East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-20
MAN HAS
DIFFICULT TIME IN
MAKING AUTO TRIP
ROY FERGUSON ON WAY HOME
FROM CANYON CITY MEETS
HARDSHIPS.
Last Heard of Him he Was Being
Pulled mp the Yellow Jacket Road
Behind "A BUggy-Roads Deep in
Mud-Snow is Thick at Camas
PrairiC-Othcr Ukiah Notes.


tful trip The last heard of him he
Twas heing pulled up the Yellow Jack
At mountain behind buggy,
Snow began falling in earnest
Thursday afternoon and Friday all
Camas prairie was covered in a man.
tie of snow almost a foot deep; en-
ough TO guarantee good sleighing. The
thermometer registered nine above
zero Friday morning,
John Carter of Long Greek passed
through Ukiah Thursday enroute
home from Butter Creek where he
had been to deliver bunch Of cattle,
Since the cold weather has set in
the sickness is abating somewhat
Charley Meter and son Clair were
in town Friday trading.
Mrs. Vanghn Finch, nurse, left for
the home of Mat Jones sunday to
nurse wlber Reynolds, who is seri-
lously i'll.
Miss Alma Rippey of Spokane, who
has been at the home of Charley
/ Hynd since last July left for her home
/ Wednesday,
! ~ i'll at his home is now able to sit
up little each day and is improving
as well as could be expected.
Another moving picture show was
siyen at the Kirk hall Friday night
Among those transactng business
in town Monday were Gilbert Ellis
Mr. Hale, Hugh Lenz, Henry Lazinka
- NJ
Sturdivant and Roscoe Dickinson.
The TWO small children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hynd are reported i'll.
Henry Laznka passed through
town Monday with 400 head of his
cattle. taking them to his Nye ranch
for the winter.
Henry Blackwell Jro and wife OF
/ Seattle passed through Ukiah Sun
/ day. enroute 10 the home Of Mat
Jones at Range where Mrs, Black
wells brother lays very sick with |
pneumonia
Barney sheltz and Mr.. Plant Of
Dale were in Ukiah Saturday night +.
on business.
Rev. Sinclair of Bridge Creek was
a Uhah visitor last saturday,
Mr.. Ritter who is mining on the
John Day river above Oriental was
down afew days ago after supplies.
Earl MeJtie. who has been in
Washington since last spring, came
in Monday night TO remain during the
finter.
VIII Mclaughlin and wife of Alba
H.
Miss Jones. who is spending the
winter at Hdaway Springs, was in
Ukiah Wednesday trading.
Bob Moone left for Gurdane We'd J.
nesday to be absent several days.
Frank Gilliland of Butter was a
Ukiah visitor Tuesday night. {
Louis Johnson came in Wednes.
day with load of furniture for Wal.
ter Allison and Tom Ledgerwood. s
Clyde Helmick and wife returned 3
from Pendleton Wednesday, Mrs
having been in Pendleton for 7
the last month. a
Mrs. Ed Banks of Ritter, who has
been in the sanitarium at College
Place for the last month, passed
through Ukiah Wednesday on her
0ay home, greatly improved in :
health
Harley Kirk was in Ukiah Wednes
Gay from his homestead on Bridge
Creek. s
Lester Bolln left for Spokane We'd fl
nesday to be absent till the first Of n
the New Year. e
Abe Martin is running a barber t
shop in the Peterson pool hall. d
Hugo LEM entertained a number 0
1f his bachelor friends last week, c
with an excellent dinner Those /,
present were Joe Upper, Ed Jenson
Pert Mclaughlin, William Warden,
Lon Mossie and others names not
learned.
Walter Allison and wife returned
Monday from weeks visit in Pen
ileton.
Miss Helen Meengs Of Ukiah, who
IS attending high school in Pendleton
IS expected home for the holidays.
". Z. sturdiyant was a Ukiah yis
tor Wednesday.
Sanford Chilson and wife are vis
ting with J. D. Kirk and family for
a few days.
Albert Balance Of Long Creek,
-assed through town Friday with a
load Of freight for Long Creek.
Another social was held by the
United Artisans Wednesday night and
a time. long to be remembered was
had by all those attending, and a