East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-19
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UklAH, Ore, April l1.-Fathef
Holmes of Pendleton was in Ukiah a
few days this week and while here
held services at the homes of Henry
Mossie and j. H. Matte.
Mrs. George RAIDER Of Long Creek
was a guest at the Peterson hotel
Wednesday night enroute to Portland
to visit her daughther.
Rush Ramey wife and daughter
were in Ukiah Thursday trading. Mr..
Ramey has purchased an incubator
and is going to raise chickens and
turkeys on a large scale.
william Allison came down from
Oriental the first of the week, visited
for few days with his son Walter,
going on Wednesday to Centralia to
visit his father and mother
J. a. Bolin who was on the jury
came home the first OF the week, re-
turning the next day to Pendleton with
some horses which he had sold.
Lester Doolittle left Monday morn
ing for Centralia, Washington where
he has a position for the summer. Mr.
Doolittle also has property interests
there
Several of the stoekmen have
branded and vacclnated their calves
and turned them out.
Buck Welch returned from Pen.
dleton Friday, bringing back his
youngest daughter Dora who has been
attending the Sisters school in PEN
dleton.
c. n. McReynolds Of Alba was a
Ukiah visitor Saturday on business.
Mrs. Casteel OF Hidaway came
down Sunday to be with her daughter
Winnie who is here under the doctors
care.
Mrs. John Linsner was in Ukiah a
few days last week looking after the
stage office while Mrs. Kennedy
made a business trip to Pilot Rock.
Ed Ingram has purchased several
head of dairy cows from A. Kottmeier
OF Alba and will milk for the cream
cry this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hynd visited
at the home Of ]. w. Sturdivant last
Sunday
The Andrus saw mill near Ukiah
began the Spring run last Monday.
Alex Simpson left Tuesday morn
ing for stanfield as a delegate from
the Presbyterian church at Ukiah to
the Presbytery which is to be held al
Stanfield.
Mrs. Carl Sturdivant and daugh-
ter Ina visited a few days last week
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Martin on Bridge Creek.
Ukiah was visited by heavy rain
fall Sunday night, and Monday night
snow fell all around on the foot hills.
Hide buyers from Pendleton have
been in Ukiah for the last week buy
ing up hides, horse hair, old rubbers
and other things in the junk line.
Rev. W. A. Replogel, who left a
short time ago will return and re-
main here until July lst and perhaps
longer and services will be held reg
ularly Sunday morning and evening
from now on.
Many of the farmers are plowing
and are rushing their seeding as fast
as they can as all are behind with
their spring work as the snow laid on
so long. Some are having to receed
some of the fall cowing.
Ed Thrasher was in town Tuesday
night on his return from Pendleton
where he was summoned as a witness
on the Stanley trial
The Telephone Co. are having their
building papered which greatly i'm
proves the interior.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Anderson
were in town on business Tuesday.
Mr., Reburg of Alba and Mr.. Can
field of Hidaway were transacting
business in Ukiah on Tuesday.
Mr., Reed is breaking horses for
Mossie and Sons. The horses are to
be used in the spring farming.
Milford Martin is clerking for the
Ukiah Mercantile Co. while Warren
Gibbs is taking his vacation.
A. s. QUAINT of Alba was Ukiah
visitor Friday afternoon.
Barney Seltz of Dale who has been
in Pendleton for week came in Fri
day night on his way home.
Arden Gilliland and Louis John
son came in Friday evening with two
big loads of freight for the Ukiah
Mercantile Co. and the Hardware Co.
Alex McMinzie and wife visited
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gan.
ger on the Mckenzie ranch.
Henry Green, ranger, is in town for
few days.
Cold and cloudy weather now pre-
walls at Ukiah