East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-11
UEIAH MOURNS
FOR A. ]. BOLIN
MANY PEOPLE COME FROM DIS
TANCE To ATTEND FUNERAL
OF WE'LL KNOWN FARMER
IIaylng Is stopper by Ileiivy Rain
Frlday-Thrce New Additions Mad
to Population.
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the entire Community.
Mr. Bolin had Just started his
threshing machine Tuesday morning.
and was experimenting things when
about 3 o'clock h climbed down out
of wagon and said to one of tho
men, Il have pain In my chest and
anly walked few steps, fell and died
in a few minutes.
Mr., Bolin was a prominent ranch.
Grand stockman ana has liver here
for many years He leaves a wife
and nine children, all of whom were
present at the funeral which took
place at the Sturdivant cemetery,
where Mr.. and Mrs, Bolin have three
infant children buried, Me was born
IN Oscolo, Clark county, Iowa. One
sister Mrs. Coleman of Colusa. CO.
lusa county. California, is all that is
left Of his family ana they could not
reach her by telegram. George Bo-
lin and family of Butter creek. Fred
Bolin and wife of Pendleton and
Harry Depew, wife and children OF
Ritter all arrived in time for the fu.
neral which took place Thursday,
Those coming from a distance to at.
tend the funeral OF. Mr. Bolin were
II, II. Arbogast, Ira Arbogast, ana
wife Of Ritter; T. T. Gilliland and
wife, Mrs, Wright of Pilot Rock. sam
Nelson and wife, Charley Nelson ana
wife of Butter creek.
Vaughn Finch and wife left for
Pendleton Tuesday morning in re-
sponse to message telling them of
the sudden death OF Glen Finch who
was killed in an automobile accident
Monday night.
Mrs. Coffin OF Ukiah who has been
at Walla Walla receiving medical
treatment for the last three weeks,
has returned much improved and is
now at the home OF MIR, and Mrs r..
G. Clark where she viii remain for a
while.
school began here last Monday
morning with good attendance and
several more scholars will start as
soon as they get over the whooping
cough.
George Caldwell, Wood Gibbs and
Mr. Davis of Milton, nave gone on an.
other hunt. expecting to be gone sew
! eral days.
Myrtle Wacter of Nye arrived in
Uklah Saturday to stay with Mrs. l.
X, Lawrence during the winter to take
advantage of the ninth grade school
work which was added to the Uklah
school for this year.
Bob Linsner and WIFE arrived Fri.
day evening to take charge of the
stage driving between Ukiah and Pi.
lot Rock and the Stage office, recent
ly vacated by George Kennedy and
wife
Mrs. Maud Thrasher Of Bridge
creek, came in Friday evening and
was Ukiah visitor until Sunday.
The population Of Ukiah was in
creased three in number during the
last week, when on Saturday, Sept.
2, baby girl was born to Mr.. and
MIS- Bert Martin on Bridge creek: on
Sunday, September 3, at st. Anthony's
hospital, Pendleton, son was born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Ganger; and
Monday a son was born to Mr.. ana |
MrA JesseOakley on Cable creek.
Mrs George Kennedy left Monday
morning for Pendleton
Mrs Cox of Ritter. passed through
town Monday en- route to Pendleton
on business
Rush Ramsey has sold his ranch
and dairy cows on Bridge creek. tn
Milton Williams, who came here
nearly a year ago from Colorado
springs and likes it near, and has de.
cided to locate
stella Mills Of Hidaway will tstav
with Mrs Frank Chamberlain this
winter and attend school, taking the
ninth grade work.
Clarence Smith, vino has been NJ
Ritter for few weeks, returned
home last Saturday.
Mrs. Moore and son of Long creek
who conduct a mercantile store there
returned from Portland Saturday
"here Mrs Moore mad been buying
goods.
Ed Jacobs Of Dale was in ukiah
Friday buying a load of supplies.
FRED Peterson moved from the
Ledgerwood house Friday into the
new house recently erected by Vol Pc
terson.
viii Hinton, wife and daughter Of
Range were in Ukiah Wednesday aft
er supplies.
Marie Mettie will leaye Saturday
for Monmouth to go to school tbero
again this winter. Miss Mettie at.
tended school at Monmouth last win.
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Meengs ana
daughter Helen Of Bridge creek. came
over Friday and Hele will 20 to Pen
dleton to enter the nigh school for
the winter.
T. p Gilliland and wife left for
their home near Pilot Rock Friday
afternoon.
Helen De Vaul who has taught
seven months schoOf six miles east OF
Oklah will close her school here on
he 18th Of September and will go at
once to pilot Rock and begin teach
ng eas of Pilot Rock on the 18th
making her 10 months straight tim.
n the school room.
Mrs. Maggie Walker. son and
laughter, went to Albee Friday for
supplies.
Mrs. Mary Andrus returned from
'endleton Friday where she has been
having dental work done.
A heavy shower fell Friday even.
ng, stopping the haying.