East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-01
tspeeIal correspondenee.l !


uklAH, Ore, May Thursday
morning gentle rain began falling,
which soon turned to snow and heavy
wet snow continued to fan all day
which makes things look like Decem-
Der. While the snow makes ii
little cold for the young grain ana
gardens, yet the moisture is welcom-
ed by the farmers
While breaking the logs loose AZ
the sawmill Wednesday. the peevyI
handle broke just as the log broke
loose and the log struck Milford Mar
tin on the back of the head. making
him unconscious for two hours.
Mrs. McCampbell died last Thursday
night Of cancer Of the stomach and
was buried Saturday in the UkiahI
cemetery.
Charles Howard of Pendleton and
William Howard OF Alba were here
Saturday TO attend the funeral Of their
sister Mrs Campbell.
Land buyers have begun to flock
in to Ukiah to look at the various
stock ranches that are advertised for
Gale near here.
DIR. Newmyer passed through Ukiah
Saturday en- route home from Pendle-
ton. The doctor purchased little
Ford and although he had never rum
a car before he made the trip from
Pendleton TO Long Creek without ac-
cident.
George Bolln OF Butter creek was
here Saturday and Sunday visiting
with his parents
George Caldwell and wife came
home from Long Creek Sunday even.
ing. He reports several cases of spot
ted fever around Long Creek
Dr. Hayden was called Sunday tol
visit Mrs Louis Johnson.
Henry Lazinka came in from hisI
ranch near Pilot Rock on Tuesday to
look after his business interests here.
As soon as the Pendleton schools close
Mr.. Lazlnka will move his family
back to the mountains for the sum-
mer.
Fred Bailey Of Pilot Rock came in
Monday in a new Studebaker car forl
which he is agent.
Miss Lois James, who has BEEN
teaching the primary department OF
the Ukiah school will close her school
Friday and return to her home near
Pilot Rock.
Miss Alma Rippey Of Spokane isl
here visiting with friends and rela-
tiyes. this being her former home,
Jinks Taylor of Athena, is here
buying war horses
Miss Martha Girking of Pendleton
has just closed her school at Ham
ilon and Is visiting in Ukiah for a
few days on her way home.
Another game Of baseball was play
ed Sunday between the Ukiah boys
and the mill boys. being won this time
by the mill boys. They will play
again next Sunday for the champion
ship
DR.. Spaulding of Pilot Rock was
called to Ukiah Monday to consult
with Or. Hayden.
Mr. Enbodin is seriously i'll at the
home of Charles Lafferty. He is 90
years old.
The fall sown grain is looking fine
and only a small per cent having to
be resolved. Spring seeding will soon
be finished and with few weeks of
sunshine Camas prairie will look its
best.
T. d. Taylor, sheriff was in Ukiah
Tuesday night on business.
Levi Eldridge of Pilot Rock, one Of
the bondsmen for George McGauley
on the Pilot Rock, Ukiah and Long
Creek stage line, was in town Tuesday
and Wednesday, looking after the in
terests of the stage line.
Henry Casteel and Del Newcomb /
of Pilot Rock were Ukiah visitors
Tuesday on his way to his stock ranch
near Ritter.
Miss Grace Clark of Albee came in
on the auto stage Tuesday evening to
act as special nurse for Mr., Enbodin.
Win Anderson is seriously i'll at his
house, three miles south of Ukah
George Beard of Long Creek pass
ed through Ukiah Wednesday with
load of machinery.
Mrs. Carl SturdvaHt is visiting on
Bridge creek with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Martin.
DR.. Hayden was called to Dale
Thursday to see Barney sheltz, who is
said to be suffering with spotted fe-
yer.
]. T. Huston is on the sick list with
a spell of la grippe.
d. Blackburn and family left
Thursday for Lebanon, ore, their
former home.
The snow and rain compelled the
road workers to abandon work for
few days.