East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-11
Hidaway Springs Opens
Summer Season Saturday
(East oregonlan speclal.l

NhdSt OIeSonlan SpeCt3L)
uKtAH June 11,-Those attending
the opening dance at Hidaway spFlnge
Saturday night from Ukiah were
Frank Chamberlain and wife, Mrs.
Carl Sturdlvant, Ila Sturdivant, VIM
ME Moore, Francis Kinder, Myrtle
Kinder, Henry Nye, Floyd Martin,
Leonard simpson, Ray Martin, Cloyd
/ Sturdivant, Cecil Martin, Virgil Pc
terson. John Kinder Charley sturdi-
want Jr.. and j. H. Wagner.
Mrs. Win Hinton of Centralla.
| Wash, and her son and daughter, ar.
rived Friday evening and will re-
main the guest of her sister, Mrs. Pc
terson of the Ukiah hotel until Mr..
Hinton arrives some time during the
week. when they will go back to
their ranch in Grant county which
they left last fall. thinking a change
OF cllnzate would benefit Mr.. Hin
tons health.
Vesper services were held at the
church Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Nelson of But
ter creek are now on their stock
ranch near Hldaway springs.
Harry Huston had valuable
horse badly cut on barb wire Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert and daugh-
ter, Margaretta. spent Friday night
at the Hynd ranch.
Ray Martin, who has been working
for billiard French on Butter creek,
returned to Ukiah Friday evening.
Henry Flood, formerly of Long
Creek. was registered at the Ukiah
hotel Friday night.
Henry Nye, who left Ukiah last
fall and has spent the winter in Chi
cago. is in town again for a few days
visiting with friends.
Henry Blackwell ST., and Henry |
Blackwell Jr,, passed through town |
Wednesday en- route to Pendleton.
Clair Sturdivant. who was expect |
ed home on a furlough soon, will not |
get to come, as he was only given a |
six day leave which did not give him |
time to even get home. This means
a great disappointment to his fam
lily. He last wrote he would leave |
San Diego in a few days for some /
point in the east but did not know
where.
William Meengs of Bridge creek,
came over Friday to meet his daugh-
ter Helen, who has been attending
high school in Pendleton during the
winter. Miss Meengs is one of the
students who won the scholarship to
Whitman college.
Milt Williams of Bridge creck k, was
Z business visitor in town Saturday.
Miss lila Sturdivant who has Eccn
visi'r6 in Pendleton for the last
three weeks. returned Friday night
but will return to Pendleton again
next week for the teachers eyanlina-
ion.
Mrs. Sam Ledgerwood and daush-
.er Claud, and granddaughter. Versie
Moore of Gurdane, were in town Sat
lrday trading.
The Ukiah school board has en-
oIoyed Mrs Wesley Slaughter of Rit-
er as principal, and Miss la Sturdi-
ant as primary teacher of the UlSiah
chooI for next year. Mrs. Slaughter
comes highly recommended. And this
,eing Miss Sturdivants fourth year
n the Ukiah school. speaks well as to
Ter ability as a teacher and herj
tanding in the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Blssenger of 4
'endleton are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
George Ness and they all spent Sun I
lay at the Hidaway springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Kirk and dSugh-
er Irene came in from the ranch to
pend Sunday in town. @
Fred Grooms and Bob Cannon Of Il
bale were in town Saturday night O
n business. a
Mrs. Sanford Chilson visited in C
own Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. o
:. Kirk. 6
Bob Linsner, who is driving the f
11ck between Ukiah and Long creek II
1T for Pendleton Saturday evening s
J VISIT his wife. who Is very i'll at II
{. Anthony's hospital Il
V. B. Peterson is shearing sheep for
herman Hale. d