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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1903
Page
5
An assorted jumble of shop ads and notices lists offerings from Teatach's See Sharp for wallpaper and slippers to Martins fruit daily. It mentions Nealmanns and Gratz’s chowder and a piano dealer Inland Empire Piano House. Also notes about Hartwell relatives and a card of thanks for the death of a relative.
The carnival queen contest heats up with merchants backing favorites and voters pouring in. Miss Blanche Shull leads by ten votes while Miss Nellie McMullen, Miss Edna Thompson, and Miss Maude Sheridan remain in play. Stella Alexander and Mrs Wesley Matlock retire from the race, leaving a shifting field and rising interest in the stock exhibit and county stock inquiries.
W H Ferguson of Adame Wie was a business visitor in the city last evening. Mrs Jennie Morrison of Arlington was the guest of Pendleton leaders yesterday. Mrs Proet of Baker City and her son were city guests yesterday. Edna Catching visits relatives in Portland for vacation. Ron Dunn of Wallace Idaho, prosecuting attorney of Shoshone County, was in the city yesterday. Mrs E C Callender of Portland returned home after a visit with friends. Mrs Dennie Bates, formerly Miss Jordan of this city, now in Modford, is visiting Miss Ethel Thompson of Ye city. Mrs N S Freeland of Gillah Wash visited friends yesterday en route home from a county interior trip. J A Gatleray left for Portland to transact business. Judge Ballevay will visit ex-Governor W P Lord in Salem. The Reverend B F Harper, Presbyterian missionary, passed through last night after a trip to Eleina Grande Observer. Colonel Brengel spoke powerfully at a Salvation Army meeting at the Methodist church last night. Ensign Mabee impressed as a singer. A second meeting is planned this evening at the same time and place. The Shields' attractions will be shown tonight in the open air near the settled on and warm weather. the show continues as weather permits.
A Leesville Indiana man endured asthma attacks while family feared death yet claims Dr King’s New Discovery cured him. He touts relief from consumption pneumonia bronchitis coughs colds and grip and urges a trial bottle from Tallman & Co’s drug store with a guaranteed betters soc and $1.00 offer.
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