande after the event and will visit the Helix lodge next Monday.
Mrs Hattie Townend dies in Walla Walla after a period of illness. She had lived in Trantiifa and Lewiston areas, with a long history of travel across the plains. Her son Adee Stay and daughter Mrs Marvel Bobowell will attend a community funeral in Walla Walla.
Citizens react after a contentious statement by a local figure claiming guarantees under strict conditions. Officials and observers weigh the implications as confusion and rumors swirl through Portland amid ongoing civic tension.
Fragmentary OCR text references a night jailer at a city jail and an officer’s disgrace. It mentions a person named John, county jail sentences, and years of service, but lacks coherent details or clear events.
Veterans Laing visits en route to New Zealand for work at a wholesale house and details on New Zealand self-government. Captain Wancert discusses Mississippi River water storage and lake levels. Various Pendleton residents are noted visiting, traveling, or ill, with short updates on teachers, students, and local tradesmen.
The Salvation Army announces its annual self denial week from March 17 to 24. Members will abstain from certain foods and clothing while the public is invited to contribute to relief efforts for the hungry and needy. Collections will aid the naked, the fallen, and the poor as guidance from Jesus Christ is applied. Church announcements note the Church of the Redeemer service schedules for the morrow.
The notice lists Holy Communion at 9 00 a m and evening prayer at 4 00 p m with naval weekday services at M E church corner Webb and Aura streets Vernon pastor. St Marys Low May services include 5 00 am high tar 10 30 am Sunday school 1 00 pm ritual and 7 30 pm Christian church holds Congregational service and Endeavor activities with Bible class Wednesday evening.
A severe thunderstorm hit southern Fulton County near Willamette and Comville lasting over 16 minutes. Lightning damaged Joh Rickard’s barn trunk and shattered 18 window panes, with Miss Belle Ranney and Mrs. Rickard nearby uninjured. Fire from a struck fir tree burned at Peter Rickett’s farm, while other properties saw distinct electrical effects and nervous shock among onlookers.
A residence on the west side of Aurawtrent reports a burglary Friday night. About 1200 in certificates of deposit and clothing were taken from Mr and Mrs Eddinne while they were away, with deposits from Mogelleton Savings Bank and a Vancouver Washington bank. A work cloth belonging to Mr Kitchings was taken, and the thief reportedly fled prior to morning.
A fire at the Hoeton mill building resulted in the deaths of James Hichardeon Hodson Craft Walter Lisente, with multiple injuries and large property loss. Firefighters struggled to determine the total toll as the blaze consumed the seven story structure and adjoining rooms.
Carnegie proposes to provide site and maintenance for branch libraries in New York. The offer was sent in a letter to Dr. Daniel Willinge director of the New York library and the correspondence was made public. The notice also notes a separate report that St Louis may receive a million dollar library grant.
The Internal Revenue Bureau announced it will redeem all down MenkiTV proprietary assets held by purchasers after July 1. The statement outlines the redemption plan and timing for affected holdings.
Eldorado Kansas March 16 Jeayio Morrison who killed Clara Wile Castle furnishes an 8000 bond and is released.
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