East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-09
RAIN LAST WEEK IS
HAILED WITH GLEE
BY UKIAH FARMERS
STILL TOO DRY To PLOW But
SOME SEEDING HAS AL
READY BEEN DONE.
United Artisans Plan to Meet Twice a
Month During the Winter-Warren
Gibbs is Building House on his
Homestead-Ed Ingram Has Shout
dor nislOCated.
Especial Correspondence,

ACHtNA0A NbAANskNAlhNAANSsf
UKIAH. Ore, Nov. "A splendid
rain fell on Friday much to the de.
light Of the farmers as it is still toe
dry to plow. Some seeding has been
done on the stubble and summerfal'
low ground and the rain will start IL
nicely.
The United Artisans met Wednes-
day night at their regular meeting
and decided to meet from now OF
during the winter twice a month
Refreshments will be served at the
next meeting, Nov. II, to the mem
bers only.
Fred Grooms, forester of Dale, was
in Ukiah on business Friday,
Warren Gibbs clerk for the Ukiat
Mercantile Co., has located a home
stead and is having house built and
a we'll dug on it.
The infant son of Mr., and Mrs. ]
Hilbert is reported i'll.
Ed Ingram had his shoulder thrown
out of place saturday evening, wher
he was handling a span of colts, Dr
Devaul was called to set the dislo'
Gated shoulder,
Sherman Hale is i'll at his home
one mile from Nkiah.
Rev. Charles Higgins and daugh'
ter of Ukiah left for Milton Saturday
to make it their future home.
Alex Mckenzie moved his family
to town Monday. They will move in
to the house vacated by Mr Higgins
Harry Huston and c. N. Mercy
nolds killed another deer Sunday th'
last day of the open season.
Mrs. Barrett returned from Hoo'
River last week. She was called
there to be at the bedside of her sis
ter who was seriously i'll.
]. D. Kirk returned Sunday nigh
from a two weeks hunt and returned
empty handed.
Mrs. George Kennedy returned Mon
day evening from a months visit il
California. While there she visite,
the San Francisco fair and also visit
ed at Los Angeles. Sacramento anC
Portland on her return.
R. G. Clark left Wednesday for tn
Bogard ranch near Galena with
bunch of his cattle to winter then
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Chilson lef
for Mrs. Chilson's homestead Tues
day.
Bert Martin killed another BIZ
deer last sunday giving him the linn
it for the open season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield and Mrs
Hicks of Hidaway were in Ukial
Tuesday on business.
F. R. Laurance merchant of Ukial
returned Tuesday evening after
ten days outing with William Allisol
at Oriental.
Mrs, Birdie Ramey Of Bridge Creel
was in Ukiah Tuesday visitin
friends.
Fayette Mettie was in Ukiah FRIDAY
from his homestead for supplies.
Vaughn Finch and Mr.. DAILY, car
penters, are building a bungalow fol
Bert Andrus.
Mr.. Prater painter and pape
hanger. went to Bridge creek las
week to paint and paper Ed Thrash
ers new house.
Quite an interest is being taken il
the tent meetings and a good audi
ence is present each night and man!
are coming in from the country t.
hear Elder Rippey and Mr.. Munro,
Billie Anderson left for Pilot Rocl
Tuesday on business.
Ezra Vinson, one Of the pionee
settlers of Camas Prairie is at tn
Hidaway Springs where he will re
main during the winter trapping.
| Roscoe Dickinson and Waite
Blackburn have had telephones in
stalled in their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weatherlow, A.
QUAINT, Newt Reeves and Willard Die
Of Alba were in Ukiah Thursday tran
sacting business,
Born in Portland Nov. ? to Mr.. an,
Mrs. Paul Clark of Alba an eigh
! pound daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. sturdivant wer
in Ukiah Thursday trading.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meengs an
Mrs. Walter Allison were in Uhal
Wednesday and Thursday.
A number of the farmers are takinJ
advantage Of the damp weather anC
are burning the brush and logs Of
their farms.
DR.. Roburg, state health officer Of
Portland was in Ukiah Tuesday or
business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mettie have
just returned from Pendleton wher,
they have been visiting with theil
daughter Agnes, who is attending the
Sisters school,
superintendent Young visited the
Ckiah school last Wednesday.
Cleo Metteer was a Uklah visitor
Friday