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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1903
Page
8
Chaos of ads and notices shows Delta commerce surge with cleaners, ready-made shoes, groceries, and furniture offers. Local businesses promote sales, rentals, and piano house openings while soliciting interest in the International Correspondence Schools.
A brief note describes eyeglasses claimed as ideal and scientifically used by professionals. It promotes comfort and accuracy without puzzling readers, suggesting a trusted fit for various wearers.
Clairvoyant Madam Tompson, known for accurate readings, will be at the Gratz rooming house for a few days more. Those seeking a reliable consultation are advised to visit during her stay.
Economical and luxurious Shillings deal advertised with money back promise.
A string of visitors and residents in Pendleton is noted. A. L. Buck of Gresham, Fay Seulemier of Nolin, Joe Carmon of Athena, and W. Steen of Milton travel to Pendleton for business or social calls. Others include Mrs. Nelson Miller of Athena, Mr. and Mrs. Guber of Pilot Rock, J. B. Calderhead returning to Walla Walla, and Bishop-level plans as residents and visitors frequent the city. Local figures attend games, preach, or visit relatives, while Albany dentists plan to locate an office in Pendleton.
Park Theater hosts a crowded program with Miss Dunbar and Miss Mims in The Train to Monro, Mr George Smith as Happy Hooligan, and three colored singers, drawing strong applause. Next week features Patricoio Trio, Cummings and McAllister, La Verne & Co, contortionist Patrick, Provence McAllister songs, and moving tableaux. ticket drawings with prizes announced.
Henry Kopittke serves Pendleton Ice and Cold Storage delivering ice through fall and winter when demand is light. The company contemplates maintaining two teams and drivers, with Kopittke as a trusted friend and future controller of the ice product.
A bargain sale advertises 4000 new residence with water plant and modern improvements, including a chicken house and barn. Options include seven lots with a large house or four lots with a sea house with easy payments, for Pendleton buyers via Bentley Hartman. Best shoe repair at Teulach's.
Mrs Caroline Raff describes how Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription saved her life when health failed. She praises its cures for womanly disease, regularity, and inflammation. The letter notes ongoing use at the German Orphans Home in Detroit and mentions a medical adviser offer with 21 postage stamps for mailing details.
The committee on hotel accommodations seeks names offering rooms for the Pendleton association meeting on Monday and Tuesday. The goal is to secure all available city rooms in advance so guests can be properly cared for. Anyone able to provide a room for those two days should contact committee members Leon Cohen A. E. Roosevelt or J. V. Tallman.
An unsigned testimonial from Sinn Kane of Sinn Kane Wash praises Medical Lake Salt Mfg Co for curing inflammatory rheumatism. The note mentions relief in hands and feet, restored appetite, and improves health, urging interested readers to contact T. W. Bracking at 27 Lew Street about courses from the International Correspondence Schools.
Annfield of Athena, aiding Reverend Warner in Methodist meetings, returned home this morning for Sunday. He plans to return Monday to continue assisting next week with afternoon and evening services.
C. J. Ferguson left this morning for Fold Springs on a hunting trip, traveling alone. The departure marks the start of a personal excursion noted by local residents.
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