East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-15
UKIAH HOME TALENT
PLAY BIG SUCCESS
PEOPLE COME FROM FAR AND
NEAR TO ATTEND DRAMA
AND ENJOY DANCE.
Mrs. j. II. Moore rails ON Ice ami
Dislocates Ankle; Clair Mcttee.'
Cuts Knee Severely.

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UKIAH, Feb. 1.-THE drama Civ
en- by the Ukiah dramatic club last
Friday night was attended by a large
crowd and was a decided success.
Everybody was well pleased with the
play and afterwards they danced till
/ daylight Saturday morning. Everyone
hopes the club will give another treat
like this before the winter is gone.
Mrs. J. II Moore met with a pain
ful accident last Wednesday morning
when she fell on the ice, ~dislocatins
her ankle which has caused her much
pain and will c~onfine her to the house
for some time.
Dot Keeney of Long Creek was a
guest. at the Peterson hotel Tuesday
night en- route 10 Pendleton.
Trace Baker and wife. who have
been enjoying a month in Portland,
returned to Ukiah on Thursdays
stage. going on to their home at Dale
Friday.
Tom Hinton of Range. came over
Thursday to see the play.
Charley Conger and wife of Long
Greek. passed through Pkiah Wednes-
day on their way to Salifornia.
william Warden. who has been i'll
for the last week with a severe attack
Of Iumbago. is now improving and Is
able to be around.
J. D.. Kirk left for Portland Satur-
day morning on business.
Fred Grooms. wife and son and
Granville Plant and wife Of Dale,
Clyde Helmick. wife and daughter of
Bridge creek. came over Friday to at
emo the play and dance.
Henry Nye has been i'll with an
attack of la grippe.
C. s. Stuart. lineman. was in Ukiah
Sunday repairing the line.
Mrs. Sanford Chilson and daughter
left for their homestead Friday.
Del Shifts of Dale was a business
visitor in Ukiah the first Of the week
George Taylor. Tom Enright and
Bill Corley OF Gurdane, came over
friday and filed on homesteads before
U. S. Commissioner ]. d. Kirk.
Bert Andrus is i'll with an attack of
la grippe and DR.. DevauI WAS called.
Mrs. L r. Laurence and children,
who have been in Portland for the
last two months, are expected home
soon.
A masquerade ball will be given
at the Chamberlain garage Feb. *.
First and second prizes will be given
for the best character.
william Allison came down from
Oriental to see the play.
Among those attending the PLAY
from Alba were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Dern. Mr. and MIS-. c. n. McReynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plesenden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Bhehm, Ruth and Marie Dorm.
Sarah Vaughn. Miss Scroggins. Gail
and Francis Dick. and Mr. and Mrs
Sturm, Arthur Linville. Marion Rine-
hart and MI. Corley.
DR.. De Vaul was called to Bridge
creek Saturday night to see Mrs. Os-
car Hilbert, who is quite sick.
Lester Bolin and wife were in town
Monday trading.
Four inches Of new snow fell sun
day night. but ii is very warm and in
dications are good for rain.
Mr.. Green. ranger and Miss Casteei
who have been trapping near Pilot
Rock. for some time. returned to
Ckiah last week.
Mr.. Dick of Alba who has purchas-
ed a new wood saw. has been saving
wood for Mr.. Kottemeir and Mr.. Durn
Clair Metteer, young son of Charley
Metteer. had the misfortune to cut
his knee quite badly with a drawing
knife.
Mfr. and Mrs, Clifford constants Of
Alba were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Mills of Hidaway, a few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs LEM LEM and chit
dren, visited sunday with Mr.. n
Mrs. Charley Hynd. at the Hynd
Mr. and Mrs. Dern passed through
town Saturday en- route to Bridge
creek to care for their daughter. Mrs.
Hilbert. who is i'll.
Caroline Lorenz, who had just re-
covered from an attack OF La griyye'
is i'll again.
Tom Ledgerwood and wife, Mr..
Garfield n wife. Mrs. Pringle, Stel-
la Mills and Winnie and Lou Casteel
of Hidaway. were down Friday for
the play and dance. MT. Casteel and
Mrs. Pringle furnished the music.
Dee Gates of Gurdane attended the
play and dance Friday.
Arthur Mulkey of Ritter arrived in
town Monday evening with Mr.. Tul-
lis and family. who is moving on to
his ranch which he recently purchas-
ed near Ritter Mr.. Tullies has for
merry lived in Pendleton.