East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-13
RAIN HELPS GRASS
IN UKIAH COUNTRY
MIR. AND MRS. HENRY MOSSIE
MOVE TO PENDLETON TO
RESIDE IN FUTURE.
Ukiah Delegation That Heard Vice
President Speak Were Impressed;
Large Stock Ranch of Alex Nc
Kenzlc is sold to George Ness.
(East oregonlan Specially


and win greatly benefit the range as
the grass is growing fine.
J. d. and Harley Kirk were farm
ing on Bridge creek last week.
1t was entirely forgotten to men
tion last week that Frank Hilbert,
better known as Daddy Hilbert, went
to the mountains with a bunch of
young men, and was the only one in
the bunch who succeeded in killing a
buck the day before the season clos
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Caldwell left
last Monday for California to spend
the winter. Their many friends re-
gret losing them even though it be for
only a short time.
Mrs. Dolina and two grandchildren
of Long Creek were guests at the Pc
'terson hotel Friday night for Califor-
mia to spend the winter.
Moving to PendletOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mossie will
leave in a few days for Pendleton to
make it their future home. Mr.. Mos
sic has purchased a home in Pendle-
ton and expects to remain there per-
manently. Mr.. and Mrs. Mossie are
among the pioneer settlers of Camas
/ Prairie, and while the community re-
grets their departure, they go with the
well wishes of all. Their son Eber
viii make his home with them a:ia
their sons James and Lon viii! con-
tinue to conduct the business of
Mossie and Sons here.
Mrs. Chamberln who is ill with ty-
phoid fever is getting along nicely,
and considerable improvement has
been reported by the nurse. Mrs. MIC
coils.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Linsner moved
into the Caldwell residence last Mon
day.
Mrs. Mary Davis and daughter
passed through Ukiah Sunday enroute
to Pendleton, where she will spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mckenzie made
a business trip to Pendleton Monday.
Miss Freda Hector of Ritter who
has been spending the summer in
waIla Walla during the summer was
in Ukiah Friday on her return home.
Clyde Helmick passed through
town Monday with a car load of fine
beef cattle which he will ship from
Pilot Rock.
Ray Meengs who has been working
as ranger during the summer left
Monday for Pendleton and from there
VIII either go to chicago 10 enter
school or enlist in the navy.
John Carter of Long Creek passed
through Ukiah Monday with a large
drove of beef cattle. q
Mr. and Mrs. Rehburg of Alba were
in town Monday on business.
Heard Marshall Speak.
Those attending the Marshall speak
ing in Pendleton Tuesday night from
Ukiah were j. w. Sturdevant and /
wife. c. b. Sturdevant, Clair Sturde- /.
Mrs. Dora Barrett, Frank
Chamberln, ]. II. Wagner, Warren .
Gibbs and all returned well pleased I
with Vice President Marshalls speech. I
Frank Simpson who has been alb |
sent from Ukiah all summer returned 4
last week.
Ben Colvin of Ritter was a guest at I
the hotel Peterson Wednesday night. .
Mrs. Henry Lazinka of Pendleton, /
who has been visiting her daughter, !
Mrs. Lowell Ganger, returned Sunday 1
with her son Henry Jr.
Jim Kinder and G. Mari of Range |
made "A trip to Pilot Rock this week .
for a load of supplies.
George Ellis was taken seriously i'll /
again Thursday, but at this writing. is /
reported much better.
Miss Mamie Jones of Hidaway, was (
visiting Mrs. A. d. Bolin Thursday /
night.
Ralph Clark, wife and sons Ray
and Lynn. made trip to Walla Walla
Friday, returning Monday. and when .
near Alba, in running over a culvert, /
one wheel and spindle of the car /
were broken. and serious accident |
was narrowly averted as the car
came very near turning over. How
ever, they walked to Alba. remain
ing over night and ordered repairs, (
which arrived next day, when they
came on home.
Eber d. Mossie arrived Wednesday
evening from PendIeton with a load .
Of supplies for the electric light plant /
and owing to delay in the shipment !
Df some of the materials, things have
been delayed in completing the plant.
Mrs. Herbert will give lecture Fri
day night Nov 9Th on the little Esqua-
ma women and her life in the frozen
north, to raise funds to aid in buying
Christmas presents for the soldier
boys.
school Honor Roll.
school report. Roll of honor for
second month.
First grade-Madeline Muraiu.
Norma May Short.
Second grade-Sheldon Laurance.
Third grade-Maxwell Long.
Fourth grade-Grace Peterson.
sixth grade-Carl Lorenz, Tressa /
Bibbs, Geneva Huston. Elmer Dick
snson, Marion Dickinson.
Eighth Blanch Bolin, Hslen
Mckenzie. Caroline Lorenz.
Ninth grade-Estella Mills.
Alex Mckenzie. one of the first set
lers in Camas Prairie, has sold his
arge stock farm to George Ness Of
oendleton and with his family viii
cave soon for Pendletou TO make it
heir home. MIR. Mckenzie has been
resident of Camas Prairie 81 years.
Mr.. Mckenzie and family will be
,reatly missed i'm the community.
Mrs. S. Chilson and daughter and
Test and Irene Kirk returned from
lexington Thursday after three
weeks visit.
Several real estate smen are in the
rairie looking FOR property to list.
There will he basket social at the
hurch Nov. -. 1917. and all the la
les are invited to hiring well fillcd