East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-02
.UKIAH SCHOOL IS
BUYING WAR BONDS
JUNIOR RED CROSS, THRIFT
STAMPS AND BOND PURCHAS-
ES AMONG ACTIVITIES.
Farmers Moving From Town to Coun-
try Called by Spring Work: Minis
ter Leaves to Attend Presbytery,
Will be Accompanied Home by Wife
(East Oregonian Special.

| credit TO the school, ana to the com
munity as well. One $50 bond ha
been raised, and another $50 bond /
under way to be raised. BY the en-
thusiasm that is shown there is n
doubt in any ones mind but what /
will be raised. Not only have the.
raised the liberty bond, but all tn
children attending school belong L
the Junior Red Cross. The officer
were picked among the upper grad
pupils and it is expected that som'
very good work will be accomplished
in the near future by the Junior Rec
Cross. Not only have they raised ,
liberty bond, organized a Junior RED
Cross, but every pupil in the schoo
have taken out thrift stamps. a con
test is held. and all are trying tC
outdo each other and at present the
contest is very close. The school has
n little over three hundred thrift
stamps to its credit, which certainly
is good for small school.
Mrs. Edna Allison left Friday for
Bridge Creek for few days visit with
her mother, Mrs. Meengs.
The village improvement club will
soon start a clean up day, and every
one will be asked to help by cleaning
up their own premises first, which
several have already done.
Sandford Chilson of bridge Creek was
in town Thursday on business,mk
Named As Registrar.
! Mrs. J. ID Kirk has been appointed
registrar and will be in town Wednes-
day of each week. and all who have
not registered should do so before It
is too late. They will find her at the
j. ID. Kirk residence.
Lyle Beeney, John Day Stock Co.
manager and Jake Miller passed
through Ukiah' Saturday enroute to
Echo.
/ Mrs. Kate Casey and children were
/ in Ukiah Friday night, on their way
home from Filler. Idaho. where they
have been visiting relatives.
Hank Blackwell and Elmer Welch
came in from Range the last of the
week on their way to Lower Butter
Creek, where Mr.. Blackwell went TO
bring back his cattle which he winter
ed there.
T. F.. stantiff, J. T. johnson and Ar
/ thur Gilllland registered at the Ulliah
hotel Friday night.
Eugene Domas and Charles Denier
of Ritter were in Ulliah Thursday
night on their way to Pilot Rock.
]. r. Cannon of Long Creek, re-
turned Wednesday night from short
visit in the Willamette valley and be-
gan driving stage Thursday morning
between Ukiah and Long Creek.
Home For Work April ..
On account of the spring work
several families who have lived in
Ukiah during the winter on account
of school, are now moving back to
their farms. Fred Casteel and family
moved out Monday and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Ledgerwood moved out Tuesday.
Rev. Herbert left Monday for Wal
la Walla, where he will visit for a few
days with his family and will then
attend the Presbyterian Presbytery on
upper Hood River He will be absent
three weeks and Rev. Sinclair will
fill his place while he is away. When
he returns Mrs. Herbert will return
with him.
A. Kottmeier of Alba and c. Lorenz
OF Alba left Thursday for Echo 40
bring their cattle back to- the pas
lures.
Mrs. John Linsner and daughter,
Irma, left Monday for an extended
visit with friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. George Caldwell who
have been visiting in California dur
ing the winter with Mrs. Caldwelrs
mother, returned Monday. and while
they speak of California on the high
est terms, they both were glad to get
back to Oregon. They left Thursday
for the Hynd ranch where they have
a position for the summer.
Perry Simpson made n trip to Nye
returning Wednesday with "A
bunch of horses which had been win
tered there.
Charley Hynd left Monday for &C. |
Gil. Oregon, to bring back his cattle |
which he had fed during the winter
at Cecil.
Mick Casteel who spent the winter
at Walula feeding stock, returned to
Ukiah Tuesday with Walter Black
burns cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blackburn
arrived home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Sturdivant re-
2eived a letter from thcir son Clair,
saying he would remain at San Deigo
six months longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grooms and son
Jack left Wednesday for their home
near Dale.
Leonard Simpson of Garfield, Wn,
come in on the stage ThursdaN@even-
ng for a visit here.
Monroe Taylor who has been i'll for
hree weeks left for Pendleton a few
lays ago for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Sturdivant were
n town Thursday trading. <
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Ganger were in
own Wednesday to register.
Letters received by relatives from
Harley Kirk and Marion Martin who
we're transferred to Norfolk. Virginia,
tates that they are now on the wa
eTs. bound for
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