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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
6
Pendleton items report Emmet Honl and others recovering from illness, a sand loading incident, travel of bank officials and soldiers through town, a new building permit for a bungalow on Matlock and Paley streets, vacation plans of local post office staff, wheat inspection continuing for seed certification, a weekly band concert tonight, and Miss Ethel Wirth leaving St Anthony's Hospital after appendicitis surgery.
Chen McCoy joins Tallman’s Drug Store after honorable discharge from the Navy Medical Corps. He will work in the pharmacy department. La Grande considers installing a large river centrifuge pump to secure water, arranging rights with owners, negotiating with Palmer Lumber Co for two pumps, and using auxiliary plant with chlorination tanks to supply La Grande.
Snow Dayton real estate dealers announce they have sole occupancy of their Euat Court Street office and will make improvements to better equip them for business. The modern offices will feature more speed wind and additional fixtures planned.
Two fire limit alteration permits were approved after fire committee review. One permit covers 5000 dollars for J C Penney store repairs at the Smith Crawford building. The other, for an amount not stated, goes to Botomtate for a new front and floor work at Fragler’s bookstore, work largely complete.
Comenant Contractor to Lear 8 Rigo had run concrete brick and stone work in Pendleton for eight years with partner Carlo Colalanni. They sold out their Pendleton business and, after a visit with relatives in San Francisco, plan to relocate to a California city with their four children.
Will attend hearings of the Columbia Fusion rate case before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Harrah, former Farmers' Union Grain Agency vice president, left for Portland. may visit the coast afterward. He was delayed by tonsillitis.
J. P. Caldwell, head of the city band at La Grande, is expected to attend the local band's practice next Tuesday evening to try directing. Caldwell is a well known musician and may take on leadership duties if conditions allow.
Earl Sawyer, acting band leader since C. Breach resigned, asks for a new director as he cannot devote required time or effort to running the organization. Motor trip to Canada noted. Mr and Mrs W T Rigby and Mrs M A Rigby depart for Calgary then Yellowstine Park, likely away a month from Pen. Weton.
Mr and Mrs B J Hegeman of 609 Raley Street will leave at 1 15 Friday for an old home prayer event.
In Brookings, South Dakota, the case surrounding the Mines of Mr. Hegeman's sister prompts an afternoon move from their former residence. Hegeman, once employed by Blydenstein Min Co, has completed the company’s closing affairs and plans departures for an undetermined period.
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