East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-31

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J. d. Kirk. George Caldwell. and
Wood Gibbs left Monday for a big
hunt on Deerhorn and expect to be
gone tin the season closes
Mrs Garfield, who has been with
Mrs, Chilson for a month left for
her home near Hldaway Springs last
Saturday.
Mrs. |. r. Laurence and son irwin,
left for Pendleton Thursday, expect
ing to be gone till the last Of tho
week.
Mrs H. W. Harper, OF Seattle. and
Miss Anna Murray, OF Battle creek,
Michigan. sister and niece of william
Meengs, who have been visiting here
for the last month at the Meenss
home on Bridge creek, left last sun
day for their home. They were we'll
pleased with the country and expect
to retire again next summer.
Dave Smith. wife and son, made d
business trip TO Pendeton Sunday, re.
turning Monday. Mr.. Smith took
Mrs. Harper and Miss Murray to Pen.
dleton. Mr.. Smith has car and car.
ries passengers to any and all points
at all times and being careful driv-
er makes many trips. His ability as
chauffeur is becoming well known,
| Ed Jacobs, one of the pioneer set
tiers of Dale, was in town Wednes-
day night after his winter supplies.
/ Several loads of fat hogs from the
Ritter country passed through town
this week en- route to the market.
Mrs. ]. A. Bolin and son were in
Ukiah Monday on business. George
Bolin of Butter creek left Ukiah
Thursday morning with four horse
load of lumber.
Charley Hynd went to Pendleton
Tuesday. taking Mrs Hynd and chill
dren who left for Portland on an ex-
tended visit
Vol Peterson and son Albert Left
for Range, Grant county wednesday,
where they will go on big hunting
trip.
Carl Balance, Clay Porter and Fee
lix Johnson of Ritter passed through
Ukiah this week en- route to Pendle.
ton.
Charley McGauley and E. Graham
of Ritter, passed through Uklah
Thursday night with rs head of beef
cattle, taking them to market.
viii Hinton and B. o. Lewis of
Range were in Ul1iah Monday, coming
after Mr.. Lewis household goods.
Mrs Lewis and two sons just arriv-
ing from Missouri. going on to their
home at Range
Ben Colvin and family Of Ritter
passed through Ukiah Thursday en-
route to Pendleton. Mrs. Colvin will
remain during the winter 10 send the
children to school.
Leo Ledgewood who was injured
last week in a runaway. is recovering
nicely and will soon be able to be out
again.
Walter Allison, ranger, accompan-
lied by his wife left for Frazier station
Tuesday to be absent a week.
Gordon Mettie made a business trip
to Pilot Rock this week.
Bert Gibbs arrived in Ukiah We'd
nesday and work will begin at once
building on the new mill site
Sherman Hale butchered hogs las,
Thursday.
Dave Smith Ia building a new ga
rage and woodshed on his residence
lots.
All the heavy timbers for the new
bridge which is to be built across Ow.
ems creek, one mile west Of Ukah, are
on the ground and the work Of build
ing the bridge will begin the first o;
next week.
Jim Clark of Ritter was in Uklah
Tuesday after load of supplies. He
was joined here by his son Billy from
Walla Walla, who went on home with
his father.
Ed Thrasher is seriously Ill at hi.
home on Bridge creek and DR.. d.
Vaul is attending him
Mr.. Harlan, editor of the Pilot
Rock Record, was in Ukiah Tuesday
getting acquainted with the people
here and soliciting for the Record
Mr.. Harlan was well pleased with oui
little town and promised to CONT
again.
Many loads of lumber have beer
hauled from the saw mill during thu
last week.
Hazel Clark of Alba passe'
; through Ukiah Friday en- route t.
Long creek.
Nate Ranes of Ritter was CUES
at the Peterson hotel Thursday night
!, There will be no school in Ukial
next week on account Of the teacher
attending the institute in Pendleton
Mr.. strain will speak at Kinks hal
Saturday evening.
:, Miss Sybil Gilliland, who has beei
visiting in Colorado with her grand
mother for several months, has re
:" " turned and is new in Ukiah carinI
. for her sick brothers.
Mrs. Starbaum Is the guest Of Mrs
Bert Andrus this week.
!. Sanford ChilsOn made trip I
Oriental last week with load o
, supplies for William Allison.