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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1904
Page
5
An array of outlining fashion items and promotions appears, touting long overcoats and paletots for discerning men, Lee Teutsch’s department store offerings, Roosevelt’s hats, Roosevel t’s shoes, and related accessories. The ad copy mentions discounts, stock movements, and upcoming sales, with references to local shops and daily offerings.
A chain of brief notices records Mrs C E Roosevelt being unable to go out, several residents traveling north and visiting relatives, and local business and professional activity. Names include H Parr, Carlson, Agnes Fletcher, Elizabeth Coyle, Mark F Williams, FE Troutman, C E Troutman, A B Galloway, Kimbrell, W J Campbell, Lyman, Carpenter, Clara Mille, Mills, Dan Sleeth, August Fohrmann, D R Brownell, and others. The items mention visits to Port Townsend, Lewiston, Athena, Cedar Falls, and Moscow, along with survey work, painting, and furniture or safe work for the Bank of the Republic. The infant Francel Willard died of meningitis. funeral at M E church. A local contractor, Koothby Bale, plans work on Dinosway’s Water street property. A testimonial letter from L G Brown, Granger, touts Ely Balm for catarrh with restored speech and hearing.
Additional ticket sale dates added for the World's Pub event by order of the general passenger agent. September 27 28 and 9 now included. The bereaved family Mr and Mrs F Hopman express thanks for acts of kindness after the loss of their son.
Two trained nurses join St Anthony's hospital staff. Miss Mulroy arrives from Chicago and Miss Toole comes from Tacoma. An Eastern Star meeting of Bushee Charter No. 19 is set for 7 30 tomorrow evening by order of the Worthy Matron.
Prunes in Liberty Sunnyside and Rosedale are likely to exceed 30 percent yield with quality rising to an all time high. A Salem Statesman reporter cites expert opinion that price this season remains uncertain as buyers express doubt about valuation. A Missouri college teacher's visit to the area is noted alongside travel plans through Lewiston Spokane and back to Chillicothe.
Hiurt in the Perry Wreck No 2 last Friday at Perry left a mail clerk with a broken arm and a bystander vomiting. He was taken to Portland on the first westbound train. Radley is nephew of W B Hadley. Salvation Army Ensign E Kul in Albany will lead services here until a permanent appointment is filled. Kuhn’s first sermon is planned for the following Sunday at the hall after street services.
An entertainment event is being arranged by the Knight of Pythine for the evening of October 4. A local meeting tonight will finalize details, with John Spilka of Chicago noted for a related matter.
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