East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-21
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(East Oregonian Specially
UKIAH ore, June 20-Heavy
frosts have done considerable damage
to both crops and gardens within the
last two weeks Completely killing
grain and being followed by some
very warm days after the rrosts makes
it very har1 on the damaged crops.
| And unless we get rain soon hay crops
here will be very short,
Hidaway Springs Will celebrate July
4th and Ukiah will be well represent
ed there.
Mrs. Maud Thrasher who was op-
Grated on in Pendle,on last week, is
doing nicely and will be operated on
again in the near future.
Rev. Blackman or Milton visited in
Ukiah Friday, going on to Range on
Saturday.
Mrs. 1. r. Laurence who has been
in Pendleton for the last four weeks,
returned home FriGay
Lot Keeney was a Ukiah visitor
Thursday night on her way to Long
creek.
A Seattle beef buyer was in Ukiah
last week contracting for beef and
among those contracting were Mr..
Mettie, Frank Hilbert, Sherman Hale
and Sturdivant Brothers.
Homer Carr and wife, George Beck
and Miss Iona Beck, or Krupp, Wash
ington, are in Ukian visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh LEM.
Miss Agnes Mettle who has been
attending St Joseph's academy at
Pendleton during the winter, return
ed home last week, accompanied by
her friend, Miss Alma Scheer of PEN
dleton, who will visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H Mettie for a few
weeks.
Louis Ingram Is on the sick list and
DR.. De Vaul was called last SATURDAY
Mr.. Frazier, telephone lineman, was
in Ukiah Saturday repairing the tele-
phone lines.
C. S. QUAINT. wife and daughter,
Myrtle of Alba, left last Sunday for
Eugene to attend the old soldiers re-
union to be held there during the
week. They expect 20 return June
18th.
There will be an all night dance
in the new pool hall June 23
Lou Reesing of Ritter, was in
Ukiah Saturday on business.
Charley Ely and wife and son. Of
Gurdane, were visiting with Mrs
Jennie Moore last Saturday
William Mills ana daughter Stella,
were in Ukiah Monday on business.
Dr. De vaul and daughters are
spending the week at Alba looking
after Mr.. Quant's interests in his alb
sence.
Clyde Helmick and wife of Bridge
creek are in Ukiah for few days.
Mrs. Summers of Ritter, passed
through Saturday en- route to Pen
dleton.
Tom Colvin of Ritter was in
Ukiah Monday and took out a four
horse load of barb wire, purchased
from the Caldwell Hard
ware company
Robert Moore came over from Cur
dane last Saturday, returning Tuesday
with a load of lumber for Charley
Ely.
Emily Carney of Pendleton who has
been visiting with Emily QUAINT at AL
ba for a few weeks returned to her
home in Pendleton last Wednesday.
George Caldwell and J. 7. Huston
have improved their residence prop
erty with new wire fence. Walter
Kirk was in town from his home
stead last Tuesday on business.
Mrs Mary Lee of Long Creek
passed through Ukiah Tuesday en-
route to Pendleton
G. S. Andrus of Range was In
Ukiah Tuesday en- route to Pendleton
G. S. Andrus of Range was in
Ukiah the first of the week en- route
to Pendleton with a load of wool.
Vaughn Finch and wife have open
ed a restaurant and bakery shop on
Main street Mr.. Finch has just fin
ished new building for his business
which is modern, and is a credit to
the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banks of Butter
Creek, were in Ukian Wednesday on
business.
Fred Grooms of Dale came over
Tuesday to meet his niece, Miss
Grooms who will visit them for
awhile.
Among those attending the opening