East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-22
HEAVY RAIN AT UEIAH
PREVENTS AUTO TRUCK
MAKING REGULAR TRIP
Rig MACHINE HAS To TURN
BACK AFTER REACHING
AIABA-ROADS BAD.
Mail Has to be Taken on in Team
Resident OF Range at Uklah on
Business-Pendleton Woman Visit
ing With Friends--Mlss MOssle Is
Improved in Health,
tspecIal Correspondence.N !

Especial Correspondence
UKIAH, June 22.-owing to a
heavy rain Thursday night, the auto
truck had to turn back Friday morn
ing after going as far as Alba, and
the mail had to be taken on with a
buggy and team.
Lee Knapp OF Range, was in Ukiah
Saturday night on business
Walter Allison, forester. returned
from the mountains after two weeks
absence from town.
Henry Mossie returned from Pen.
dleton with a new Ford car.
L G. Huston made a trip to Pen.
dleton Friday, returning Sunday on
business.
Vol and Fred Peterson made bus
iness trip to Pendleton last week.
Mrs, Jack Robinson. sister of Buck
Welch, and Mrs, Stocker OF Pendleton
are visiting in Ukiah at the home Of
Buck Welch for few DAYS.
Mrs, Sloan Of Pendleton passed
through ukiah Saturday on her way
to Long Creek to be at the bedside OF
her mother Mrs. Chester, who is serl.
ously III,
Miss Sarah Mossie who suffered a
stroke Of paralysis more than a year
ago. and was taken to Portland by her
sister Mrs. E. B. Gambee last fall re.
turned last Sunday with her brother
Henry Mossie. much improved in
health. she being able to get around
by herself.
William Selby Of Gurdane came in
few days ago with load OF freight
for J. r. Laurance and Robert Moore
brought freight for the Ukiah Hard
ware Co.
Mrs. Barto of Michigan is here the
guest of Miss Sarah Mossie for the
summer.
Children's day exercises were OBJ.
served here last Sunday and the chill
dren, trained by Mrs ]. r. Laurance
Mrs. l., G. Huston and Miss Sturdi-
want deserve credit as all parts we're
we'll rendered.
The opening dance of the season
was given at Hidaway Springs last
Saturday night. Several attended
from Ukiah and report large crowd
in attendance and a good time by all
Mrs. Ross from Iowa, widow OF the
late Jim Ross arrived on the Saturday
stage on her way to Dale to take
charge of Barney Shelts store and the
postoffice at that place dur ng Mr.
Shelts absence to Portland where he
recently underwent an operation and
is getting along nicely.
Tom Keeney Of Long Creek passed
through Ukiah Monday with a drove
of stock hogs taking them to mar
ket.
Ed Banks of Ritter passed through
Tuesday with a load of fat hogs.
Mrs. Archie West Of Pilot Rock, Wis
tied a few days this week with friends
in Ukiah.
Mrs. Lille Beeny and children Of Ga.
lena passed through Ukiah Tuesday
on her way to California to spend the
summer with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Ganger who
were recently married in Pendleton
came to Ukiah few DAYS ago and
have already located a homestead.
Mrs. Ganger was formerly Miss Ella
Lazinka.
Charley Miller Of Pilot Rock is in
ukiah on business. He is agent for
the Ford automobile.
Jim Kinder Of Range was in town
tuesday transacting business.
There have been several horse buy
ers in town this week.
DR. GiIliland was called to Ukiah
Thursday morning to see Mrs. Henry
Mossie who is seriously i'll at her home
one half mile from town. Mrs Mos.
sic Is near 10 years old and is one Of
the pioneer settlers Of Camas prairie.
Henry Lazinka prominent stock
man OF Ukiah but who makes his
home in Pendleton Is here for a few
Gays looking after his interests here
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Meengs Wednesday at noon when
their daughter. Miss Edna, was united
in marriage to Walter Allison. Rev.
Higgins officiating. Mr.. and Mrs AL
lison are prominent young people Of
this community, and have a host Of
friends who wish them a long and
happy life They will make their
home in Ukiah.
William Allison, father Of Walter
Allison and Lester Doolittle. cousin
of Walter attended the Allison Meengs
wedding Wednesday
Miss Ora Clark of Bridge Creek who
Is over visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Clark was a Ukiah visitor
Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie Chamberlin. postmis-
tress made a business trip to Pendle.
ton Wednesday and returned Thurs.
day
Mr.. and Mrs Louis johnson were
In town Thursday
r. G. Clark Of Ultiah received word