East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-27
Especial Correspondence.D

gwen oy the United Artisans Weu-
neSday to raise funds for building
purposes, was well attended and 81
numbers Sid, The music was fur
nishcd by the Casteel Brothers and
after all expenses were paid some
thing near $40 were cleared, Suppey
was served in the han by the ladies
o. the lodge
Frank Hilbert and wife expect to
leave Tor Portland soon to remain
during the winter.
Mrs Sinaies is reported on ue
sick list
AL Rolln Trlled his threshing ma
chine in home Thursday, having COM
9leted the threshing for the seasol
DR.. Steel is in Ukiah for a short
stay. He is going through to Califor-
mia in his Ford car, having come
from there without any trouble with
his car.
Miss Eva Belts of Pendleton was
a guest of Mrs. George Kennedy last
Sunday.
George Tonkin, game warden, was
in Ukiah last Saturday, consulting
with some of the farmers who want
to stock their places with China
| pheasants, and as many of them al
low no hunting on their premises,
the birds ought to increase rapidly
and thrive as an abundance Of grain
hay is stacked along the creeks
/ Charley Hynd and Roscoe Dicken
son made a trip to Pilot Rock Mon
day with load of grain, bringing
back supplies
Mrs. Metteer of Cable Creek, will
move to Ukiah in a few days, so as
to send her grandchildren to school
She will occupy Bert McLaughlin's
house.
Elder Rippey, Advent minister of
College place, is expected in Ukiah
within a few days. He expects to
hold meetings all through the month
of October.
Barney Sheltz of Dale, who un-
derwent two serious operations at
Portland, was a guest at the Peterson
hotel Friday night en- route to his
home. He is much improved in
health and thinks he is on the road
to complete recovery.
T. ]. Tweedy, postmaster of Pen
dleton and wife, were visiting in
Ukiah Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. George Kennedy. They came up
in the morning, returning in the
evening,
Lyle Beeny and family of Susan
willie and C. L. Marr of Range, were
Ukiah visitors last Thursday night
All registered at the Peterson Hotel
Mrs. F. f. bennett and children OF
Milwaukee, Wis, who has been Wis
iting at the home of her sister, Mrs
C. L. MARI of Range since July /.
passed through Ukiah last Monday
on her return home.
Ed Thrasher returned from Port
land Monday evening, having gone
there with his beef cattle which he
disposed of at a good price.
Among those going to the Pendle-
ton Roundup from Ukiah were
George Caldwell and wife, Clair Stur
divant. frankie Sturdivant, Henry
Nye and Ray Howard.
Charley QUAINT of Alba made a trip
last Monday down to the Walker
ranch on business going as far as
Dale in his car. From there he went
on horseback.
William Baker and wife of Mea.
dowbrook farm, passed through Ukiah
Monday on their way to the Pendie-
ton Roundup.
The Misses Derns Of Alba and Clyde
Beltz of Nye, attended the dance
Wednesday night
DR.. Ida Behrendt, optician, of Ba
ker City, is in Ukiah for a short time
and has rooms at the Peterson no
tel.
Mrs. George Kennedy left for Pen
dleton Friday morning where she
Will join her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Tweedy, on a trip to the San Fran
cisco fair, She will be gone two 0,
three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Finch re-
turned from Pendleton Wednesday
evening.
Walter Allison Of Frazier station,
was in Ukiah Wednesday on business.
Hilbert and Clark had a break
down with their threshing machine
a few days ago and had to send to
Portland for repairs before finishing
their work.
Some of the stockmen are getting
their cattle and turning them in their
pastures as feed on the range is get
ting very dry and short.
Hugh Lenz made a trip to Pilot
Rock Tuesday, bringing in a load OF
supplies