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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1919
Page
8
East Oregonian special section notes residents traveling to Pendleton for visits and business. Citizens from Adams and nearby towns, including Peter McIntyre returning from Camp Lewin, and local families like the McIntyres hosting guests, with school ground leveling and voluntary farm labor ongoing.
Bunford Maine resident Chester B Halnen reports severe run-down nerves and stomach trouble before Vinel restored his health. He credits Vinel with building strength and returning to better well being than in years. Koeppen's Drug Store and druggists promote Vinel as a popular tonic with Bezame Bezema claim.
Dr. H A Schneider dentist, formerly with Dr Farnsworth in Pendleton, will open offices in Grace hospital Pilot Rock. expected ready in about two weeks. locals note February 14 travels and weekend social visits in Pendleton with Grace and Fay Hinkle, and other Pilot Rock residents.
Rieth Oregon Feb 14 Rieth young people organize a social club at Robert English home. Officers elected include Lilly Enation, president. Tenth Hewth, vice president. Robert Bogie, secretary and treasurer. The club plans future meetings and a social event.
G A Blythe spoke on safe operation during the monthly business meeting. The Bieth Pool hall building is being renovated with Fred Peterson to open a modern barber shop and J M Meyers already running a restaurant nearby. Dorothy Jones will reside with Chas Biggerstaft for the summer. HH Hillman learns his four sons are en route home from abroad after service. Mrs A Sanford and daughters plan a visit to Ontario. J M Callison moved to Pen Weton and Mrs Loula Dahm is seriously ill.
Weston, Feb 14. Ernest Walden, a prominent Prescott country farmer, visited Weston at his father John E. Walden's home this week. He left Wednesday morning with his sister Mrs Henry Heamer, whose husband serves with the American Expeditionary Forces in France. Robert Prowdilt, J. M. Price and Sim J. Culley, devoted Imak Walton disciples, also joined a fishing trip downstream.
Lower Walters of the Uniitilia River fished last Sunday for steelhead pat mod. They report making a fair catch.
Mr. Biower, a Froews ter merchant and former manager of the Wi ton Mercantile company, died last Thursday.
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