East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-09
FALLS ON
DUST AT UAIAH
CAAiAS PRAIRIE 6S COVERED
WITH MANTLE on WHITE
WEATHER QUITE COLD.
Many Bands of Sheep are Leaving the
Mountains for Winter Ranges
Many Other News and Personal
Notes.
lEast Oregonlan SpeelaN

Cast Oregonian Specially
UKlAH. Oct 9.-Camas Prairie was
covered with mantle of snow Mon
day morning and the weather is cold
and disagreeable. Snow falling in the
dust is a little out of the ordinary.
Many bands of sheep are leaving
the mountains for their winter ranges.
Several bands belonging to the Hynds
SrOs, passed through town Monday,
w NJ. Hartford of Portland, trav-
cling salesman for the International
Harvester Co., was in Ukiah yesterday
transacting business with the Ukiah
hardware Co,
Frank Chamberlain made 4 trip TO
Pendleton this week. He bought a.
Franklin car and returned Tuesday,
Marion Martin killed fine buck
Tuesday and Wood Gibbs killed one
Wednesday.
a. S QUAINT was Ukiah visitor on
business Tuesday.
Walter Blackburn mas purchased a
Ford automobile from Bert Andrus.
Fred Schoenherr made trip to
Pendleton last week on business, re.
turning Tuesday.
Arthur Cardwell or Long creek, was
in Ukiah Sunday while en- route to
Milton, expecting to be gone week
on business.
Mrs. Hector of Ritter, was visiting
in Ukiah Sunday on her return from
Pendleton where she had been dur
ing the Roundup. She left for her
home Monday on the Long Creeh
stage,
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. viii Ganger has been quite sick
but is now improving.
Geneva Huston has been absent
from school for the last week on &C.
count of sickness.
Carl Kirk came in Tuesday for a
short visit at home, returning to Pen.
dleton Wednesday.
George Bacon or Gurdane was in
town this week transactins busmtss
r. G. Clark left for College Place
Monday, taking his daughter, Ora
and his sons, Ray and Lynn, who
will enter the sehoot there for the
winter,
Miss Irma Bells closed her school
in the Bolin district last Friday and
left for her home m Pendleton on
Saturday.
Walter Blackburn ana Mr. and Mrs
Starbaum made a trip to PendletOn
Saturday, returning sunday. /
Slapdine Ledgerwood OF Cable
Creek, left for Gurdane Wednesday,
to visit with her sister Mrs. Bun
Moore, for a week.
H. Raley and Mr.. Pruitt OF PEN
dleton, passed through Ukiah Mon
day en- route to Galena on business.
Twenty seven cans of fish were
brought in Wednesday and planted N
the streams near Ukiah
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Shutrum, accom-
panied by William Baker, passed
through Ukiah Sunday ell route TO
Pendleton.
J. D, Kirk left for Pendleton We'd
nesday on business.
Mrs. Bolin and son Lester left for
Pendleton Monday on business.
Jim Waterbury and son Chester OF
Long creek who visited the Pendle-
ton Roundup, and then visited at
Bellingham, Wash, returned Monday
on their way home well pleased with
their trip.
Nels Justice and wife, who have
been spending the summer in the
mountains looking after the Justice
sheep, were in town Monday with
their sheep on their way to Heppner
for the winter.
Ray Laurence returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Portland,
George Beard of Long Creek, was
in town Tuesday night on business.
Mrs William Selby returned We'd
ne. day to her home at Gurdane after
spending a week with her mother,
Mrs. Jennie Moore.
A severe epidemic OF colds Is going
the rounds in Ukiah and is attacking
the old and the young alike.
J. H. Wagner visited Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Watterlow.
Mrs. j. D. Kimery was a Ukiah Wis
tor Friday.
Dickey De Vaul has accepted a
school at Range and returned to
Ukiah wednesday, going on to Range
Thursday where she will begin her
school duties, Monday, october 8. Her
father, DR.. o. DeVaul accompanied
her and will return Sunday.
Miss Reynolds, nurse of Moberly,
Missouri. who Is visiting with Miss
Jones at Hidaway Springs. Mrs. Les
ter Bolin and Grace Bolln were in
Ukiah Thursday shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Gilllland, who
have been working at the state hos.
pital, are in Ukiah for few days on
a vacation, visiting with relatives and
friends.
William Allison is down from orl-
entail on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. StafDaum moved on
to their homestead on Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Allison is visiting on