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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
5
Fragmented OCR listing multiple local items includes food offerings at a soda fountain, dry wood for sale, rental notices, a gardener wanted, a carnival event, a transfer company ad, furnishings for rent, and a musical or show title.
A rough collage of promotional items and notices for the Eagle carnival near the end of May. Includes hat sales at Mrs Campbell's Millinery, a monkey show, photo exhibits, hardware ads, furniture prices, rag and apprentice wanted notices, skating season push, and local business lines from Goodman Hardware to Chase Sanborn Coffee. Also housing, phonograph sale, and Rohrmann bread pitches interspersed with event dates May 26 through May 31.
Sixty people left this morning for the annual Caledonian picnic to be held in Athena today and tomorrow. The lively Scottish program includes reels sword dances and bagpipe music with prizes for best Highland costume. Addresses by Congressmen Ellis ex Governor Geer and judges Cameron and Lowell headline a schedule of music dancing and athletic events.
A birth notice from Mrs Rope Campbell states a daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Gerald Tuttle formerly of this city now in Deer Park Washington. Mr Tuttle formerly Myrtle Smith of this city and worked at Pendleton drug store before moving to Washington and is now in the drug business at Deer Park.
Dr D C McNabb traveled to Weston on professional business. Mrs Hugh McArthur of Athena visited friends in town. Mr and Mrs W C Reed of Adama were in the city on business yesterday. A Smythe left for Arlington after a brief home visit. G A Lowell delivered an address at the Caledonian picnic in Athena. Ethel Shunden returned to Adama after a brief city visit. Contractor A J Gibson ill with grip. Mrs Ben Thompson of Ontario is here visiting. Sheriff Taylor returned from Salem via Portland and Knights of Pythias convention. L M Watrus came from Cambridge Idaho farming 200 acres of alfalfa. formerly from Adams. Watrus’ home was Adams. Conductor W H Kelsay of the Portland-Pendleton run is home ill on South Thompson. Attorney J H Lawrey returned from La Grande after business and visiting the Odd Fellows grand lodge. J J Toles, formerly of the Umatilla reservation, now in Claresholm Alberta, says he may return to Timatillin county. Rev Victor Dorris left for Heppner to deliver the commencement address. will return for Sunday services. Edith Randall of The Dalles stopped to visit Rev Warner and Prof Landers. returning from La Grande Rebekah lodge meeting.
Lon Knotts named deputy sheep inspector for Umatilla County joining two existing inspectors. A third member is to assist in dipping sheep before mountain shepherding. Last Services Next Sunday. Thompson Street M E church holds farewell services May 24 prior to June 2 dedication of new building, to be used for regular services. Rev. Tallman and Rev. Warner lead morning and evening services. Harney County carpenter Hodder returns to move family to new home in interior. 75 homestead entries last month in Burne land office. Star theater unveils strong program with two performances nightly and matinee tomorrow. Marriage license issued to Cloyd Leach and Ada Greybill. Francis Bontfor receives patent for 160 acres Indian land. St Yukio McCastin, 6, sent to reform school for forging checks.
An aged newspaper advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments including inflammation backache spinal weakness and related symptoms. The blind copy highlights benefits for ailments peculiar to women and asserts broad domestic and regional appeal across cost and country markets.
City council plans an ordinance after a supreme court ruling to call an election on or before July 1. The measure aims to let voters decide on proposed city charter changes. The ruling grants the city broad power to regulate improvements, enabling an election within 30 days.
In San Francisco on May 24 progress was made toward selecting a Schmitz jury with three jurors passed by both sides before noon. Attendance included several women, and officials expect a complete jury by Monday morning with witnesses notified. The city council did not hold a special meeting last night due to insufficient time to draft the ordinance per the court decision.
The fragment warns that ointments with mercury can destroy an organism when taken internally or absorbed through mucous membranes. It notes that Scatarrn Do contains no mercury and is taken internally. It mentions Ohio and F. 2 and briefly references constipation remedies Pree Pills.
A photographic gallery announces a summer window for first-class photographs ending June 15 to finish before the gallery closes from July 1 to October 1. Cc. Wheeler.
The Evening Telegram lauds Kathleen Lawler for a planned city singing engagement at the Eagles carnival next week. It notes her voice as delightful, clear, and strong during the Silver Jubilee services for Archbishop Christie, particularly in the Kyrie.
Notice invites all indebted parties to settle at Robert Forster's office within 30 days. Ad appears in The Fort Oregonian with details of a baseball game between The Dalles and Pendleton on May 34 and May 9 at 8. The item summarizes a local notices page and sports alert from May dates.
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