East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-22
UEIAH HAS ALL SORTS
OF CLIMATE AT ONCE
WARM WEATHER, FROST AND
WIND ENOLl4OW EACH IN
QUICK SUCCESSION.
Electric Light Plant is Almost Conn
pletcd thus lnSuring Lights for Two
Soon; Red Cross Ladies' are Active
in Their Work; Other News.
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U<lAH. Ore, Oct. 22.--The wealth
er has been beautiful for the last
months and the days have been very
warm for October. hut on last We'd
nesdaN Ukiah was treated To a real
dust storm and the wind blew a
gale all day,and Wednesday night
was cold and bleak, and house plants
were completely cooked and ON Thurs
day morning the mercury had drop
ped to eight degrees above zero and
since then 1t has been threatening
rain.
I. ]. Hazelton. field secretary Ore
gon Prisoners Aid society lectuTed at
the church Tuesday evening to a large
and appreciative audience. After which
a collection was taken and $I7,0O was
raised to aid in the work.
Lloyd Stuart of Pilot Rock. and
former proprietor Of the Ukiah hotel
was in town Friday with a load of po-
tatoes which he had raised ON his
ranch near Pilot Rock.
Miss Emily QUAINT left Alba Friday
for Portland to remain during the
winter.
Miss Stella Mills of Hidaway. came
to town saturday to remain with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Chamberlin and go to
school during the winter.
While fishing few days ago Mrs.
Alice Huston landed a fine mountain
trout 1919 inches long. weighing two
pounds.
A. S. QUAINT of Alba was a business
visitor in Ukiah Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Moore left Monday for
Gurdane, where she will visit for
week with her son Bun Moore and
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Selby and family.
Mrs. Maggie Walker OF Dale was in
Ukiah Wednesday for a load of sup
plies.
Mr., and Mrs. George Caldwell left
Wednesday for Long creek and Prai-
rie Sityfor a two weeks visit with rel
atives, after which they Will return
and leave for California the first OF
November to visit Mrs. Caldwell's mo-
ther at Los Angeles during the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ingram left for
F'reewater Monday to remain during
the winter.
Herbert and Ray Meengs. rangers,
were in town Thursday night.
Haley Kirk who has been in Wash
ington and Canada for the last three
months returned to Ukiah Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlin
made trip to Pendleton Wednesday,
returning Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Beeney of Galena
were guests at the hotel Peterson
Friday.
Emil Bolin and Berkley De vaul
were in town Friday from the Bolin
ranch.
Red Cross Meeting.
The Red Cross ladies met at the
home of Mrs. Abe Martin Thursday,
and there were seventeen ladies pres
ent and from the work that is being
done, Ukiah is certainly doing its
share. Every lady that can sew or
knit is invited to come and help. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Charley Hynd, at the
Hynd ranch unless it rains. which If
il should the meeting will be held at
Mrs. Bolins' in town.
Perry simpson is hauling wood for
j. Il. Laurance.
Walter Allison returned Wednesday,
from Lookout Station and while there
Walter killed N fine buck.
Jerry Schmidt and Jack Sargent,
Iinemen of Pilot Rock, are in town re-
pairing the telephone lines.
The building for the electric light
plant is almost completed and with
out a doubt Ukiah will have electric
lights in the near future; and every
body should take advantage of this
and install the electric lights in their
homes as il would help the town,
which has never fully recovered from
the fire last November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson who live on the
John Day river below Dale, were in
town Friday after a load of supplies. /
/ Mrs. Casteel of Hidaway moved to
town Friday and has taken rooms at
the Blue Mountain hotel Mrs. Cas-
teel came to Ukiah to send her little /
granddaughter to school. {
Mrs. Sanford Chilson and daughter .
Geraldine. and the Misses Vest and 4
Irene Kirk leave Sunday for Lexing
ton for a two weeks visit with their
aunt, Mrs Cora Allyn.
j. II. Wagner of the hardware store
left the first of the week for Pepdle-
ton on business.
Joe Manzulli who is working at
Lehman Springs for Bob Manning
was in town Friday night
Mrs. Robert Linsner who has been
at the Pendleton hospital for several
weeks, returned to her home in Ukiah .
Friday evening much improved In ,
health.
Miss Grace Bolin was visiting her
mother in Uklah Friday.
Bridge Work Finished.
John Hinderman, with his crew OF
men. has finished the repair work on
the bridges across Camas creek and
owens creek and now both bridges
are in excellent shape and ready to