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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1920
Page
8
Pendleton issues a permit to relocate a dwelling to Pine Wiveot for 60 dollars and other county items include bid delays for the Bank of Echo building, X Ray equipment upgrades, a lawsuit dismissal, airplane forest patrol funds approved, and tax collection figures with a grace period ending April 6.
A letter received today by Judge Thomas FitzGerald from Mrs. Annie A. Wickersham of Walla Walla requests information on the whereabouts of William Warren. The missive notes that the East Oregonian had reported on their location and status.
The Lantern, Pendleton High School official publication, released yesterday. It features pictures of the cadet corps officers including King Simpson and notes the paper officially recognizes the Gift of Gab, a mystery.
Two marriage licenses were issued yesterday and today. Adolf Majorke and Mistrieda Kurth of Echo were licensed yesterday afternoon, and William Spence and Miss Ella Kerr of Nolin were licensed today. The Kerr couple married at 11 o clock today by Justice Joe H Parkes with both sets of parents present. Fat Myers Gets Stiff Fine. Ed Myers was arrested on moonshining charges and pled guilty in Portland federal court, fined 500 and jailed six months in Multnomah County jail. trial set for Monday, March 29.
Eastern Oregon stock feeders backed the millage tax measure for higher education at the La Grande convention held Thursday and Friday. Rep stockmen from the region attended and voiced support. Fred Bennion, county agent, returned today after attending.
Eleven men received Royal Arch degrees at the Masonic lodge with the event starting at 1 oclock on Friday. A supper followed at 6:20. Names of those who took the degree include BR. J. Cresswell W. L. Creswell CL. Rooney FR. MM Thomasn John T. Hale J. W. Fart Floyd F. Pinkerton of Athena Glen bk Storia Il 4&4 MocClintock Fred Donert and Cecil Cole.
Remodeling of the Mexanden annex to house the men s clothing department after May 1 began today. The interior will be renewed and decorated. Gina for the new front has arrived in Pendleton. Hardwood fixtures ordered in January 11 from the factory are due in April. No shelves or built in counters. all furniture will be hardwood and of the latest approved type.
Rev. B Gornall pastor leads a group from Portland Eugene and Roseburg on a farm visit across southern Oregon. Team includes Dr. William A Daldo Dr McElveen McPike Rev C E Dunham and Louis F Kellum. Stops listed from Klamath Falls April 6 to Corvallis April 15.
A family trip to Walla Walla brings Dr and Mrs Floyd Croup and infant son Jack to visit Mrs Croups parents Mr and Mrs Drumheller while Mrs Croup and Jack stay a week. In Eagle-Wood Hall a Fondleton high school Junior Prom features pink and blue decor, a grand march led by Mary Clarke and John Simpson, two debutant maids Roberta Morrison and Frances Tonaca, and patronesses including H H Inlow and A C Crews.
Mrs. Douglas Belts hosted a Spimerinktum Club gathering with Dresswillows and clusters of evergreen, Murty yellow chicks, and Easter n motifs. Music, needlework, and a luncheon were shared with Mrs Helte and Mrs A Now.
Land sale notice for 320 acres of wheat land five miles northwest of Touchet Washington. Owner in Pendleton for a few days only, immediate sacrifice. Albin cultivation, rolling terrain. Written bids requested. contact Geo E Kichtner in Pendleton Oregon at phone 227-W. Legal description to be provided.
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