East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-01
J. D. KIRK RESIDENCE HAD MAR.
ROW ESCAPE FROM FLAMES
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Two All Night Dances on Program for
UICiah Folk Soon; Church People
Prepare for Great Wood Cutting
Event; Other Ukiah News.
(East oregonian sueclal. }

The>early discovery Of the fire was all
that saved Mr.. Kinks home, as a
fierce wind was blowing at the time.
The Ukiah Artisans met and INSTALL
ed their officers Friday night. Owing
to so much sickness the installation
had been postponed from the first of
the month.
Fred Mulkey and wife Of Ritter
passed through Ukiah Saturday ven
route TO their home. Mrs. Mulkey has
been visiting with her father, broth
ers and sisters in Washington for the
last three months and was met in
Pendleton by Mr.. Mulkey on her re-
turn.
Lester Bolin and wife were. in Ukiah
Wednesday trading.
Mr.. Garfield who has been seriously
III with pneumonia is rapidly recover
ing.
Mrs William Mills and Mrs. Charley
Lorenz and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hale are
reported on the sick list.
Miss Bell Mckenzie has beeng as
sisting in the Ukiah Mercantile store
during the absence Of Mr.. Laurence.
James Oatly was in town Friday on
business.
Sanford Chllson is doing carpenter
work on his house on the homestead
and Mrs. Chilson and daughter will
join him within a few days.
r. f. sturdivant returned Tuesday
from months visit with his sons
Glen of .Pendleton and Gail and Ivan
of La Gfande.
Arthur and sybil Gilliland left
Thursday for their home at Gurdane.
Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. George
Caldwell visited Thursday at the Bo-
lin ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hynd were in town
Thursday shopping.
Mrs. Lillian Locke left for Pendle-
ton Thursday. expecting to be gone
several days
Herbert Heengs and Walter Stark
Of Bridge Creek passed through town
Saturday with 80 head of horses be-
longing to Clyde Helmick, takinA
them to Nye for the rest of the win
ter
George Caldwell and Harley Kirk
left for Ritter Sunday morning to look
after their horses which they are hav-
ing wintered there.
j. r. Laurance returned from PEN
dleton Friday night,
Perry Simpson was in town Friday
on business.
Leonard Simpson of Garfield, Wn.,
arrived Thursday night to visit his
uncles Perry and Frank Simpson for
a while.
The home talent play to be given on
February 9Th. will be followed by an
all night dance, with supper at the
Peterson hotel There will also be an
all night dance February 2srd.
Among those attending the dance
at Alba from Ukiah were Frankie
and Ila Sturdivant. Myrtle Wachter'
Sybn Glliland, Fayette and Gordon
Mettie, Floyd and Ray Martin, Henry
Nye. Or. Deyaul. William Warden,
Harley Kirk. Frank Chamberlain,
Herbert Meengs and Marion Martin.
Walter Allison left for Pilot Rock
Monday morning to meet Mrs. Allison
who is returning from Pendleton,
where she has been for over two
months being in the hospital a part
Of the time where she underwent an
operation from which she has fully
recovered.
James Terry of Nye was Uhah
visitor Monday on business.
A terrific wind storm blew all day
Saturday and Sunday which has caus-
cd the snow to drift which will make
travelling bad until the roads are
broke good again.
Tommy Smith made business trip
to Grant county last week.
Wood is being hauled to the church
lin the log and as soon as enough is
hauled. there will be a day set for saw
ing the wood and dinner will be served
az the church by the ladies of Ukiah
and vicinity, the wood to be used for
church and Sunday school and all So
clal gatherings held there.
Charley Denieus and wife of Ritter
came over Sunday with load Of dress
ed turkeys and chickens to ship to
Portland.
Born Monday. Jan. 2eth, to Mr. and
Mrs Ed Ingram, son.
Born, Monday morning. January
90 to Mr.. and Mrs. George Belin, for
merly OF Ukiah. but now of Butter
Creek, a son.
Clyde Helmick lost a good horse a
few days ago. which fell on the brakes
and was killed.
Roll of honor for the month Of Dec.
Eighth grade-vista Kirk, Helen
Mckenzie.
Seventh Willie Sinclair vir.
gil Peterson. Professor Childers,
teacher.
Fifth grade-Geneva Huston.
Fourth grade--Nellle Anderson
Clarence Smith, Ruth Moore, Vulah
Moore, Grace Peterson.
First grade-Russell Moore.
Primer class--George Smith, Ly.
man Peterson. Ila sturdlvant, each.
er.
The poor relation often wonders