East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-08
WHOOPING COUGH IS
GOING ROUNDS OF
CHILDREN OF UKIAH
NEARLY EVERY YOUNGSTER IN
TOWN is AFFLICTED BUT
DISEASE Is IN MILD
FORM.
Haying In Progress and Crops Are
Fne-Fine weather and Absence
of Flies Is Making An Ideal SUM
mer for Residents of Mountain
Town.
(East Oregonlan speclalN J


Milford and Marion Martin have
taken contract OF stacking the Stur-
divant Brothers hay.
A. ID. Leedy, attorney of Canyon
city, was in Ukiah Sunday on his way
home from Salem and Portland
where he has been visiting.
Mourse Scroggins OF Ritter, passed
through Ukiah Thursday for Pilot
Rock after supplies,
Lena and Nina Teliafero left Ukiah
saturday morning on the Long creek
stage 20 visit relatives at Long creek.
Ukiah is having beautiful weather,
a little warm through the day, with
cool nights. The absence of the flies
makes it an ideal summer
Haying is now in progress and
many are using binders, cutting down
the expense of haying.
John shelby and wife of Range
have sold their stock ranch at Range
and We're in Ukiah Friday night on
their way to Portland where they will
make their future home.
Alex Mckenzie has purchased the
house on the school house hill from
Roscoe Dickinson and will move into
II as soon as he has some repairing
and painting done.
Arden Gilliland is i'll with an attack
of la grippe and DR.. De Naul is treat
ing him.
Tom Willoughby or Hidaway, was
in Ukiah saturday on business.
Jim Clarke ana family OF Walla
Walla, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Dave smith.
Eight cans of fish were brought in
saturday and turned loose in Camas
creek. Many of them were dead
when they arrived,
There was half night dance at
Kirk hall saturday night.
Margaret Barrett OF Hood River
arrived Monday evening to visit here
with her mother, Mrs. Dora Barrett,
for the summer.
Walter Stark has returned to
Ukiah after several months absence.
Mr. Robbins of Pendleton, was in
Ukiah Wednesday with a Grant Six
which he was demonstrating here.
Word has been received here that
Mrs. Arbogast of Pendleton who is
seriously i'll, remains about the same
with but little hopes of recovery.
Joe Manzilli was kicked on the
right arm by his saddle horse Thurs
day morning 1t will disable him for
several days.
Mrs. sam Ledgerwood of Gable
creek, was in Ukian Thursday trad
ing.
Mrs. Maud Thrasher, who under
went two operations IN Pendleton two
months ago, was able TO come to Nye
this week and after resting there a
few days will come on to Ukiah.
Luther Hughes, attorney Of Corn
ing, California, and son of Mrs. r. G.
Clark, arrived Wednesday to join his
wife and children, who were called
here four weeks ago by the serious
illness OF Mrs. Hughes mother, Mrs.
Arbogast, OF Pendleton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hughes will leave for their Cal
ifornia home Monday
Marie Mettie, who mas been attend
ing school at Monmouth since last
August, returned Wednesday.
Frank Gilliland OF Gurdane came
over saturday to care for his son,
Arden who is i'll here. While here
MIR. Gilliland received the news Of
the death Of his sister, Mrs. Lottie
Boynton, wife OF II. +. Boynton,
which occurred at Sunnyside, Wash
lngton. Monday. July 31.--Mrs. Boyn-
ton was well known here, having been
raised here and was married here
She leaves a number of relatives here
beside her brother.
Felix Johnson and w:re were in
Ukiah Friday night en- route 10 Pen
dleton.
Those going to Lehman Springs
last saturday for pilot Rock day were
Vol Peterson and sons, Albert and
Virgil, Mrs. Hinkle, j. W. Sturdiyant,
wife and daughter, Frank Chamber
lain and wife, Mrs. Gibbs and daugh-
ter, Bert Andrus, wife and son, and
Louis Mettie.
o. r. sprague of Walla Walla, wife
and children, are camped near Ukiah.
Mr.. Sprague is demonstrating the
Jeffries automobile here.
Mrs. Dennis OF Pendleton and her
daughter, Mrs. Vesta Bowman and
son of Portland are visiting friends
here.
Henry Nye and Jim MossIe went to
Pendleton Saturday on business. re-
turning Sunday.
Harold Locke of Pendleton visited
wednesday night in Ukiah with his
wife and infant son, returning Thurs
day.
Mrs. Kennedy left for Pendleton
Saturday, returning Monday evening
in the auto truck,
The new pool hall Is now ready for
the painter, and Mr.. Prater Of PEN
dleton. arrived Thursday to begin the
work.
Mrs. SANFORD Chilson of Bridge
creek Is visiting her father and sister
for an indefinite time.
Bert Andrus and wife left for
Range Wednesday evening on busi-
ness. returning Thursday.
]. II. Wagner returned from Spo-
kane Thursday evening.
Born, at the home Of Mrs S. J. Hell
mick to Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Helmick
of Bridge Creek, August Ord, a six
pound daughter
Charley Hynd purchased binder