East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-04

where they will join f. Grooms and
wife and in company with them will
visit many points of interest. They ex-
pect to be gone a week.
The dance given Friday night By
/ Finch Brothers at Kinks hall, was a
grand success 50 far as pretty girls
were concerned, there being over so
ladies present, The music by Saw
yer's orchestra of Pendleton was ap-
preciated by all and everybody hopes
they will come again, Supper was
served in the lodge room in the rear
of the hall by Mr. and Mrs. Finch.
Among those attending the dance
from distance Friday night were
Mary Hector and Lucille Elder OF Rit-
ter; Wesley Hartman. Long Creek
Mrs Andy Rust and daughter. PEN
dleton; Twlg and Fay Hinkle, Hazel
Bitei, Pilot Rock; Emily Carney. Pen
dleton; Emily QUAINT Alba: Ella
Coup, Nye; Mrs, Sam Nelson. Walter
Corley Hidaway; Mrs. Holmes, Spo-
kane; Mrs. Wright or Halfway. and
Frank Chapman and wife of Butter
Creek
Mr.. Mckinney Of Portland was in
Uklah for few days looking after
some land which he has purchased
on Five Mile.
Mrs. sam Nelson and Mrs. Metteer
were Uklah visitors Tuesday.
Roscoe Dickenson and wife were in
town Wednesday on business.
George Ellis received the sad news
that his sister Mrs. Mollle vanhoy had
died at Weston and was buried there
Sunday Mrs Ellis did not attend
the funeral as he thought the trip
and the heat would be altogether too
much for him.
Mrs, Porter and four sons OF De-
troit, Michigan, the mother and
brothers Of Mrs. ], D. Kimmery, ar.
rived at Alba Saturday, having come
here to make It their home,
r, w. Fletcher, circulation mana
ger Of the East oregonian, accompan-
led by his son. were in Ukiah Monday
and Tuesday on fishing trip, Mr..
Fletcher took home fine lot OF
fish.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jack Robinson Of
Pendleton. came down from Lehman
Springs Sunday to take the four small
daughters Of c. welch to Pendleton
where they will place them In the
Sisters school for the winter.
Helen Could OF Echo and Lucille
Clark Of sandy, who have been Wis
iting with DR. De vaul and daughters
for some time. left Monday for their
homes, and both young ladies win
begin teaching school the first week
in September
Donald Ross and family were in |
Ukiah Thursday on their way to PEN
dleton, from Hidaway Springs where
they have been camping for the last
two weeks.
j. NJ, Childers principal OF the
Ukiah school arrived In Ukiah with
his bride Thursday evening and win
occupy Mrs Gibbs residence recently 1
vacated by DR.. De Vaul
Miss Ila Sturdivant moved to town
and with her sister. Frank /
ie. will occupy the Terry cottage on
Main street. Miss Sturdivant will be-
gin her school duties Monday morn
ing.
DIR. De Vaul was called to Butter
Creek Thursday to attend Mrs. Banks
who is seriously III with gall stones
They decided an operation was neces-
sary and she was moved to Pendleton
at once and DIR. De Vaul followed
Friday to be present during the oper-
alton.
Emily Carney Of Pendleton, who
has been visiting with Emily QUAINT
NJ Alba for two weeks. returned tc
Pendleton Thursday, accompanied by
Emily QUAINT.
Mossie Mettie left Friday morning
'or La Grande. whore she has nine
months term teaching the seventh
yrade in the central school at La
Irande. II
DR.. Hughes Of Milton. is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hynd.
Mr. Hitchcock Of Portland, repre-. .
enting the John Deer Co., was in
jkiah Thursday in the interests Of
he company.
Alex Mckenzie has moved in to the
louse on the school house hill which
le recently purchased.
Charley Sturdlvant, Jr., who was
'perated on recently at st. Anthony's
iosital for appendicitis, returned
thursday on the auto truck.
Miss Freda Hector and Tommy
imth left for Ritter Friday morning
o attend a dance to be given Friday
light.
Vaughan Finch and wife are SELL
ng their bakery and restaurant ven-
1re preparatory to leaving, but have
ot fully decided just where they will
o.