East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-08
UKIAH WOMEN HELPING
IN RED CROSS WORK
BRIDGES BEING REPAIRED
MUCH TO JOY OF RESIDENTS
OF THAT SECTION.
Pilot Rock Rcd Cross Chapter Inter
ests Neighboring Town Folk i'm Pa
triotic Work: other News of ULiah
Country.
lEast oregonian speclal.l


UKIAH, oct. S.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Chamberlin returned last Sat
urday from an auto trip through
southern oregon and California,
They were gone a month, and report
a delightful trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Depew Of Rit-
ter came over Sunday after a load of
supplies and to leave their son and
daughter, Kenneth and Blanche. here
for school during the winter. They
will stay with their grandmother. Mrs.
A. d. Bolin.
Fred Fletcher and Ashley James of
Ridge were in town this week buying
cows, calves and yearlings.
John Hinderman and Newt Reeves
are repairing the wagon bridge south
of town, which went down to the
creek bed during the high waters last
spring The people are glad to have
the bridge repaired as it has been a
sore eye to the community all sum
mer. They will also repair the bridge
across Owens creek west of town
which was also badly wrecked during
the high water.
Hank Blackwell, Mat Jones and
Roscoe Shaw and wife passed through
town Sunday enroute to Pendleton.
George Stangier of Pendleton is
spending a few days at the Lazinka
ranch, after bringing Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowell Ganger home from the Round
Uu.
Mrs Edith Pringle left last week
for Kooskia. Idaho, where she will
teach school during the winter.
At st. Anthony's Hospital.
Mrs. Robert Linsner who has un-
dergone two operations this summer
at st. Anthony's ehospital, Pendleton,
returned to Pendleton Tuesday for
treatment
Levi Eldridge, proprietor of the
stage line between Pilot Rock and
Long Creek was in Ukiah Wednesday
night on his return from n trip over
the line.
Mrs. Clyde Helmick and daughters
who have been visiting at Athena and
Pendleton for the last month, return
ed "Wednesday night. going on to her
home on Bridge Creek Thursday NOR
ning.
Mrs. Robert Storm of Portland,
who has been visiting friends in Ukiah
and Pilot Rock and her father DIR. o.
De Vaul and sister Helen for the last
two months, left Thursday for Port
land to join her husband.
Ed Jacobs of Dale was in town
Thursday night on his return from
Pilot Rock
Arthur Giniland and Henry lay
man returned from Pendleton Thurs
day.
Berkley De Vaul came up from Pi-
lot Rock Tuesday for a few days Wis
it with friends.
Red Cross Meeting.
Five Pilot Rock ladies came up
Saturday from Pilot Rock to organize
a Red Cross chapter in Ukiah. They
arrived about o'clock p. IN. and
were escorted to the home of Mrs. S,
J. Helmick where an excellent lunch
was served. where they visited till
time for the speaking. Those present
were Mrs. Schlagel, Mrs. Duff, Mru.
Johnston. Mrs. Gilbert and Mrs.
Carnes. Pilot Rock; Mrs. Birdsill
Wallaa Walla; Mrs. Mulkey, Ritter;
Mrs. Herbert. Mrs. Helmick. Mrs. f.
Hilbert. Mrs. Bolin, Mrs. Mckenzie /
Mrs. Johnston. Mrs. Sturdivant. Mrs 4
Wood Gibbs, Mrs. Laurence, frankie /
UlIiah; after which a /
Meeting was held i'm the PRESBYTERIAN 1
church and speeches by the following .
ladies' were listened 10 and greatly /
by a crowded house: Red
Cross Work, by Mrs Schlasel; Mem
bership. by Mrs. Duff; The Worl by
Mrs. Johnston: Organization. by Mrs.
derwin GILBERT; after which the Pi-