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About Eagle Valley news. (Richland, Or.) 191?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1918)
AtLET NEWS A vt IjPj Volume 7, no. 2 RICHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, L918 $2.00 A YEAR FREDERICK R WILSON Physician and Surgeon Richland, :-i Oregon Night 'phone; onu long ring on all lines. bay 'phone call central office. MUTUAL CREAMERY CO. MJYKIW 01' Cream, Milk and Eggs R. M. Kirk, Raflhlont Manager RICHLAND - - OREGON W. E. BAIRD FUNERAL DIRECTOR LICENSED EMBALMER Cftket nml Muoudii ot All Alirnjt In tftiitk KIC1II.ANIJ, OltKOOK riiuno: Two (liortst, Oncj lon &fj Rogers Bauer's, Popular Hotel NEW MODERN CLEAN Uii'ler Direct Supervision of Thd Owner POPULAR PRICES Kpuclnl ItrituH to IVnnniifiit Giicnta Jrvine Lodge No. 86 Knights of Pythias . aiL'ot ovory w cunoniuy nluiit in t lift r Custlo Hull In Ufblilitml, OreijoU. Visit lug lirothera iniuli' uulcouio. li. It. MASrliHSON, 0.0. W. t KAI.HY, IC. of U. & ft. W. Ri USHER I Notary Public Conveyancer o . . Olllco, Si'coml nml Vnlnut,Stn. Oppoiilto Chrlntlitu Chtiroli 2 C. E. THORP Notary Public All kinds of legal blanki on band Your patronage solicited W. H. SfRAYER 1 Attorney at Law fourth Floor Sommers 'Building Baker; Oregon 0. r:.ti6JiVji$ A 'I'TAIl NlflV M I Ml .'I ... ,.'. 1 "H iloinmor Bldgi linker, Orogon THE DRIVE ENDS Tho drive for tho United War Work Fund closed last evening and it Ib confidently expected that Eagle Valley mado Rood and raised its quota of $2250, but as some of the solicitors have not yet turned in their receipt books the total cannot be given ut this time. , Now Bridge raised her sharo in a short litno and a glance at the list below shows that the people of that district gave to the limit. The other districts of the Valley wore slow to respond and it has taken a lot of hard work to ac complfsh what has been done. Herewith is Riven the list avail able up to last evening; we will give the remainder in our next issue. It will be noticed that some names appear more than once they gavo and gave again. 520.00 J Al Johnson WBCooper ' f WLovcIlGover EEHoIman NEW BRIDGE DISTRICT $25 GWJanes WCJasper JCBowcn WEMartin JNIIolcomb and wife $15 WESummcra ChcstcrJMason JWCdrnahan Williams Bros. .$10 flU'l..!.!.. nillrt-l.li niraiooay lwwarr. ParleyGDowns MHMufvahiil JoelSharp CSSummers J II Arthur Barney Eidson MDSimonis JackJomeson Floyd Mason"" $( WPWilliamd AFCIark HLZeiglcr GeoAfliby Sam Buxton OAGover NNGravcn GeoWAdams Frankllatt HTBabcock EEBorihg John J Vernon UayGraven F'nkJ Thompson UC Bland RobertCbhnnll RoscbeJasper Jos.-Moorehead DARinard GeorgeBiltgen JohnBurnside Sherman Dufur AlrsDoeRictfards WFThompson JesseSchult$ LloydCob'e DLRogerd John Blue $3.75 $3- . .. . PosyJohnsofi $2.50 RbbtCoble JoeButllley Ge0.Gu.v9r , AJPcrklnd . KarlBabcoclt ;MerlcSimonis Wlllllollnnd $2 f Good raven' QTHolcomb EGraven ,, Floyd Mason' AGorderi Mrs: Landreth $1.50 Riqjiland, Sunny Side, Ple'jisi ant Kicijje and uaiy creek . $35.00 Thos. Soigol . J Sunny Side School - , $25.0(1 GeoBSaujidors IN Young..' 4j CWBrooks... Sass & Schnau WTBonnohoft JohnMcLcod GM Moody Hatelpy&Stout PaulKnoblauch LCIIolman $15,00 John Densicy DnoFIIurr Eaglo Valley State Bank IVfAllen : 'CowanGo.vet' Mr and Mrs J MChae, $11.00 Wm Haunders f $ip:oo Chet Evans MrsJuh'aTolley WPDavis MHMtilkey EdUitch vNbEThorp & wife CEBarbor 3ohnFraser Mr and Mrs Peter Sags Mr and Mrs John Perry . . .A 'joiinl lynn ObieSimonis Mr Kane ! i CEwir.g Dick.Coger JimThompson GHHall MrsWJDensley Ri'beccaE Cover RudolphGuyer EEAugdstus Sumr.crWoods EliJStanchiu RobtBlalock HenrySass JolmChapman FrndSimonis LLSi moms EdCarnahan ItWShirley WAVVhitten ClarenceWallaco Frank Clarkb and wife .$&.'00 Mr and Mrs P T-Wyatt $7.50 Orla Howell $7fD0 Lynn Hoi comb ' Bcssi eQu i m by GWEvans $0.65 J .., ?6jO MrslNYountr'' 6.00' IChandler OdieBennett CliffordEngui FloydBove DWJones and family CGMason WKUnher RoyUep NBAshcraft JoeHaitley CJSteelman BenCarter MrsJOTuttle Mr and Mrs Allan Binheimer JosephGibbon Marie Hall LeslieSharp JJFergusori GedJacobs MrsCDChase JamesCooper StellaSimonis LeeSimonis- , Dan Brad ford GCTaylor FredSaunderS EarlMastfcrson WGSaunders WCRoIey Hazel Bllerr WJDcnsley OscarKendall FrankHigh BBAloxander )VinterW right plapsMavo MrsValt.CundifT MrsDanGover EdCates HPSwisher JohnBennehoff Mr and Urs D W Allen WmWyatt JWCampbell ChasLec RDWoods JamesElliott CJDuffey- MrsCJDulTey DrWilson SumnerWoods John Knave MrsLLHolcomb JLStone JoaephineAyres MrsVUsher MrsCVOwens . HJHaskins Mr and Mrs J O Stickney LHWoods RubyMcCraw IIMShoemaker WniFarlcy JMBoyer FredGoVer Frank Bradford JRMcCraw ' BGoopo'r JSCropp MrsGAHoovdr MaryMasterson EHRlasterson JamesGorden , JPHalley .f4.00 Mr and Jvlrs J Roscoo Lee EdBaird , . $3.50 ClaylonSimonis WmBettner Charles Elliott CurtisBrown Sam Buxton Hazel BHerr RMBetts CCShelto'ii , JnoWPatteriiori SAMcDowell iAESimonis L'awrdncdDcVrlc'k $3.00 , , . GeoMartiri SamBrowh Mr anrLMrs J E Wallaco JamasEngum $2.C0 MBennett MrsMyrtleltirby WEBarber Lela'ndThompsoh MrsEdBaird DanGover Roscoefasper , MrsWlnlcrWright $2.00. RSAllen LillieSaUnders RMKirk Jack Vernon Mr and Mrs' Ed Derrick OpalRobinson Hazel Robinson EugeneSullivan MrsAlfredBarber AFHill" . VVFKing EEBurgan VNicolesc.uo EdwinHall $1.75 Mr and Mrs Eagle Chandler .. $1.50. MableChanfller. MrsJAKirby LloydCbahdler ConradVVilson JAKirb'y - ESmitfi $1.25, Wm Kirby and children' MrsMJSimonis J S1.00 WinnifredSimonis Ruby Gentry NoraMoody HomerLaam HRMasterson Mrs ML Ferguson MabelSaunders JoeKer.dall " WA&WHHolmes HCDerrick . OrsonThompspn DelbertThom'ugpQ, LouisForsca'' CJShaver MrsWmMcDowell EdSirhbnis THANKSGIVING DAY What shall We in Eagle Valley do this ThanKSgiving Day? Only another week and our National Thanksgiving Day will be here. Shall we celebrate it in the-ppirit that we should at this,', the most momentous hoBr of our nation's history? Since the founding of this na tion we have always had many reasons for the observance of a Especial day of Thanksgiving, and since the first day the people of, our nation were called together for a thanksgiving service there have been many to respond to the' call year by year, but never be fore were there so many hearts devoutly thankful to Almighty Gcd'.forall blessipgs and benefits; Why not all oUr citizens co operate with the churches in a grand union Thanksgiving service next Thursday, Nov. 28th? An, hour could be set that would be convenient to alh a suitable pro gram arranged, and we are con fident that the meeting would' re sult in much benefit. MrsJ J McDowell 00 Cents Dick Stokes 50 Cents JosephEyaus OACorson HVMulllken MrsMartinOl3on Former Eagle Valley Resident a Victim of Influenza A letter from Mr. F. E. Herr to Rsv. J. M. Johnson, dated Pt. Richmond, Calif., Nov. 10. 1918, says in part ; Elvie was called at a p. m. this evening. She was taken down with the influenza oh Nov, 1st; complications set in after the birth of her baby girl, which were the immediate Cause of her death Elvie was married to Mr.(J. J. Daley on Nov. 12th, 1917, at Tonapab, Nevada. She will be buried at Oakland, Calif. She was born at LaGrande, Ore., on Sept. 21st, 1893. She was living in Oakland until, she was taken stek when she came out here. We are really a suburb of Oakland The children always called Eagle Vailcy their home. "Elvie died as she had lived a devoted Christian. , "Mrs Herr was taken .down with the influenza on the 2nd of this month; she is in bed yet but Is improving." Many residents of Eaglet Valley hold, -this family in very kind re membrance and wjll isympathizo with t)iem sincerely In this hour of boreavement. , Outing flannel night-gowns and pajamas at Saunders Bro's, ad Five Irrigation Projects Under Way in' Baker County The building'qF five irrigation, projects that are now being, or ganized; jby ' HcGg Tw'eed,: County AgricuIturatAgent, will be a great boon tti Baker count. The building of these projects at this time will be fitting with the epding of the war when thous-, ands of soldiers will return to civil lite, besides the many that are engaged in war work. The projects that are now in. process "of 'organization are the, Sparta district which has 14,000, acrs; Durkee-Br.dgeport district 6000 acres; Northfork district 4000 acres; tfhity district 8000 acres; Medical Springs 4500 acres. The productive farm values of the county -will . be increased by. $2,737,500 and annual farm pro ducts will be a half million more., In addition to the five above mentioned, another project is be ing worked out that will reclaim, several thousand acres, of land; adjoining Eagle Valley on the :nort!ieast. ;" The Sparta Irrigation District will be acted upon by the. County Court in the December term. Church Services Resumed , Unless there isi. further devel-c opment of the influenza this week; the regular services wjll open as formerly. . . Prayer meeting at the Metho dist church in Richland on Wed-? nesday eve, and- in the Saints church at New Bridge on Thurs day eve, at 7:00 o'clock. Sunday Services: . c SUnday School in both places at 10 a ,m. , ; . , , f Preaching in Richland at It a. m. and -7:S0 p,-m,. - 5 Preaching at Now Bridge at 8 o'clock p m." '.- ! t Epworth)Leagu-atG:30pi m,) J, M. Johnson, Pastor,