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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1918
Page
3
Pendleton news notes list Portland visits by Mr and Mrs Hoy T Bishops of Pendleton and Mrs W M Lacey of April, delays for Superintendent Young of Umatilla County schools, a circus coming May 24, and various travels including Indian minister Stephen Huben to Washington. It also covers dairy herd moves, local health and travel updates, naval recruiting notes, and community notices from Pendleton and nearby areas.
Walla Walla men Frank J. MacKonald and R. K. Wallace arrive in Pendleton from Walla Walla and stay at the Hotel Pendleton. Farmer Joseph Bagwell and promoter of A Patentana machinery Mr. Shrotkenya are in town. Dave Nelson returns from business trips to Belem, Portland and Australia with plans to visit Water Works project inspection by Maj. John Vaughan and council members tomorrow for Thorn Hollow water main extension to Chaplish Springs.
The baccalaureate will be held Sunday for the Pendleton High School graduates. RB EK Gornall will be honored in the evening ceremony at the Methodist church. A cordial invitation is extended to the public for the event.
A government bridge project near Mir is nearly finished, with Major Porarhasten stating the work will be completed in about 14 days. The operation remains on track and ready for opening soon.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs George H Bilis at 415 Walnut Street early this morning. H Crommelin of dicen visits his brother KH M Crommelin of the Pendleton Toller. Mrs William Johnson had an appendicitis operation this morning and is recovering. Frank Sloan, former Stanfield resident now running sheep in central Oregon, is visiting town and notes milder winter than in Umatilla county.
May candidate from Umatkile county appears, with several local figures listed as enrolled for military service in France. The draft call seeks 25 men, deadline May 26, with possible further action if recruitment falls short.
Albert L. Mitchell former advertising tree and circulation manager for the Evening Tribune is under arrest in The Dulles on embezzlement charges. He is being held for an officer from the county. Weather notes report light to moderate rainfall and mild temperatures with a 70 degree high and 44 degree low in CAMP TAYLOR Kentucky. May 14 reports warn wives of soldiers about an army windier scam involving telegraph requests for money and misdirection.
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