Footwear In the City Promotes Stock Update
Footwear advertises a large up to date stock in the city with a call to inspect the latest arrivals and offerings.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1901
Page
4
Footwear advertises a large up to date stock in the city with a call to inspect the latest arrivals and offerings.
Pendleton merchants promote window fashions curtains and frames at Murphy's and Rader's Dry Goods. Hawley's offers fruits and produce including strawberries and peas. Crescent bicycles on installment with $1 payments. Cleaver Bros and Alexander & Hexter highlight latest dresses hats and boat styles. The Peoples Warehouse touts a week long sale on women suits with 15 percent discount.
Classified notices show furniture store promotions with rugs and matting, refrigeration and water coolers at Rader's. Koeppen's drugstore and fountain offerings. rental for a four room unit through J H Young. a new soda drink at Koeppen's. East Creek building suite for summer rent. Monterastelli brothers preparing their Main street display of monuments.
Grounds on Alta Street are torn up as Pendleton Baseball Association prepares for the opener. Players plan a trip to Walla Walla to see Athena play and the team promises a smooth diamond when finished. The Weston Leader notes editor Clark Wood’s take on local sports chatter and praises Athena’s town spirit.
The panel lists sermons and services at multiple churches including Methodist Episcopal First Presbyterian Congregational Christian Thorpe M E and Church of the Redeemer. Highlights include Dr H W Kellogg preaching at the M E Church and Oliver P Cooper at Congregational, with Epworth League and Sunday school sessions scheduled.
On Friday two o clock Mrs T E Fall gave a charming song recital for pupils at the public school on the hill Assembly Hall. The selections were tasteful and the singing pleased both young and old students of the High School.
Dr H W Kellogg will present Wonders of Europe at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening May 7. The talk features 125 stereopticon views and a journey through Ireland England Germany Switzerland and Italy. Admission is 15 cents under church organizations.
Mrs Lian Hinee Cranston wife of K Cranston of Pendleton died this morning at her Jackson street home after years of illness. She was 37, born in Vancouver Washington, and lived in Walla Walla La Grande The Dalles and Portland before settling in Pendleton in 1886 with her husband and daughter Helen. She belonged to The Shut In Society and The Kings Daughters and was active in the model home life despite lengthy invalid status. Her death prompts sympathy for family and friends who knew her quiet Christian fortitude.
The Pendleton audience lauded Clyde Fitch's Nathan Hale starring Howard Kyle with Jessie Ivett as Alice Adams. Critics praised the cast stagecraft and emotional depth, noting the climactic middle act and the lasting impression of Hale's sacrifice.
George Root of Walla Walla visits Pendleton as Mrs Spargur couple from Uma tilla arrive. Della Merchant of Portland guest of Miss Maude Winslow in Pendleton. Mrs Henderson and Mrs Miller from Walla Walla seen at Fletcher home on Jackson Street. Mayor Wilkinson, G W Bradley, William McBride and T J Kirk among those present. Dixie Melee of Buttercreek visited Lepton area and returned Friday. Murford from Ur let Sumford were at Mrs Brown’s home last week.
W. J. Stockman of Stanton visits the town to view the horse parade. He has 24 years in Stanton, raises winter wheat, with 150 acres last year and 275 this year. He notes light growth in a few spots from frost but overall good outlook, wheat averaging 80 bushels per acre with some fields reaching 40. Stockman sold part of his crop last September at 47 cents per bushel and the remainder recently at about the same price.
Registration for the June municipal elections closed with Gen. Wood ordering an American officer at each registration place. Politicians denounced the move as foreign interference, provoking thousands to protest across Santiago.
In Portland a dealer advertises white Johnson Bros. semi porcelain china bought at below jobbers cost and to be priced like common ironstone ware. A price list will be published on arrival, with startling values to follow.
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