East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-30
Considerable Sickness Is Reported
Among children As Result of the
Weather - PendletOn People Go
Through ON Way to Hunt-CIeam-
cry Will BE Rebuilt Soon.
Especial Correspondence

were colonel Raley Senator Burgess
Ed Marshall Asa Thomson. w. L
Thompson and others.
DR. De Vaul of Portland, A. S
QUAINT and Mr. Plesenden of Alba and
Harry Huston Of Ukiah, left Friday
morning for the brakes of Camas
creek for a grouse hunt.
r. W. Fletcher, circulating mana
ger of the East Oregonlan, with his
family, were in Ukiah Saturday on
their way to Lehman Springs for the
rest Of their outing, having been to
the Desolation lakes the past week.
Mrs. Lazinka and daughters were
in Ukiah Saturday from the Lszinka
ranch. Mr., Lazinka has gone to
Chicago again with another shipment
of beef cattle, finding the market
there much better than the Portland
market
The youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
I r. Laurence is on the sick list and
Dr. De Vaul was called to see him
Saturday.
Clip Huston purchased binder
from the Wagner and Caldwell Hard
ware Co, last Monday
Adam Swain of Cable creek, was
in Ukiah Saturday transacting busi-
ness.
viii Meengs and wife of Bridge
creek, were in Ukiah Saturday trad
ing.
A S QUAINT, wife and daughter of
Alba. were visiting in Ukiah last sun
day.
Judge ] A. Fee has gathered his
cattle off the range and turned them
in his pasture.
Ray Meengs, forester, stationed on
Lookout mountain, came down Sat-
urday for camp supplies.
The three year old daughter OF
Isaac Metscar is very i'll with infla-
nation of the bowels.
Rev Harper of Milton. held SER
vices at the church in Ukiah last sun
dav morning and evening
Vol Peterson started his threshing
machine monday on the Lenz ranch.
Ward Emigh of walla walla. who
owned the Ukiah creamery, which
burned a week ago, and who has been
here helping to arrange things so as
to handle the cream, left for Walla
Walla Sunday. 1t is Mr.. Emighs in
tention to rebuild the creamery as
soon as arrangements can be made
satisfactorily.
Miss Fee of the Fee ranch. was
thrown from a horse few days ago,
her foot hanging in the stirrup, but
| fortunately she came loose FROM the
saddle and escaped with only a few
bruises
DR.. Hayden was called to the Jim
Clark ranch Monday to attend the
sick grandchild Of Mr.. Clark who
lives about 30 miles from Ul1iah.
frankie sturdivant, stenographer
/ for the Ukiah Mercantile Co.. is off
duty this week, taking a vacation.
Mrs. Dickenson and daughter, Mrs
Chandler Of Athena, who have been
visiting at the home of Roscoe Dick
4 enson for the past two weeks, return
ed to Athena Monday.
Jim Constance is reported sick with
rheumatism.
Clyde Helmick and wife and Mrs
Ed Thrashed of Bridge creek, visited
in Ukiah last Sunday.
Will Dale and family of Helix are
visiting at the Metteer home, mother
and brother of Mrs. Dale.
Mrs. Barto of Toledo, Ohio, who
has been visiting with Miss Mossie
for the last three months, left for
her home Monday.
Miss Helen Meengs of Ukiah and
Miss Emily QUAINT Of Alba, will leave
soon for Pendleton to attend the high
school there through the coming win
/ ter.
Miss Sadie Higgins is visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. sturdl-
want.
Miss Lena Boynton Of Hermlston
! came in Tuesday to be the guest OF
frankie and Ida Sturdlvant for few
weeks.
Tillman Kirk Of Lexington is Wis
iting with his parents for a short
time before entering the high schoo
at Lexington for the winter.
Mr. Andrus Of Range, father Of
Bert Andrus Of Ukiah, was in UklaH
Wednesday on business.
Tom Ledgerwood, range rider foi
Hilbert Clark and the Bossies, wa
In Ukiah Wednesday for supplies.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mlnkler o
Pendleton, who have been spendlni
the summer with Mr. and Mrs
Vaughn Finch, returned to Pendletoi
last Sunday.
T. P. GIlllland, wife and grandson
Of Pilot Rock, came in Thursday b!
auto and are visiting at the home o
]. w. Sturdiyant.
Mrs. Frankie Martin Of Bridgecreel
will move soon into the Hoke hous,
to be here for school, which start
September 9.
Fruit OF all kinds arrives every da,
In Ukiah, coming by parcel post ant
peaches coming from Hermiston are
among the best.
Sanford Ch'lson returned from hll
homestead Thursday where he wai
, for a week putting up his hay.
Mrs. Helmick is aving her resi-.