East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-29
FINE WEATHER
AT CAMAS GIVES
FARMERSDELICHT
FARMERS FLOCK TO UKIAH ON
CREAM DAY-OTHER NEWS
NOTES OF INTEREST.
Especial correspondence.)

UkIAH, Ore. March 2s.-Beautiful
warm sunshiny days still continue in
Camas Prairie and the grass is grow
Ing fast. Many OF the farmers were
In town Monday. It being cream day.
All OF them bring their cream to the
creamery on Monday, so it is called
cream day.
j. II. Wagner made a business trip
to Pendleton last week.
Roscoe Dickenson moved his fam
lily back to his farm after spending
the winter in Ukiah to get the bene-
fit of the school.
Leslie Cox has sold his homestead
to Charley Lafferty and is now work.
ing for the Sturtevant brothers.
Louis Johnson. Clarence Daley and
Walter Kirk are cutting wood for
Charley Lovenz.
Walter Allison went to Pilot Rock
few days ago on business.
Clyde Helmiek returned from
Heppner last Friday.
Isaac Metscar moved into town last
Saturday and will live in the Dicken-
son residence.
Mr. Metscar will drive the creamery
wagon for ]. H. Hecker this summer,
making his first trip 20 Pilot Rock
this week and hereafter will make
two trips a week with butter.
Walter Blackburn and Elmer Mich.
OILS Of Hldaway, were Ukiah visitors
Saturday.
Alta Kirk, having five months off
her homestead will open a restaurant
In the rooms Joining the drug store.
where she will serve meals at all
hours.
George Stuart of Hatten, Washing
ton. was here last week buying horses
for his farm work. He succeeded in
buying nine head.
Tom McQuowen, stage driver be-
tween Long Creek ana Ukiah, reports
the roads in bad condition.
Harry Huston turned his horses on
the range last Saturday.
NJ. L. Sturdivant is rapidly recov-
erlng from bruises which he receiv-
ed last week from an unruly horse.
Jess Hilbert went to Pilot Rock !
by auto to meet his father.
who is returning from Portland.
Mrs. Perrazo of Pendleton came in |
last week to keep house for the Stur-
1ivant brothers this summer.
Mrs. Lorens and Mrs. Kottinger
we're in town Monday
]. d. Kirk has gone to Spokane for
/ few days.
Nellie Anderson returned to school
Monday after eight weeks absence
on account of q fractured limb re-
'eived while coasting down the school
house hill.
Louis Dern and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. White visited Sunday and Mon
lay with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hilbert
IN Bridge creek.
George Ellis, Gilbert Ellis, A. Bo-
In, Joe Upper, S. Ledgerwood, c.
.orens, Ed Brethur and Joe Mettie
we're among the Monday visitors.
Marie Mettie began teaching
chool in the Bolin district Monday
she will ride horseback
rom home a distance of six miles.
Eleven were received into the
hurch Sunday, nine by EMERSON and
wo by sprinkling,
Mr. and Mrs. c. Hind visited with
dr. and Mrs. Warren Gibbs on Sun
lay
Arden Gilliland went to Pilot Rock
Monday for a load Of freight for the ,
Jkiah Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Joe Mettie made a trip to But {
er Creek last week to visit her
laughter, Miss Frank Chapman.
Rev. st. Clair OF Palouse will re-
main in Ukiah as pastor of the Pres I
,yterlan church the coming summer. !
Charley Morris, the carpenter, is
round again and is working on Wal
r Alilson's new house.
Mr.. Bixby OF Milton and Miss Lois
ones of Pilot Rock are teaching a
cry successful school here. ;
Dr. Hayden was called to the Fee