East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-10
.UEIAH nAEInG PLANS
FOR CELEBRATION TO
Be HELD 4TH OF JULY
DANCE AND BASKET SOCIAL
HELD TO GET FUNDS FOR
THE HOLIDAY.
Since snow Storm last Thursday,
Weather Has Continued Cold and
ClOudy-BOy Is Bitten by a Tick
and loses Use OF Lower Limbs
Other News Notes Of Town.
(speeIal correspondence.l )


Especial Correspondence.
UKIAH, Ore, May S.-A dance ant
basket social VS. given at Kinks hal
last Friday. the proceeds to go to tn,
Fourth Of July fund. The basket,
sold wen. Mrs. Bert Andrus' baske
sold the highest, bringing IS. Ho
coffee was served also.
Since the snow storm OF last Thurs
day the weather has continued colo
and cloudy
DR.. Barbour, dentist. with his wife
and mother, came in Wednesday eve
ming in the West auto. The doctor
will remain in Ukiah a few days, do,
ing dental work.
Mr.. Kottinger Of Alba, while han
ding a young horse few days age
was kicked in the breast, but fortu-
nately was not seriously injured.
Mr.. Johnson was in from the Fee
ranch Wednesday evening.
Mr., and Mrs, Beck of Krupp, Wash
arrived at Ukiah Tuesday evening
making the trip by auto, on a visit
to their daughters. Mrs. Hugh Lens
and Miss Iona Beck. They will visit
here for month and Iona who has
been visiting here will return home
with them.
William Baker of Meadow Brook
farm. was a passenger on the Cham
berlatn auto Wednesday evening, en-
route home from Pendleton.
The home Of Ed Wright of Alba
was destroyed by fire last Tuesday.
The small son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pes
sazo was bitten by tick last week,
which caused him to lose the use Of
his lower limbs He was brought to
town and DR.. Hayden removed the
tick, and the child is now on the road
to recovery.
Ukiah is making preparations for
big celebration July 5th. The COM
mlttee has their posters out already,
Mrs. Edith Pringle of Hidaway, was
in Ukiah Monday to meet with her
music class.
VIM. Allison came down Monday
from the Oriental mines for few
days visit with his son Walter.
Fred Groome, forester, has gone in
to the mountains to be gone two
/ weeks.
Wagner and Caldwell, hardware
/ dealers. are erecting large shed on
one Of their lots to be used as ma
chine shed.
Vol Peterson left for Grant county
Tuesday to work the roads over there
he being appointed road supervisor in
his district before moving to Ukiah.
Tommie Enright and bride were in
Ukiah Wednesday.
Among the Monday visitors to
Ukiah were C. B. Sturdivant, George
Ellis. Carley Lorenz Perry simpson
Jess Breslin, Harry Huston and Hen
ry Mossie.
Dr. Hayden was called to the house
Of William Mclaughlin. near Alba on
last Sunday to visit an aged aunt
who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. ]. D. Kirk visited last week
at the home of her son, Walter, on
Bridge creek.
Many trees are reported across the
road between Hidaway and Lehman
Springs, this being the result of the
heavy snow and wind last week.
G w. Enbowdin died Sunday at the
home of Charley Lafferty, after a
weeks illness, death being due to old
age, he being 80 years old at the
time OF his death. He was an old SOL
dier, having fought in the civil war,
One old comrade Henry Mossie, fol-
| lowed him to his last resting place in
Ukiah cemetery, where he was buried
yesterday, Rev. st. Clair officiating.
Miss Grace Clark Of Alba who has
! been nursing the late Mr.. Enbowdin
returned to her home Sunday evening.
Mrs. L. G. Huston and daughter
Geneva of Ukiah visited Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hynd at
the Hynd ranch.
Fred Peterson is having the pool
hall painted inside and out, which
adds greatly to the appearance Of the
building.
Clyde Helmick of Bridge creek, Is
in town on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Ingram were in town
Thursday.
Mr. Campbell has gone to Dale for
a few days.
Leslie Cox having to vacate the
house recently purchased by Fred
Peterson, moved to one Of rank Hill
bert's houses.
Miss Edna Meengs Of Bridge creek,
former postmistress. is in town for a
few days, helping Mrs. Chamberlain
to make out the postoffice report.
Charley Morris has been painting
Walter AllisOn's new bungalow.
Bert Garret came in from his home
stead Wednesday.
Al Bolin lost fine horse with
rabies Wednesday and William Mills
lost good COW with the same dis.