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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1903
Page
5
A jumble of storefront notices, rentals, sales, and employments appears with Rockwell style promotions. Teutsch and Gratz advertise shoes, lodging houses, and fresh fruit while Martin and the Boston Store push closeout sales. Pianos, furniture, and carriages for sale supplement job wanted notices and rental offers across Main and Cottonwood streets.
Personal mentions list residents and visitors in the city from Athena Weston Walla Walla Adams Ukiah La Grande and Albany including W D Chamberlain M A Ferguson Will Peterson Nellie Cameron Lena Coy Lib lam Coy Jack Brown and others with notes on brief visits business trips and a final note about The Peoples Warehouse Christmas prize series.
The closing out sale at the Heston store for dry foods draws a large crowd since Thursday morning with shoppers praising the extremely low prices. The sale continues until the entire dry goods department is cleared and customers who bought cloaks and jackets say they are saving enough to feel pleased. The Boston store proprietor urges patience while shoppers await service and promises satisfaction after savings are tallied.
Second annual meeting of the Oregon Irrigation Association will be in Pendleton November 9 and 10. Washington Teachers' Association meets in Tacoma December 28 to 30. Washington Sportsmen's Association gathering in Seattle October 26 to 31. Lewiston gun journey slated for November 4 to 6. Umatilla County Teachers Institute set for Weston November 4 and 6. William Parker, ex Western Union operator, leaves for Astoria to join the Western Union office. G M Taylor from Astoria will fill his Lewiston position.
Flavoring extracts and spices are judged coarse or weak, while Schilling’s Best are praised as fine and strong as nature affords. The remark notes a wealthy or well-funded moneytrack as a contrast.
The Oregon Federation of Women’s Clubs will hold a board meeting in Pendleton next week with state president Mrs T T Geer attending the Irrigation convention. A special meeting Wednesday afternoon November 1 at Mrs C B Wade’s home will mark Federation Day with all club women invited to meet the new state officers and committee chairs.
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