East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-23
FROM ALBA
AND UKIAH UNITED
AT DOUBLE WEDDING
CEREMONY TAKES PLACE IN
PENDI.ETON - ALL ARE
POPULAR PEOPLE.
Dance and Basket supper Planned
for Friday Evening at Home of
Joe Zippcr-New Furnace Is Plac-
ei in school House-Temperature
Reaches Zero Mt Ukiah.
Especial Correspondence

| SANA<NAAa Nl6's NOV, 3G,-A double
wedding occurred in Pendletoa We'd
nesday the contracting parties being
from ukiah and Alba, when Tom
Ledgerwood AID Mabel Dern and Ed
Ledgerwood and Clara Morris were
united in marriage. All are well
known and popular young people in
| this community.
There will be a dance and basket
s'Nner at tho home Of Joe Zipper
Friday night.
], D. Kirk is on the sick list with
da grippe,
From the number of turkeys and
geese around town there will be
Thanksgiving dinners in many of the
homes
Mr., Ewing father of Mrs. Hynd.
leaves for Portland in response to a
message that his daughter there is
seriously ill.,
DR., De Vaul was called to Alba
Monday night to attend Mrs. Reburg
who was seriously ILL.,
Mr. Fisher of Alba who was seri-
| ously hurt by a horse some time
Stree, is now able to be around His
recovery is slow, owing to his ad-
vanced years.
Arthur Footer has purchased the
| UtterbacK farm from Mr. Utterbach
of Pilot Rock
Mr.. Ewing was in Ukiah Tuesday
from the Hynd ranch.
The school board has had a new
furnace put in the primary roor1 OF
the school here within the last Jew
days, Leslie Doolittle doing the work
One was placed in the main room
last yeas, and now the scaool build
ing can be made perfectly comfort
able.
John Carter of La Grande passed
through Ukiah Wednesday morning
on his way horne from Pendteton
John Doyle of Hidaway vas in
town Thursday on business.
A Thanksgiving dance will be Civ
en- at the Kirk hall Thanksgiving
night
Mrs, A. Mckenzie is i'll at he- home
in Ukiah.
Henry Lazinka returned to Uklah
Monday looking after his interests
here.
Frank Simpson has built a house
on his homestead and has taken up
his residence trere.
| Antoine Echee.s returned tc Ukiah
a few days ago 10 i've on hi home
stead.
j. w. Sturdivant e.! d son CIlyG.
left for Pendletou Wednesday NOM
Ing. Mr.. Sturdivant goes to have his
eTes treated.
Leslie Doolittle is in Ukiah again
fol few days on business.
Elder Rippey visited at the Hynd
Imch Thursday.
The temperature went down to
he zero point las Friday night AMI
sleighs have taken the place of Wa.
gons for time.
]. H. Utterback of Pilot Rock,
came in Monday evening with a load
of freight for the Ukiah Mercantile
Co.
r. G. Clark and Lloyd Clark left
Sunday for Pilot Rock with a bunch
of beef cattle.
The Adventists meetings have clos
e. and the t,nls pulled DIVA and
shipped back to College Place.
Misses Vesta and Irene Kirk have
gone to Bridge creek to spend yaoa-
ton week with their sister Mrs.
Chilson.
Ed Banks passed through Ukiah
Monday en- route to Pendleton with
his wife, who goes to get medical
treatment --
R. G. Moore left for Pendleton|
/ Monday for freight
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Ledgerwood re-
turned from Pendleton Thursday.
The United Artisans met Wednes-
day night at their regular meeting
and after the transaction of business
a royal time was had by all Supper
was prepared by the committee and
! served in five courses, after which
games and dancing were INDUCED in
till midnight.
Charley Lorenz and wife are both
reported III at their home near
Ukiah.
Mrs r. c. Clark received word
from her son, Luther Hughes for
merly Of Ukiah, but now in Califor-
MIA, Of the birth Of a son on Noyem-
Der 10.
William Warden returned Wednes
day after an absence Of a month Vis-
iting with relatives
VIII Mclaughlin and son Of Alba,
rnre in ITkiah Thnrsdav On hneiness