East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-17
TWO UKIAH BOYS
RIDE ALL NIGHT
TO ENTER ARMY
CLARENCE PT-AST AND ARUHSR
CROWLEY SHOW TRUE
AMERICAN SPIRIT
Bag Bridge -Aexuss CamAs Crsek Goe<
Down Cnder Pre<sare Of Ht<h Wa
Uer: Fred Pe1er@On Painfully In
jmrr~ E-yehan with Nan
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Hast With a painful accident a few
DAYS ago He wss bnilsing a chick
en- PARK whsn a nan new and struck
htm in the eEe. the nail penetratfnE
the eyebail near the nose Dr. De
vani was called al once. and under
his treatment Fred II getting along
nicely with no indications Of any Sc
rfoas results
I Ben coIvIn of Ritter who has
been in Pendleron visiting his fam
I lis returned q few days ago en- route
TO his home When he arrived AZ
Z T-kiah- not feeling well ne consult
ed the doctor. and vas told he had
7 the mumps Being anxious 10 reach
| home hestsrted on but on reachins
I William Bakers was too sick 20 pro-
ieseed further and word received here
I is rfEz1 Ben certainly knows he had
I the mumps. a. he was very sick
man
II Mrz- Lncy Morris and sons of Wai-
Ia waIia arrived in Ukiah Monday TO
Evisit for an Indefinite time with her
/ parents Mr.. and Mrs Henry Aossie-
u Mrs. J. H Metrie. who has been
visiting On Butter creek for the last
two months with her daughter. Mrs
Frank Chapman. returned to Ckiah
last Saturday
/ Col and Virgil Peterson made a
trip 10 Pendleton Monday on bust
ness, returning Tuesday.
III Len, Conger of Long CTSek. was in
town Thursday trying 70 buy horses.
but met with poor success as every
body that has saleabie horses needs
them now to rush their crops. as the
7 season Is very late
II Eber Aossie. insurance agent. was
in town last week working along his
I line OF business. and com bining pleas
! ure with business was aIso visiting
his parents at the Moszie f3rm-
Mrs. T. r. Laurence and son irwin
visited wednesday and Thursday at
the J. ". Sturdivant farm
Herbert Meengs an Arthur Gill;
/ land, who have been working near
Echo for several months. returned
home last Thursday.
q. s. Andrus Of Range. was in
town Friday on business.
Miss F-reda Hector Of Ritter. who
has been visiting friends In UNiah
for several days. returned TO her
home Sunday.
Clarence Plant and Arthur Crow
ley Of Long creek. rode all night TO
catch the stage. going TO Pendleton
/ 20 enIis, in the army Some OF the
Ikiah boys are thinking seriously OF
enlistinR but have not fully made mp
their minds yet
J. d. Kirk left for Pendleton Sat
urday on business.
Rev. Herbert of walla Walla. who
visited in Ukiah last week looking
over the field here. decided to return
and take up the work here. and viii
be the permanent pastor at Ukiah
an Alba during the coming year. We
appreciate his return as Ukiah has
been without a minister for some
time. Services will be held regularly
here after Sunday morning and ev-
ening at Hkiah and at three O'Clock
p. m. at Alba
>Dr DeVauI made business trip
to pilot Rock Monday. returning
Tuesday.
Joe MarzviiIi. who has been work
Ing for Felix Johnston near Range.
during the winter. returned to Ukiah
Monday.
Ls1e Beeney Of GaIena and others.
were in Ukiah sunday with bunch
OF stock cattle. and number OF reg
istered bulls which they were offer
ing for sale at $500 per head. Henry
IIazInka purchased one to take to the
IaZinka ranch near Ukiah.
Mr.. Green. ranger. IL in Ukiah for
a few days.
Mr.. Cummins. manager Of the
Ukiah creamery. made a business
trip TO Pilot Rock and back last
week
Excitement ran high Monday even
ing when the report reached town |
that the big bridge across Camss
creek south Of town was about TO go |
down under the pressure OF the high |
water caused by the warm days and
the heavy warm rains Friday and
Saturday. The approach at the south
end Of the bridge washed out. letting
the south end OF the bridge drop in
the water. making IL utterly impass-
able. 4 crowd gathered and watched
the bridge go down. This will work
a hardship on the people a. IL cuts
OF a large settlement from town
John Doyle Of Hiaway was in town
Monday.
PROF Chnders and wife left we'd
nesday morning for FTeewater. his
school hav wing closed Tuesday. Miss
ia sturdivant's room will close
Thursday az she had In make up
some lost time.
J. ID. Kirk. one OF U<iah's promi-
nent business men. was married In
Pcndleton May rs. to Miss Nellie Ev-
ans, 81 Racine. Wisconsin. and will
be al home May 1. when a reception
will be held at the Kirk home. at
O'Clock in the evening for their many
friends in and around Ukiah.
a farewell party was given Mon
day evening By Mrs. !. r. Iaurance al
her home In honor OF Miss Myrtle
wachter. who has been attending
school here during the winter AMI
who will return to her home near
Sye "wednesday morning.
Games were played. prizes given.
snd ice cream was SERVED TO the fol-
loving persons Vesta and Ircnet :
Kirk. clara and Helen Mckenzie 7 :
frankie and Ila sturdiyant. Myrtle