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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1918
Page
3
Pendleton notes recount cans of travel and visits across Oregon and Idaho. W. McKinney and family visit Freewater while Dore Eldred heads to Wallace Idaho, and David Minne Jett plans Alberta summer. Genial locals include J. J. MacMantor from Pomeroy and Mrs. Perris Johnson visiting from Ashland as area residents prepare for summer movements.
Milton residents in Pendleton yesterday included a group who came for a farewell to Powell Plant and who left for Camp, among them those listed as Milton people in the city notice.
Caynte defeated Thonwan 17 to 42 in a game played at Gibbon yesterday. Fans from Caynte and Thonwan rallied, with both sides showing spirited support and strong attendance.
The Allw theater has agreed to show a two reel film sent by the National Red Cross. In connection with the regular show on today and Wednesday night, it is probable that the program will include the Cross work and related material.
Four Minute men will address local audiences this week at the Alta theater. H. Gwinn speaks Tuesday night, Roy Raley Wednesday, Rev J R Snyder Thursday, and Coates Chambers Saturday. All talks are set for the Alta with evening schedules announced.
A group of friends left yesterday for a fishing excursion and picnic near Bingham Springs. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Herbert Thompson, Dr and Mrs Fearnworth, Mr and Mrs Walter Cresewell, Mr Norman La Fontaine, Miss Edjeh Johnson, Miss Norma Alloway, Dr EO Parker, Cecil Cole, and Fred Lampkin.
Mrs W M Myers and her children from Kansas City Mo visited the home of Mrs William Kraft for a month and left for Ukiah to spend time with Mrs Myers' father H W Wilson. Mrs Myers is a former Pendleton resident who lived here two years. Frank Hayes oversees water extension work.
Senator Barrett arrived home in Portland after several weeks away when Ralph J Palmieri escorted him to the residence of Athena. The report highlights Barrett's travel and the escort arrangement without detailing further context.
Florence I Berkeley has filed a permit to add an extension to her residence at 05 Col lore Street. Work is to be completed by June 4.
Official observer notes for today show a maximum of 76 degrees and a minimum near 4 percent humidity. Winds come from the west at a light pace, with clear skies and modest clouds expected in the afternoon.
Mrs. Waller Adama is expected home tomorrow from an extended stay in Li diana. Her mother Mire Lydia Simona, who accompanied her, will stop in Idaho for two or three weeks before returning to Pendleton.
Mr and Mrs HL Conroy arrived today after a two day business trip to Walla Walla where they own a store. The couple drove to Walla Walla Saturday and left their car there.
A man named John Doe was arrested Saturday night for public intoxication and forfeited his bail, paying ten dollars. He provided a receipt claiming work as a sheep shearer as he was released before dawn.
George Hi Degman contracting agent for the Al G Barnes circuit visited Pendleton on Monday arranging the appearance of the show on Tuesday May 28. The performance is set for the Round-Up grounds.
A group enjoyed yesterday's sunshine including Mr and Mrs C A L Penland and son, Mr and Mrs Raymond Hatch, and Mr and Mrs Charlet Norrie and Linte Ron. The outing is described as a life bunts outing along McLay Creek.
Nes Perce Indian Stephen Ruben fills the pulpit of the Christian Church in Lapwel Maie preaching an interesting sermon en route to Washington D C. Ruben, a minister, was travelling through when he spoke tonight concluding his journey in the state.
Lawlston Howard, an Indian boy about 27, is held in the city jail after stealing a bicycle belonging to Jayme Randolph. Randolph’s daughter Auadey confronted Howard, recovered the bike, and tracked it to a wheat field on the opposite side of the reservation.
Charles Parker of this city was being held by the county district attorney as a complaint charging him with contributing to the delinquency of a minor was to be filed that afternoon. A story says Parker took a young girl to a dance and did not return with her until morning.
Three local boys Austin Ford Frank Eobugh and Er nest Dehnert recently enlisted in the navy and are ordered to report to Hremearton leaving tomorrow over the Northern Pacific. Ford and Enburk attend the high school and Delmert has worked for Bond Bros all are under draft age.
Yesterday's fishing results show most anglers reluctant to share catch counts. So Paum led with 14 fish near 13 inches at Birmingham. Peters reported four fish around 14 inches, with others near 14 1/2 inches. Conductor Gibepon aboard the Pi tet Kook train landed 60 in Meacham creek. Raymond Snyder Horton Circulfeh tallied 32 in Meacham. Mr. Ravn noted miscounts involving Mies instead of preadot.
Nile Pekin rose and polka dot dresses priced from $6.95 to $29.50. Paiste imported organdies with blue pink and white stripes and check details range $3.95 to $7.50. Domesticos and voiles trimmed with fine laces and medallions come in sizes 36 to 52, priced from $4.50 to $8.95.
We showcase the largest knitting yarn selection in Eastern Oregon with colors for sweaters and scarves plus weight options. Mrs Adams offers knitting guidance. Also featured are women’s handbags, purses, and new strap designs, sold with thrift stamp add ons. Soldier kits include towels soap and wash cloth. Cretonnes and curtain patterns offered with made up curtains service.
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