East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-12
MEN VOLUNTEER IN
BUILDING FENCE TO
ENCLOSE CEMETERY
LARGE FORCE OF LABORERS AT
UKIAH COMPLETE JOB IN
FEW HOURS.
Residents HEEL Grateful to Those
Who Turned Out and Finished
Work; Burial Ground Now Has
Pleasing Appearance; Other News
Notes From the Ukiah Section.
(East oregonian specially

OhlAh, Ore, april IL Inc most
interesting event OF late was the fenc.
ing of the Ukiah cemetery last Thurs
day. About twenty men turned out
and by five O'Clock in the evening had
a good wire net fence with iron gates
all complete. And as soon as the old
fencing is cleared up, the citizens Of
lUklahecan feel proud of the cemetery
And the people of Ukiah feel CRATE
full to the men who did the work and
did it well. as we now have a fence
that will last for years.
The cemetery on the Sturdivant
farm was also fenced with a new fence
last week, and a move is on foot to
fence the cemetery at Tlba in the near
future.
Clyde Helmick, wife and daughter
OF Bridge Creek visited Sunday and
Monday with Mrs. Helmick's father,
Tom WILDLY near Hidaway.
Miss Winnie Casteel of Hidaway
has been in Ukiah for the last week
under the doctors care and her
friends will be pleased to hear that
she is improving.
J. d. Kirk returned last Sunday
from California after an absence of
four weeks.
The auto truck made its first trip
from Pilot Rock to Willow Springs
last Monday. and the driver thinks
they can come through to Ukiah in
about two weeks. The roads are dry
ing fast but are very rough over the
mountains.
Lowell CANCER and wife returned
from Pendleton Monday where they
were visiting with relatives for a
week.
Carl Sturdivant, who has taken his
fathers place as assessor has just
about completed his work in this pre-
cinct.
DR.. o. DeVaul was called to attend
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Oakley last Sunday.
Dale was the scene of a pretty
wedding last Sunday, April End,
when Granville Plant was united In
marriage to Miss Lille Walker, dau-
ghter of the late William Walker, by
Grover Andrus. justice of the peace.
"A wedding dinner was served to a
number of guests by Mrs. Bert Kee-
ney. Mr., and Mrs. Plant will make
their home at Dale.
Mrs. Jim Clark and Mrs. Billie
Clark passed through Ukiah Monday
enroute to Washington.
Mr.. Cummings of Walla Walla
came in last Sunday to take charge
of the creamery for the summer.
Harley Kirk will finish his contract
this week of putting in so tier of wood
for the Telephone company.
J, H. Wagner left for Pendleton
Tuesday on business, returning Thurs
day.
A. 5. QUAINT of Tlba made a trip to
Pendleton this week in his automo-
bile.
VIII CANCER returned Wednesday
from PendletOn with a bunch of dairy
cows which he will add to his herd on
the Mckenzie ranch where he expects
" hdAlF Oh ali EAAEiiSlNt ANflE hhAA I
the summer.
Mr.. Childer, principal of the Ukiah
school left for Freewater last Friday
evening returning Sunday.
Virgil Peterson visited Saturday and
Sunday in Pilot Rock with his aunt
Mrs. Ida Hinkle.
Mrs. Jennie Chamberlain, post.
mistress, has just received a stock Of
millinery goods and is now ready t.
furnish the ladies with their Easter
hats.
Ed Thrasher, Barney Shelts and
Rush Ramey made a business trip tc
Pendleton Monday.
Lester Bolin and wife were visitin:
relatives in Ukiah Thursday.
A. w. weart, travelling salesman
for Wadhams & Kerr Bros, was a
guest at the Peterson hotel Tuesda,
night.
Louis Murphy who went to Seattle
last fall returned to Ukiah Thursday
to remain during the summer.
Newt Reeves and wife of Alba were
n Ukiah Thursday on business.
Mrs. Kennedy will leave for PHO
Rock Saturday morning on business
Miss Lucille Fisher Of Alba was il
Ukiah Thursday on business. Mis-
Fisher has been here for severa
months during the sickness and deatl
of her father, and after helping he
mother to settle up business affair
will return to Portland accompanied
by her mother.
Helen DeVaul purchased from Mel
lie Anderson the faithful pony whicl
carried Nellie to and from schoo
through all the storm last winter. Mis-
DeVaul will ride to and from he
school from Ukiah during the sum
mer a distance Of four and one-hal
: miles.
J. A. Bolln left for Pendleton Fri
day evening 70 serve on the gran
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