East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-30
WEATHER MAN HANDS
OUT PECULIAR KIND
FOR UEIAH COUNTRY
LAST WEEK SLEIGHS WERE Used
AND NOW WAGONS ARE IN
VOGUE AGAIN
Roads Are Muddy - McReynoIds
Family Back from Baker County
Where They Have Been Visiting
FOR the Last Three Weeks-Stock-
men Report Loss OF cattle.
lSpecial Correspondentel J

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>CkIAH. Ore, Nov. 2s.-Camas
Prairie against the world for all kinds
OF weather. Last week sleighs took
the place of wagons. This week the
wagons are being used again as the
snow in the valley is ali gone and we
now have muddy roads
showing one day ana raining the
next with gleam OF sunshine now
and then is the general run Of the
weather.
c. n. McReynolds. and family re-
turned Tuesday night from Baker
county where they have been visiting
for the last three weeks, and his
many friends viii be pleased to learn
that he has decided 10 locate here
again after an absence OF eight Years
He will probably locate near Alba.
He is at the home of his. daughter,
Mrs, Harry Huston, for the present
Several of the stockmen are out
quite a number of cattle yet, which
they failed to find. Among them is
Sturdivant brothers and H. Lenz
The wire fencing and gates for the
cemetery has arrived, the posts do.
mated and the necessary lumber or
dered, and the cemetery will be fenc.
ed this fall if the weather permits,
and ii not the work of putting it up
will be postponed till spring.
Many are sick in and around
NTH 10
we're form.
Mrs, Maud Thrasher and Mrs.
Clyde Heinrich of Bridge Greek, came
in sunday Mrs Thrasher will remain
here for a short time and Mrs. Mel
mick going on to Pendleton to visit
with her mother, Mrs Nettie Willo-
by
Mrs. william Meengs of Bridge
creek, is reported sick,
A high wind. which almost reach
ed the velocity of gale, blew here
nearly all day Sunday, blowing down
considerable fencing and several
large trees across the roads, and
telephone lines down. was the extent
of the damage done here.
Henry Nye returned rom Spokane
last Saturday
Charley Morris and family left by
auto for Pendleton Tuesday morning
Oscar Hilbert came over from
Bridge creek Tuesday morning with
fine lot OF fat turkeys which he
soon disposed of.
The dance at Joe Zipper's last Fri
day night was well attended, although
it was a stormy night and a good time
was enjoyed by all
Willie Mckenzie is hauling wood
to town.
Miss la Sturdivant, primary teach
or. was off duty Monday from an at
tack of la grippe
Rush Ramey and wife have moved
on to r. G. Clark's Bridge creek
ranch where they Will remain dur
ing the winter, to look after Mr.
Clark's stock.
Rev. Munro preached at the Pres
byterian church last sunday night.
Bert Mclaughlin returned Monday
after q SeNcIdl udES N45ll WIN II
on Gable creek.
Frank Gilliland of Butter creek
was In town for a few days last week
A family reunion was held Thanks
Cling at the home Of Frank Hilbert
Those present were oscar Hilbert and
wife. Jesse Hilbert wife and son,
Bert Martin. wife ana sons, Earl
Martin. wife and daughter. and
Grandma Johns
Harry Huston, wife and son. CLIP
Huston. wife and daughter, and c ".
McReynolds. wife and son We're
Thanksgiving guests o. Mr. and Mrs
J. 7. Huston.
Miss Emily quaint o. Albee, who is
attending high school in Pendleton
came home Tuesday accompanied by
her teacher. Miss Cleveland, to spend
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs a.
S. QUAINT of Alba.