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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1913
Page
7
Stanfield March 18 The Women’s Study club surprised Mrs M Appleby on her 70th birthday receiving gifts and a birthday cake. Guests enjoyed social time and refreshments. Mrs Appleby is a longtime active member.
A vintage advertisement urges immediate use of Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and colds to prevent pneumonia. It features testimonials including Effie Morton of Columbia Missouri and Wm Dogger praising its effectiveness, noting a mother cured after four bottles. Sold by Koeppen's Drug Store.
Special correspondence from Athena Oregon reports the Grasshoppers beat the Weston Bulldogs 13 to 10 on the local diamond Saturday. Weston batteries were Duncan and Banister, Athena’s were Thorp and King. Local social notes include guests at HL Watts home and a M E B church basement party with Gordon's orchestra selections.
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to be shaken into shoes for rest and comfort of tired swollen feet. It claims relief from corns bunions blisters sores and callous spots and notes suitability for dancing parties patent leather shoes and new shoes. Sold everywhere for 25 cents with a free sample offer by mail.
Pendlean Lodge No. 63 A F and A M meets the first and third Mondays. Visiting brethren invited. M V Turley M D office with Lynn K Blakeslee M D Judd building residence Main 654 office Main 72. Johnson and Skrable attorneys at law Despais building Peterson and Wilson attorneys at law Smith Crawford building Engraved cards invitations wedding announcements stationery samples East Oregonian office.
Pendleton Sunday saw H. O. Parker and Elmer Booker in town. Weston residents Earl Lieuallen and Chas Bulfinch with two sons visited. Misses Ella and Gertrude Booher and teachers, plus M. M. Johns and C. S. Wilks traveled from Helix and Vancouver. Frank Smith, C. W. Steen and others were Athena visitors with Dolezal spending weekend in Walla Walla. Mrs Banks visited Freewater this week.
Fort Wayne resident Miss Mabel F Dawkins reports three years of catarrh and a blood disease. After trying many doctors and remedies, Hood's Sarsaparilla restored her health after two bottles, and she recommends it to others with similar symptoms. Available in liquid and Sarsatabs chocolate tablets.
Echo Oregon March 18 Mike Don ally a farm hand of Barney Dorety fell from a wagon near the Dorety farm on Sandhollow. He was rushed to Echo for treatment with one rib torn loose and multiple bruises. He is recovering at the Dorety farm. Echo area had steady rain aiding local wheat farmers. Seven carloads of beef cattle bound for Portland left the area, owned by Thomson Teel Smith. Local merchants and residents, including F T George and Mrs Jessie Armstrong, were in Pendleton and nearby towns for business and visits.
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