East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-21
UKIAH is COVERED
WITH SNOW BLANKET
FIVE INCHES FALLS SATURDAY.
NIGHT But GROUND Is NOT
FROZEN; ROADS MUD
BY
Ed 1hrashcr Buys Baker Outfit; Jcs-
81 Hilbert Makes Record Trip
Over Almost impossible Roads.


UkIAIL Jan. 2l.-About five inch
e of snow fcn Saturday night ann
Camas Prairie looks like real winter
had set in. but the ground is not
frozen and the temperature Is mild,
and the roads something terrible
when il comes to mud, and 1t rains
n&arly every day.
y farewell party was gwen Virgil
Peterson Monday night before he LETT
for Portland
Ed Ledgerwood, wife and daugh.
ter of Butter creek who have been
visiting relatives in Ckiah for the
past two weeks, left for uneir home
last Wednesday.
The Boys of Ukiah that have en-
listed in the service or Uncle Sam
are being well remem bcred by their
many friends as well a. their rela-
tives. The children of the Ukiah
school are each going to write from
time to time friendly letters to the
boys let them know thar none OF
them are forgotten. This VIII -le
done each week now, which shows
that the boys will be wen remember.
ed by all their friends VINO arc anx-
ious concerning their welfare.
Buys Baker Outfit.
Ed Thrasher of Bridge creek has
purchased everything u-Ionging TO
William Baker of Meadowbrook farm
near Dale and has take. possession.
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert received
" ord from their son Biire who is
stationed at Vancouver. washington,
that he was married in Portland last
week to Miss Abby Churchill OF Cal
ifornia.
As Lynn Clark was Slowly riding
along the road last Sunday. his horse
stepped into a rut and 1v;i sidcwisc,
dislocating the horses l-s.
Fred Grooms returned Saturday
from Baker City, where no had been
for week on business with the for
est service.
Jesse Goff was guest at the Hotel
Peterson Monday night going ON to
Long Creek.
Grades to Debate.
y debate will be held nc the Ukiah
school house in tho nei,- future by
the members of the upper grades.
which promises to be very interesting
The question for debate will be. Re,
solved. Win the world be -aTe for de-
nocrncy?' Those on tho affirmative
arc Estella Mills and Claudinc Ledg-
erWood, and on the negative, Lloyd
Clark and Blanche Bohr.
Hugo Lenz and 8Iossie & Sons. left
for Pilot Rock Saturday with their
caetle, taking them to feed
Perry Simpson made - trip to Ed
Nright's last Saturday, returning on
Sunday.
Vol Peterson returned Tuesday
night from Il weeks vis't to spo-
kane.
\ great Interest is being taken in
the Red Cross work in Ukian. and
splendid lot of work is ue;ng done
here. Only last week 4 large box of
garments was sent, and another box
will be sent this week.
Clair Sturdivant, who enlisted in
the navy and has been at Goat islans
near san Francisco. has pccn trans
fcrred, and is now at san Diego.
Improvement Club Meets.
Tho village Improvement club met
again Monday night anu n crowded
house listened to J. H. Wagner talk
on and explain President Wilson's
peace plans, which were both inter
esting and instructiv-.
Miss Margery Kecncy passed
through town "Wednesday, en- route
to her home at Long creek.
Felix Johnson of Range was in
town Wednesday. en- route to Pilot .
Rock to look after his cat;.c which he .
is wintering there
Mr.. LEM received word that his
wife, Mrs. Lc.Iz, who has been visit
ing near Spokane, was TOO i'll to4c-
turn home, she having serious at
tack of rheumatism.
a party was given at the Chamber
lain garage Wednesday night by the
school, i'm honor of Miss IsteIla Mills
Who left for Pcndletpn Thursday
morning to attend high rchoUl there
Clyde Heluick. I'D Tnrashcr and