East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-18
UKIAH SHIVERS
At "a BELOW
COLDEST SNAP OF THE SEASON
is ON But STOCK ARE IN
COED CONDITION.
Store at Ritter changes Hands; Half
Night Dance Is Enjoyed at Cham
berlain Garage; All Residents Join
Ia COastlng Parties.
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UKIAH, JAN 1s.-Monday morning
the thermometer registered "a de-
grees below zero, this being the cold
est snap SO far this winter. Stock
Of all kinds are standing the winter
fine and every one seems to have
plenty of feed
The store at Ritter. owned by Mrs
Frank Hale, formerly Mrs. Cox, was
sold a few days ago to parties from
monument who will take charge at
once.
A half night dance was enjoyed
Saturday night by a good crowd at
the Chamberlain garage
George Caldwell and wife Harry
Huston and Belle Mckenzie are re-
covering from an attack Of la grippe
Walter Stark returned Monday aft
er a few months absence and went
on over to Bridge creek and is stay
ing with clyde Helmick
Ben Colvin Of Ritter was in town
Tuesday night on his return from
Pendleton where he had been visit
| ing with MS family
G. s Andrus of Range was in
town wednesday on business.
Caroline Lorenz has been absent
from school for a week with an at
tack OF la grippe.
Arthur and Sybil Gilliland came in
Thursday evening. Arthur's friends
are all glad to see him back after his
long spell Of sickness from which he
seems to have fully recovered.
c. N. McReynoIds and Mrs. Reh-
burg Of Alba, were in Ukiah Tuesday
on business.
Clair Sturdlvant is the latest victim
of la grippe and DR.. De Vaul was call
ed to see him Sunday.
Lloyd Stuart of Pilot Rock was
business visitor in Ukiah Thursday.
Stella Mills Of Hidaway who has
been visiting in town for two weeks,
returned to her home Sunday.
Mrs. Clyde Helmick and daughters
of Bridge creek, have been visiting in
Ukiah for few days, while Mr.. Hell
mick made a busines trip to Pendle-
ton.
Fred Grooms of Dale has been in
Ukiah for several days on business.
Asa Arbogast and wife of Ritter
were in town Friday en- route to
Athena, where Mrs. Arbogast goes for
medical treatment.
Mrs. Emma Martin and daughter,
Edna, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Sturdivant a few days last week.
Rev. Sinclair, who has been i'll for
some time. is improving but slowly,
owing to his advanced years which is
nearing his 10th birthday He is now
able to be on the streets.
Mrs. Helmick received word a few
days ago that her son Walter was i'll
with an attack of rheumatism. al
Heppner
Herbert Meengs of Bridge creek is
visiting over Sunday in town.
Mr.. Sam Bitner and Mr.. Tulloch of
Pendleton returned from Ritter We'd
nesday, going on to Pendeton Hhurs-
day.
Great sport was had Sunday after
noon when old and young gathered
together and spent the afternoon
coasting down the school house hill,
The sleds Will now run from the
school house to the blacksmith shop,
affording fine sport A number of
pictures We're taken Of them while
coasting.
Earl Mulkey and Fritz RAIDER Of
Long creek, passed through Ukiah,
going to La Grande to file on land.
Louis Mettie left Sunday morning
for his homestead on Butter creek.
DR. De vaul reports Mrs Barney
Baumeister i'll with erysipelas.
A birthday dinner was given at the
home of Charlie Metteer, January 7
in honor of Mt. vestil Jones on his
oath birthday A turkey dinner was
served by Mrs Metteer
Joe Zipperer served chicken sup
per last Wednesday night to bunch
of his bachelor friends.
Ed Ledgerwood and wife moved to
Butter creek last week and will make
their home at Bert Ledgerwood's S
ranch.
A party given at the home of Mr.
Rehburg near Alba, last Friday night
was enjoyed by a crowd of Alba's
young peoplel
Mr. and Mrs Silas Reeves are vis-
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Reeves
at Alba.
Mrs. Casteel and daughter, Winnie,
were Ukah visitors last Saturday.
Bert Andrus, wife and son, visited
Sunday at the home of Alex McKen-
zie.
There is lots Of sickness through the
valley and DR.. De vaul is kept busy