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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1918
Page
6
Mixed news notes from Pendleton list visits departures and travels. Mim Opal Hice visits Stanfield for a week or more while Mrs J B Wheat hosts and Mrs Swearingen leaves for Beattie. Others head for Duncan La Grand Heppner Condon and Walla Walla for business visits and family gatherings.
A party including Wes ley Matlick C G Matlock Dean Shull and Albert Humphrey left today for Des Chutens fishing and will be away a week. J D Wheatley of Mays and Wheatley is in Portland on business stopping at the New Perkins hotel likely returning early next week. F J Scott visits en route to Camp Han cook Ga for further ordnance training. Sergeant J A Aramo of the 14th machine gun company visits Pilot Rock. Kenneth Lee Lane of Freewater enlists as apprentice seaman in the U S navy and departs for Portland with his brother already enlisted.
I F Greenlee arrived from California and will visit Pendleton hosts Mr and Mrs Edward Sempfort for a few days before returning to Yakima Washington. Mrs Greenlee and her sister Mrs Patterson journeyed via Pendleton to Laker to settle their mother’s affairs following her Portland death. A Butter Creek dance tonight raises funds for war relief and Red Cross Y M C A ER of C. battalion sergeant major correction issued for William A Spangler. Verse writer HH BE Allen visited from Stanfield with ties to Hillsboro, contributing to Liberty Loan campaigns. A Commercial Association committee, led by George Baer, proposes submitting a communion government plan to the city with a long list of members.
A. 3. Mitchell died at J. Pp. Balivan 811 Tintin Street last night around five o'clock. Cause of death given as apoplexy. He was 69 and had come to Pendleton from Baker Hospital last September. He had lived with the Sullivan family since then. Funeral arrangements by Brown's undertakers, likely Monday, as contact with relatives is sought.
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