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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1902
Page
5
The long hip form is the original long hip corset that has set the mode in corset styles. It creates a deep graceful hip curve and transfers strain from the abdomen and chest to the hips and back. Hygienic and advertised as the only corset for new style skirts, with many WB models and a wide assortment of sizes and styles available at our store.
Numerous shops list oysters and seafood specials at Castle Teutsch Gratz and Philippa’s, plus coffee, candy, cigars, wood, and lighting supplies. Notes on labor, toys, sewing machines, and delivery jobs appear with prices and street references. A Royal Arch Masons notice closes the column inviting members to a meeting tomorrow night.
Cattle moved yesterday by C M Grime along the O R and N line to Union Meat Company at Troutdale. No more cattle are sighted for shipment on this line. Plans call for 2600 head of stock sheep to Idaho, bought in Umatilla County by McDonald and Minger, prominent Idaho sheep owners.
Postmaster Livermore states a Washington letter confirms Pendleton will have three carriers for free delivery instead of two. Civil service exams were held last spring and last month. names not yet returned. Recommendations to be wired immediately to avoid delays. December start for free delivery. A substitute carrier will also be appointed to cover for absences.
Miss Daphne Swearingen won the first prize doll with 87.10 votes while Nadyne Blakely took second and Alma Sewell third. Celia Cunningham captured the necklace prize with 64 votes, Gertrude Fite Gerald was close with 57.95 votes. The fair continues through the week and is expected to grow in popularity.
Pendleton and Umatilla county teachers prepare to attend the fourth annual Eastern Division Oregon State Teachers Association convention in La Grande from November 24 to 26. Col F. S. Ivanhoe will give the welcome, with County Superintendent Nowlin to respond. E B Conklin will discuss public aid in school government as city schools close for Thanksgiving week.
Mrs Coral Carey wife of W H Carey died yesterday afternoon at Hotel Pendleton from heart failure. She was 29 with two sons aged four and six. They had moved from Tillamook a week earlier on her doctor’s advice. her illness worsened, and she passed away in the afternoon. The husband took the body to Tillamook for interment under Marcmatecs.
The C A and N Company will sell tickets to Portland and return for 87. The O B R N Company announced special rates of 7 dollars for the round trip for attendees of the Irrigation congress in Portland on the morning of the 18th. Tickets on sale the 17th and valid for return until the 22nd.
Classified notice in a historic newspaper fragment offering rental space at Jacob's Block. Inquiry directed to C. B. Wade for details and arrangement.
A committee of way and means discussed erecting a new Young Men's Club house. No definite action was taken as they search costs, but members believe building and maintaining their own home is the only way to secure adequate quarters and that the new building can and will be erected.
A German sea captain reports a newly risen volcanic island near Tahiti offering a bold chance for enterprising speculators to stake the isle with necessary provisions and commerce at the earliest opportunity amid rising tensions with Uncle Sam over recent events.
Advertises a wide range of soaps including Witch Hazel four bars per box at roc a box. Fancy Castiles priced at 4c and 5c per bar. Genuine Curative Shin Soap at 10c per bar. Other soaps such as Honey Elderberry Turkish Bath White Rosett and Regular 11 box soap at 5c to 6c per bar.
A local vendor advertises statuary and decorative lines described as some of the prettiest in the city. The notice notes items priced around 3.95 and promises to reserve figures and items for customers through the holiday season, inviting selections of statesmen musicians and poets among those available.
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