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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1919
Page
2
East Oregonian reports Charles Owens and another Adams youth back home after eighteen months in France. Relatives greet their homecoming as locals share weekend visits at Bingham Springs Athena Pendleton and Walla Walla river outings.
Stanfield notes July 5 report from East Oregonian Special. Don Pruitt of Pendleton visits Mrs Connel lex and Frank in Portland. Fred Bryant of Woodland visits his uncle FB Street. Bryant served 18 months in Rainbow division and spent 105 days at the front. Stanfield vacationers visit Hidaway Springs. many locals and ranch families attend a dairy picnic with talks by R. A. Blanchard and C. L. Smith. Creamery provides 60 gallons of free ice cream. dances close the day with Pendleton music.
In Camas Prairie hay prospects are poor due to extreme heat and lack of rain. Ukiah residents celebrate Independence Week with picnics and events while nearby towns report dry conditions affecting farming. Local residents Perry Simpson and Sturdivant report travel for supplies and farm work as others visit Pendleton and Lone Creek.
A remarkable set of World War I images and views will be shown at Chania courtesy of Henry M. Poor, expert photographer of Underwood & Underwood. The exhibit includes the last days of the American offensive, Yankee troops crossing the Rhine, German city occupations, and President Wilson in France, with Poor’s lecture praised by Eastern papers.
Through Ukiah on Monday night passed a number of visitors headed to summer locations. Miss Mary Loomis of Centralia Whthington stayed with Mrs Agnes Mettle near Ukiah. Willie Moore of Pendleton came for a visit with Rojas Uvea. Clarence Daley, stationed at Fravier Station, was in town for supper and noted dry ranges and fire watch. Mr and Mrs Wesley Slaughter Jett traveled from Pendleton returning to Topalar TH Hocker visited Ukiah for creamery work then headed home to La Grande. R G Clark and Lloyd Lloyd made a business trip to Pendleton, George Caldwell of Stanfield visited, Jim Kinder of Reed bought harvest machinery.
Lile Deeney of Galena drove to Pilot Rock with a hundred head of cattle. Will Hinton of Renee was in town Wednesday night from a business trip to Mendleton. Tourists pass daily through town en route to mountain resorts. Mr and Mrs O D Rilke spent July 4th at Bridge Creek with their daughter Mirethikton. Fort Dirk of Atha, recently honorably discharged, returned home Wednesday evening after service.
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