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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
6
Local dispatches recap visits and arrivals in Pendleton including De C Brownell reporting on residents from Umatilla and nearby areas. Notables mention B L Baker, G C Overholt, and Mrs G W Rugg. Alaska and Portland trips noted, plus American Red Cross work and Milton Honor Guard banquet updates.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Newquiat are visiting Lebanon for two to three weeks at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Z. N. Hellinger. They are accompanied by their granddaughter, Miss Marjorie Sparka.
Improvements are being made at the Pendleton Motor Safes garage on Cattawood street near Water. Partitions are being installed to create a large room for displaying goods handled by the company.
P McLean sold his automobile business to Joseph Lener who arrives from Apo kane. The transfer occurred Monday with no public announcement this morning. Lener has operated in the automobile channel for nine years and understands the business thoroughly.
Everett Carothers a car repairer from Al G Barte eircos was found guilty of larceny and sentenced yesterday to serve from six months to one year in the Walla Walla penitentiary. He was arrested for stealing journals from railway cars.
Sergeant Harry Balcom of Unyatilla County, raised on the Jong farm with his father A Balcom, has progressed in the army at Camp Kearney California. He enlisted in Utah a year ago and completed a year of physical culture training.
On June 20 Moby Umatilla county pioneers announce the 46th annual Oregon Pioneer reunion in Portland. The event features exhibits titled Kloshe Alook-9-Muck REY Wa-Wa and 31-Yu He oe and the annual Cumpfire.
Auctioneer Amon J Miller of Caldwell Idaho holds forth at Durol Henrys Testbarn today on inimitability of boutine farm articles made from Oregon grass oak. Many filmers from the surrounding country attend the median Ital Morneet, owner of the attics, derived from Salem to help with Ube piste.
A traveler from Spokane noted a guided trip in a newly bought SN PP Mebean garage Main tecet. The route via Colfax was in good condition. The trip covered 295 miles with total gasoline use of 10 and a half cannons, averaging 21 and a quarter miles per gallon.
Creewater delegation and Home Guards representatives met with Umatilla County Public Service League executives last evening. Kendall and Major Bishop led the discussion on affiliating their organization with the county league. Plans were made for a joint committee to meet with Freewater officials next Tuesday.
A. J. McAllister named recruiting agent for the Shipping Board to enroll young men in the county for service in the Merchant Marine. He will restore a recruiting station and accept volunteers aged 21 to 35 for training in Washington. The program precedes wartime merchant service and exempts certain categories. Men should report to Mr. McAllister for enrollment.
An unclear late entry notes a gathering at Frepwamwr where a group of over 106 members learned a policy. The document mentions a refusal and urges better guidance at the location, but exact details remain unreadable.
Advertisement asserts Hood s Sarsaparilla and Peptiron cure scrofula and anemia. It describes common symptoms like facial blemishes pale cheeks and weak nerves and promotes a two dose daily regimen, one before meals and one after, claiming the medicines work together to purify the blood.
Three ore workers from California known as ailment and trod, including Steve, faced a moving day in Freewater last weekend. About 990 citizens escorted him to the pond, water cooled him, and the crew shifted, ending with a quiet, orderly departure amid a citywide stance against disruption. In Portland, Pan Smythe, attorney and sheepman, and Royal M. Sawtelle, jeweler, were noted on business visits while Northern Pacific officials visited local offices.
Mrs James Doviin of S07 Jane Street departs on the Northern iacitic today bound for Aukland Wisconsin where she will wish.
Mrs J I Whiting formerly of Pendleton and J F Whiting with family, who had been guests of Mrs E F W Floreen, departed today to return to their home in Portland.
A permit has been issued to Hampton Brothers for the construction of a salevronin on the lava de their garage on Water Street. The anticipated cost of the work is 500.
A permit was filed yesterday by Ki J Hrirke to alter a four room dwelling at 626 Water Street, with details described as extensive and to be completed by July 1. The notice lists miscellaneous artifacts and plans, though descriptions are partially garbled.
Goes Tome for Sedinner Mb Ogi Notgren leaves today for her Vancouver home to spend the summer after finishing the term. Allee Nuemren will direct. Abs reurra in the til.
Mie Melle Gartin daughter of Sire Gartin of this ol y now awaits the call to France after graduating from Bt. Mary's Hospital School in Walla Walla with highest honors on May 5.
Portlander leaves for Pendleton after visiting relatives in Idaho. Mrs Marsh and Mrs Foranon mentioned, with family ties noted.
Fragmentary readable text suggests a scene with Master Edward and a war era event. A woman portrayed as prominent and a man named Thomas Fitt erald appear in a distressed domestic moment. The piece hints at a show and a later home observation of appointments and watering a picture.
Representative Hodgens reports war work proceeding with the Ubedene alignment. The HelL Maka movement continues as a continuation of 240040 to the Umbeille Ned Crit chapter this week. Proceeds from the celebration at Helix Courtilly totaled $200.15 with $2,090 remaining from the Heskett social and mileage contributions.
Ametille County Pall records show 866,104.35 with Miss Grace Glillam credited by the state treasurer for 65,100.85 as tax due from Vimatink county for the first half of the year Urmatiiin county to the second in the state In the amount of tax Twila.
The county sale board met today and authorized sending for Hermiston Hoe and Oates vow and requested $75 be paid for children's plot work. Board members are Lovie Hoduen EE I Dodd Major Lee Moorhouge and the county high?plat efident.
Suffering with a unnamed illness, George Phelps has been ill for several weeks with typhoid like symptoms and will be taken tomorrow to Hot Lake for treatment.
A tentative report describes Mr Green starting his new role at the county office with his father Dr Phelps accompanying him. Higey Dey signs as Street Superintendent and Cullert works at the Seaboot office. The scene notes the official’s first day and a cautious outlook.
Deputy Sherk Mer and J B H Wee of Pree water In In the aity Lloday Air West suffer blood poison in left arm but recover. George Kennedy of La Grands Ja cob H Booker and Jog A Payne of Athena report to the draft board and will leave tonight for Camp Meal Maryland as volunteers brakeman and plan for service in France.
From Washington to Jobson Yam Sum Kin and Stephen Henden of the Nex Feros, two delegates say no plan to sell surplus Umatilla land after allotments. Indian children of Umatilla, Wath Watia or Cavite Dead vinggan await their cases, needing proof. The allotters must respect the preservation to stay informed.
A brief note outlines plans for Faport Gk and film projects at the indeterminate agency. Readership is urged to await official announcements and project details from the organization.
Berlin’s German Gazette notes American forces training in a French camp and questions whether the “fighting-trained Yankee” can hold their own against German troops while fronts shift. The piece also mentions people borrowing trophies to provoke others.
A promotional piece promotes drinking hot water with a dose of phosphate each morning to cleanse the digestive system and purify the blood. It claims this practice will improve skin tone, breath, and general health by removing toxins and indigestible matter, with a focus on liver and kidney cleansing.
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