East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24
(East oregonian specially

Emigh, proprietor OF the Ukiah
creamery, is in Ukiah TO consult with
the proprietor of the number yards
and the carpenters concerning, the
new creamery which is TO be built in
the near future near where the old
creamery was burned down less than
year ago.
Mr.. Emigh solicits the patronage of
all old customers and expects to give
better service than ever before, MI
Cunningham, the new creamery man
expects his wife to Join him here soon
and Ukiah and vicinity extends to
them hearty welcome, and hope
they will continue to make their
home here.
The first baseball game of the sea-
son was played here last Sunday and
a good lively game was reported.
The public square which stands In
the heart OF Ukiah, is being cleared
up, which adds greatly 10 the appear
ance Of the town.
Charley Miller of Pilot Rock, agent
for the Ford automobile, was in
Ukiah Sunday in beautiful new car
which he disposed of to Mrs. Meeter.
Eber Mossie is in town for few
days demonstrating the overland au-
tomobile.
Winnie Casteel, who has moved to
her home near Hidaway last week
has been reported to be improving
nicely. .
]. A. Bolin and wife and Mrs. Les
ter Bolin visited last Sunday at the
Hidaway Springs with Mrs. Cutter and
Miss Jones.
A few head of cattle have been
found dead on the range, the result
of some kind of a poison weed. which
kills a few every spring before the
grass gets good.
Jim Cramer of Nye. was In Ukiah
Monday night with a span OF young
horses which he had purchased frcm
Clyde Helmick on Bridge creek
Lou Case of Dale, was in Ukiah
Monday night after load of supplies
Mrs. Dolna of Long Greek, was in
Uklah Monday night en- route to Pen
dleton.
Mrs. Kennedy returned Monday
night from Pendleton where she had
been on business.
Rev. w. A. Replogel has moved In
to the Terry cottage on Main street
in the west end of yown.
Ed Thrasher and wife of Bridge
creek, are in town for few days.
Charley Hynd purchased a drill
from Wagner and Caldwell Hardware
Company last Tuesday.
G. s. Andrus and wife of Range
were guests of Bert Andrus and wife
Tuesday night en- route to Pilot Rock
to visit with their daughter, Mrs
Louis Gilliland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weatherlow of Alba,
were in Ukiah Tuesday on business.
\ Mr.. Chnders, principal and Miss
Ila sturdivant, primary teachers of
the Ukiah schools, have been engag-
ed to teach here again next winter
lMr Childers and Miss Sturdivant
have given excellent satisfaction dur
ing the winter and the patrons of the
school are glad to know they have
been employed again
Miss Lucille Fisher and Gail Dick
of Alba. were in Ukiah Tuesday on
business.
Irene Kirk met with pleasant sur
prise wednesday evening when a
crowd of her schoolmates gathered at
her home in honor Of her 18th birth
day A lunch was served and games
played till late our Plans were
laid by Mrs. Childers and Mrs. Ken
nedy and every thing came as a corr
plete surprise, and a shower of hand
kerchiefs were given her.
Jess Oakley and wife and Lowell
Ganger and wife of Hidaway, were II
town Thursday on business
Tuesday was cold, clustering day
: with snow and hail alternately. An(
: about 4 o'clock in the afternoon whil'
8 showing hard there was a heavy pea
of thunder and the next days the new
Z came to town that lightning killed tw'
: calves for Clyde Helmick on Bridg
creek in less than fifty yards OF th
: house. Friday morning the prairi
was again covered with a mantle .
snow and the weather is cold and dis
s agreeable.
ii A move is On foot TO grade Cana
street from the foot OF the sehoo
2 house hill south to the blacksmith
& shop. All hitching racks have beel
moved from the two main streets t
side streets which give those street
q a much better appearance.
= Fred Peterson is moving into tn
y Ledgerwood house on Main street.
y Mrs. IS. J. Helmick left for Bridg
/, creek Thursday morning TO be absen
p, several weeks.
Rev. Sinclair Of Bridge creek was
uklah visitor Friday.
. While fishing down Camas cree
: Thursday, DR. De Vaul and Woo
Gibbs succeeded in capturing a sno'
. white pine squirrel which is consid
% cred quite a freak. DR.. De Vaul vii
. send 1t to Portland.
% There has been considerable loss o
. late among the young calves. The
10 live to be several days and many o
a them live two weeks and then die
Which is a mystery to many, some 0
them dying on the farms and some o
7, the range.
!, Mr.. Green, Lester Bolin, Joe ZIP
d per and DR. De Vaul started on bea
II hunt Friday morning. They too