East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-08
EAST OREGONIAN SPECIAL
NEWS OF UMATILLA co.
Large DrOves of Beef
Cattle Going to Market
(East oregonlan special.l }

4 UKIAE, Ore, July 9.-T. ID. Taylor
and wife of Pendleton, and his son
Eldon Taylor and wife and daughter
Iof Athena, We're in Ukiah Wednesday
might.
i Miss Ila Sturiivant who has been
Visiting in Pendleton for the last three
weeks returned to Ukiah Tuesday and
win have charge of the telephone of
flee while Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Gibbs
and daughter, make u trip to Portland
and other points for few weeks va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slarbaum and Miss
Bessie Bollons of Alba, drove down to
Utah Tuesday evening ON business
/ Willie Mckenzie of Pendleton spent
the 4th at Ukiah and the Springs.
Miss Hazel Gentry of Alba arrived
Monday to care for Charley Welch's
four little girls.
Mrs. Maggie Walker of Dale was in
town Wednesday trading.
Frank Chapman and family of But
ter Creek came up Wednesday for the
4th, going to the Springs Thursday and
returning home Friday.
Miss Helen Meengs and Miss Jean
Folsom came over from Bridge Greek
Wednesday and were at the Springs
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Allison.
Ed Thrasher of Dale was in town
few hours Wednesday, returning home
in the evening accompanied by Mrs.
IS' ], Helmick. who win spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs.
lThrasher
Lynn Clark left for Freewater Tues
day to bring back his wife who is now
able to return home.
Mrs. Mary Peterson and son Virgil
made a business trip to Pendleton asd
back Wednesday.
Large droves of beef cattle are
passing through Ukiah every few days
being driven to the market for ship
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Chilson of
Bridge Creek came over Thursday to
meet Sanford's father, Mr.. Chilson of
Pendleton, who came up for visit
with his son for "a short time.
Ezra Vinson, one of the pioneer
settlers of Camas Prairie. but who left
here years ago, passed through town
Thursday morning. going in to the
mountains with a band of sheep for
the summer. Since leaving UlSiah Mr..
Vinson has lost his wife and one son,
and his other four children are mar
ried, which leaves him alone and he
seeks consolation in the mountains
near where he partly raised his fam
lily.
George Ness left for Pendleton Fri
day morning on business.
A heavy frost fell fell Wednesday
night killing lots of gardens and badly
damaging some of the grain which was
doing fine after the late rains.
Ward Emigh, proprietor of the
tSkiah creamery and son, of WalIa
Walla, were in town Thursday night
on business, returning to WaIla Walla
Friday moHnipg.
Mrs. Irene Patterson of Pilot Rock
passed through tewn Saturday. en-
route to Ritter to visitsher mother,
Mrs. Casey.
Ben Colvin passed througha.. town
Tuesday with a bunch of beef cattle
for the market.
Miss frankie sturdivant of PendIe-
ton visited with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Sturdivant Thursday night.
Another fine bunch of beef cattle
passed through town Wednesday, be-
longing to Hank Blackwell of Grant
county, enroute to Pilot Rock for
shipment.
Roy Smith who is tending camp for
the Ross sheep camp was in town
Friday for supplits.
Following is a list of those going TO
the Hidaway Springs Thursday to
spend the day. Earl Martin and fam
lily. Charley Hynd and family, George
Caldwell and wife, Carl Sturdivant 4
and family, Frank Hilbert and wife, !
Mrs. Dora Barrett. Mrs. Abe Martin
and family. jesse Hilbert and family, |
u II. Wagner, Oscar Hilbert and fam /
lily, Sherman Hale, Hugo Lenz and 4
Gordon Mettie.