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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1918
Page
3
A morning permit for construction of a sidewalk on East Webb Street was issued. A separate permit granted for a residence at 601 Water Street, with work cost about 176 dollars. The notice references multiple local residents and ongoing civic matters.
Newspaperman Flore and Mr and Mrs J B Small of Baker stop in Pendleton Saturday night. They are motoring toward Sension. K Cranston secretary of the Commercial Association reports a Wisconsin master has been received for a creamery to be built soon, marking a new venture for Pendleton and Cranston.
Astoria officials request information about the Umatilla county organization aiding war drives. The county group is gaining attention across the region as it organizes for the effort.
Sheep trader C. B. Anderson of Fremington travels to Washington today on business. He is accompanied by his son Harry who has joined the Forty Brothers Sheep Company. Anderson Sr. previously managed the Mulhour Land and Livestock Company in Malhear County, Oregon, with Monte Gwinn of Bend, Oregon.
Nine year old Royal Robie, son of a City-Vine road foreman, was struck in the left eye by an arrow during a playful bow and arrow game with friend Hay Barnon. Doctors labored to save the eye as the ball was at risk. an operation may be required. A separate note mentions Lawrence Whitman, Pendleton high school science head, observing a solar eclipse with prepared equipment and a clockwork camera setup.
Robi G. Tweedy of Weaton, a Pensacola county young man serving in the Navy, was injured near Pendleton after a transport was struck by a mine. He had just discharged from the Navy due to injuries and was receiving a three week medical leave. Tweedy stood near the rig when the mine exploded, causing further injuries.
lint ally and he had recovered suff iciently to receive his discharge. Mr. Tweedy's parents Ire at Weston and, after spending a few days with them, he in going to Portland where he will be employed in the shipyards. Bad Taidke Ds Hore, Bad Taidke one of the Tint boys to go to the national army from UCma- Wa county, la here on a vielle today. He is a member of Battery A, Ha Ar tillery. Tene Craig in Jail, Tmane Craig arrested Saturday at He szia being held in Sheriff Taylor's boarding howm charged with break ing in the post office at that place and taking a fet of pennies. Craig i 19 years OM and ie part Indian.
Took this man to Montana. T A Davin, deputy sheriff from Cut Bank, arrived here yesterday and started with Keenholt who has been doing counts jail here for same radars and printed by Montana authorities on a forgery charge.
An article notes that the Ni Security League advises local meetings to show ads in a foreign language and urges conformity when English is understood. It discusses language use in official actions and community briefings.
Harold M. Spooner and Mise Lubita left yesterday for their New York home en route to Sett Lake and other points. They were accompanied to the depot by many friends, as Spooner has been in the area for three years.
Mrs. W. B. Mays hosts Marian Shelby for a month in Pendleton before returning to her Portland home. Miss Spooner resumes teaching at Hawthorne School before also moving. Rey Ritner sends a postcard from France, noting visits to Paris and London and plans to see a major show soon.
Mr and Mrs BK Leng and daughter Mrs G PD Rowe with granddaughter and little grandson Edith and Donald Laing traveled this morning to Portland for a visit with relatives and friends.
Bel Aire paper spots Gwe Som 87 Nephews Abrool and Mrs D A McFreath as relatives of W M McBeath noting two sons in Allied forces in France. Lieut Harry McBeath with Canadians and Kenneth McBeath in France with US Signal Corps. Most nephews in Canadian forces, many commissioned as lieutenants or captains. Family home is Bolingham Washington. W M Medlwath worked as painter for Murphy Bros, now on Ahanikte branch. Mrs Alo Heath recently hospitalized after a breakdown.
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