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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1919
Page
8
Prohibition and temperance advocates savor a jail in Washington County vacant for four months. Police note this reflects liquor scarcity. The text also mentions temperature variations as beneficial for health, recommending a frequent fall and gradual rise.
Ukiah notes from January 1 to New Year reveal cold weather with subfreezing morning lows. Mrs Mare Lene hospitalized in Pendleton with typhoid. her son Maxwell Lens ill and treated there. Several locals ill with influenza. others travel with cattle to Stanfield for winter feed. Visitors include Mrs Lucinda Frye from Colorado and Sybil Gilliland from Pendleton. Ice over a foot thick. community updates on schools and local movements.
An old time advertisement promises instant relief from nasal congestion and stuffed head due to catarrh. It claims the antiseptic cream penetrates all air passages, soothes inflamed mucous membranes, and clears breathing quickly. Benefit emphasizes no more night breathlessness and headaches.
Local listing markets alfalfa hay priced to sell with favorable terms. Also advertised are wheat ranches and Percheton homes for male buyers, with emphasis on value and easy terms.
Gurdane residents report zero new flu cases as cold weather persists with little snow. Several locals travel for visits and errands, including Brooke Gilliland, J. Frye, Arden Gilliland, and Frank Chapman families. Community members mark New Year’s dinners and routine trips to nearby Pilot Rock and Taos with varying reasons for travel.
Sunday with a load of supplies for Chas Ely. Made McLaughlin, who has been seriously ill with influenza, at Fatpaberizers ranch, is rapidly improving. Chas Ely is starting work again on Ble saw mill and plans to put on a full crew soon. Anthony Corley left for Pilot Rock to live with his daughter, Mrs Charles Manning. Francis Glilfland expects to leave for Ukiah to spend winter with his brother Arden Gliiland and family. Mrs A D Bolin and Ian Lote of Ukiah are visiting Mrs George Bolin for an indefinite time.
Mrs Jennie Raymond Martin wife of Glen Martin and daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond of Pendleton died Saturday the 4th of pneumonia following influenza at the home of her sister Mrs Bosale Reese in Helix and was buried in the local cemetery
In Pendleton Mr and Mrs L Garrett anticipate their son Harrison and three children from Texmen arriving soon. Mrs Harrison Garrett died recently from ailments. Mrs Beckie expects her mother Mrs Bishop today from Lebanon. Abraham Cassy plans a visit to Ashband Tollaha. Mrs Dan Melntyre will spend winter in California. Archie Melntyre returns from Portland. Pendleton residents FR E Geist and Emil Tiamermean visited K and Towler home. Dr J Griswold received a second steel helmet. the first was steel colored with camouflage.
East Oregonian reports a New Year Eve watch party at the depot with popping corn and pull full taffy. Kusell Wilbur returns from Hermiston visit. Mr. and Mrs. R. A Bottcher and Jon Richard plan to move to Walla Walla this week. J. C. Khina, the forest supervisor, is noted.
Duncan residents enjoy skating on Meacham Creek after it reopened for the first time in years. T W Murchison plans to visit Duncan from Summerville this week. Leon Cooper returns from Meacham outing as a kitchen faucet water saver idea gains note.
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