East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-14
WARM RAINS DRIVE
SNOW FROM HILLS
N UKIAH SECTION
CREEKS ARE HIGHER THAN AT
ANY TIME SINCE THE MELT
ING BEGAN.
No Danger Felt for Bridges. However,
As Ice Is All Out OF Streams; Beu
COlyin Is Seriously Ill; Postoffice
VIII BE Removed Into New Build
ing: other Notes.
(East oregonIau Special

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warm rains of the last few days have
melted the snow very fast, and the
creeks are higher now than at any
time since the snow began 70 go and
as tire ice is all out Of the creeks thers
is little danger TO The bridges.
The young son Of MT and Mrs.
VIII Mclaughlin OF Alba, is seriously
IN with heart trouble
Charley Metteer lost a fine animal
& lew days ago, breaking up his
match team for whicn he paid $3.50.
Ray Meenge Of Bridge creek, was
in town Thursday night
Mrs Blanche Putnam Of Monument
came in on the stage Thursday night
from PendletOn en- route to her home.
Lloyd stuart of Pilot Rock, was in
Gkiah Thursday night on business.
Ben Colvin Of Ritter, has been very
sick at the Peterson hotel for several
days DR.. De Vaul is treating him
Mr.. Colyin came TO Ukiah to meet
Mrs Colyin who has been visiting in
California and the Sound cities since
December /. They will return to their
home as soon as Mr. Colvin, is able to
travel
Mossie and sons are feeding 213
head of cattle at Roscoe Dickenson's
where they purchased nay Mr. Reed
is feeding them.
Fred Peterson moved a few days
ago in the Welch hotel
Mr. Chamberlain is moving his
household into the building recently
rented, and will move the postoffice
in few days. He mas had a good
gravel walk put across the street 10
the postoffice.
Mrs Alex Mckenzie IS slowly i'm
/ rowing from her recent illness.
( Mrs George Caldwell who mas
been suffering with severe attack Of
sore throat, is now recovering
Mrs. Flossie Cor came in Friday
evening on the Long Creek Stage and
has taken a position at the Peterson
I hotel.
School in the BoJn district Will De.
gin March 12 with Miss Irma Bellies
of Pendleton as teacher. providing
The weather permits
VIII Ganger and Will McKenziA le-
/ hycred four tons ol grain this week
| Tor the Eldridge stage stock.
Oscar Hilbert Of bridge creek wa.
ia J'kiah Wednesday on business.
hairy Huston, wire and son. were
hm Ukiah Tuesday trading
Mrs r. G. clark received letter
| from her son, Luther Hughes, for
meriy Of Ukiah. but now Of Corning.
| California. stating thar ne had jus;
passed his examination successfully
and was admitted TO the bar and will
hereafter devote his time and talent
to law practice
After spending several days in
Uliah, Walter kirk left for his home
Tuesday
J. H. Wagner who has been in fof
several da>s. is able to be ont ON the
streets again.
Mrs, J. W. Sturdiyant was a Ukiah
visitor Wednesday and Thursday
Geneva Huston. entertained seven
OF her little girl friends with a birth
day party Thursday Those present
We're Fay Dickenson. Ida Ingram,
Grace Peterson. Nita Colvin. Beulah
Moore Tressa Gibbs and Ruth Moore
Games were PLAYED and dinner was
served to the little ones by Mrs. L.
G. Huston
Harley Kirk returned from Pilot
Rock Wednesday with a load of brick
for the flues for Bert andrus' new
house.
Mrs. Sturm and Mrs. Rinehart Of
Alba and Mr.. and Mrs johnson Of the
Fee ranch, were in Ukiah Thursday
trading.
Charley Metteer and mother were
in Ukiah Thursday on business.
Waiter Allison and wife visited sat
rrday and Sunday on Bridge Greek,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam Meengs
Mr. and Mrs Joe Mettie we're
Uk'ah visitors Friday
Nesta and Irene Kirk left Friday
evening for Bridge creek to spend
Saturday and sunday with their SIS
ter Mrs. Chilson on the homestead.
Charley QUAINT of Alba was Ike
guest of Dr. De Vaul Friday nish;
Mrs. William Meengs and Mrs
Waiter Allison will leave for Pendie- D..
tor Saturday morning 10 be lbseuc