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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1918
Page
10
Pendleton items report leaves for Omaha and shipments of wool buyers from Portland. Mrs. T. Gaylin visits from Portland to see her daughter, graduation in Athena draws relatives, and Norman A. Brotherton in transit to Mineola. Local births, a visit to Durango, and a large upcoming Red Crow entertainment plan are noted, along with a trap shooting event and multiple hospital updates.
Announcement from Manager Holt states Hoeort to Open This Week with Saturday and Sunday openings. Breakfast and supper and a buffet lunch will be served tomorrow. Frank Swope died at Eastern Oregon State Hospital from apoplexy at 76. Funeral services at Folsom's at 2:30 tomorrow. Interment in Olney cemetery. Error corrected about grain market. H W Collins listed as Pacific Grain Company representative. Cole and Rinehart are local reps. Thur writes from Pendleton about a possible slacker in Umatilla County and Red Cross auction sale in Pendleton.
A bridge on the railroad between Walla Walla and Camas was burned out delaying No. 6 and other trains. Traffic must use the old C. W. N. line while repairs are made. A man named Clyde Phillips sought Portland entry via Salt Lake City but was rejected for heart reasons.
Attendees from Milton, Robot, Heppner, Kehoe, Walla Walla, Pilot Rock, Pendleton and other towns stayed at local hotels including Motel Pendleton and Hotel St Georg. The group includes Mr and Mrs A Ander, James McGovern, BP Maris, Justiy, Amos, Art Dern, Glen Allen, Roy Homaing, and others who celebrated the Germain victory and now must acknowledge their observance.
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