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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1917
Page
2
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Mothers are urged to buy early for best selection of girls dresses in May styles. Tiny smocked dresses and high waisted Dutch effects suit ages 6 to 14. Colors range white pink blue in solid, plaid, and striped fabrics. Materials include sheer lawns ginghams chambray percale repp galatea Palmer cloth. Prices from 8 cents to 2.95 dollars.
Misnews Pennick of Portland visited Stanfield for Harold’s fifth birthday. Mrs Reeves hosted a country home party with mothers and children including Everette, Florence Severance, Gwen Staart, Perrin, and Meevee. After games, cake with five candies delighted guests.
John FE Peters of The Dalles and Wn DD Newton of Lelington visited on respective days. Dr Alexander Reid spent several days in Portland. Mr and Mrs Hester Barney celebrate the arrival of a ten pound boy at their home.
May 24 Portland. Frank J. Medicon, a Umatilla Indian, and Bi Northern of Madison visited the recruiting station seeking enlistment in the U.S. Army. Norris faced employment issues, Madison failed to work, and Madison allegedly stole a suitcase which was pawned. Medicon testified in court and will extend the next bond date in the case.
May 24 notes include Nora Peterarny visiting with sister Mrs Harrer in Willows and Mrs Frenk Payne staying in Hermiston. Mr and Mrs Spinhing resign from city council. Mrs Helen Duncan elected to fill seat. City council appoints a new committee to oversee ferries on the road project near the city. Mr and Mrs Spinhing and Mrs Arth—er Spinhing plan to Pendleton Tuesday.
Mrs W H Switsler came back from Portland Tuesday. Mrs Anna Connell departs for Portland Wednesday to live with her son T M Williamson of Spokane, at the Motel Duncan.
Fragmentary text shows a rush organization of an engineer regiment with General W M Niack as chief of engineers. It mentions assisting in directing nine engineering projects and a request to designate a city location, with implications of a parade or ceremony and a planned presence by 74 people.
Neighbors and friends attend one of the largest funerals in Umagine for H. H. Wellman. He died after paralysis and leaves a large family across multiple cities. Relatives, judges, and ministers attend. a Presbyterian church service precedes burial at a Walla Walla cemetery.
The defendant admitted poisoning his mother in law Mrs Peek and plotted against Millie his wife to gain her share of the Pook estate. He claimed the death sentence must be carried out unless legal intervention or executive clemency by Gov Whitman is exercised. He also confessed patronizing his father-in-law Walter Lee.
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