East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-13
HEAVY FROSTS HURT
GRAIN NEAR UKIAA
Friday viii Be Last Day of
School for South End
Town.
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4 OkIAH, May 13.-ESverybody
around ukiah bought Liberty Bond
and $7400 were raised here.
With heavy frosts for the last two
weeks some IL the spring grain is suf-
fering severely.
George Ellis and daughter. Nora.
were In town Wednesday trading.
Mrs Jennie Moore left Thursday
Tor Pilot Rock to visit her daughter,
Mrs William Selby. who recently
moved there from Gurdane.
Miss Edna Sehoene of Chicago,
passed through Ukiah Wednesday on
her way to Ritter, where she will
visit with relatives.
Melvin Roberts, CIaud Scrivner. f.
Rigner, John Carter, Gilman Shaw
and Horace Mulkey registered at the
Ukfah Hotel Thursday night.
Il j. d. Kelly of Wala walla has been
in Ukiah for several days buying
hides and junk of all kinds.
Il Willie Mckenzie, formerly of Ukiah
but now of Pendleton, came up sun
day for visit with friends and rela-
tives for while.
! F. w. Gilhut and Ed Winnett of
Dayton, Were in Ukiah the first of
the week on their way to Prairie City.
/ ii. w. Lorensen, who has been
working around here for some time.
left Wednesday for Pendleton, where
\ he expects to enlist in the navy.
1 G. S. Stuart, the Independent Tele-
phone Co.'S lineman, was here the
first of the week, doing repair work
Hank Blackwell and Wilbur Rey-
nolds of Range, passed through
! / ocf E--sl =
Cows and calves.
The dance at Alba Saturday night
was attended by the following people
rom Ukiah. Charley Sturdivant Jr.s
Tia Sturdivant, Mrs. Carlton, Cloyd
Sturdivant. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Chamberlain and Virgil Peterson.
The ladies of the Red Cross met
Thursday at the home Of Mrs. 1. Ii.
Lawrence.
The rocks are being cleaned off the
Grade just south of town.
The auto truck started Monday be-
tween Ukiah and Long trip, making
the trip over and back each day.
Vol Peterson left for Pendleton
on business, returning Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs viii Ganger who have
been working for ]. p. Endicott, on
the Endicott ranch, returned to PEN
dleton last week.
Rev. Herbert left Monday morning
for Walla Walla to bring Mrs. Herbert
back. They viii return the last of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Hilbert and
son returned from Pendleton Sunday
Where they had been for medical /
treatment for their son Frank.
Business visitors in Ukiah Monday |
were ]. II. Moore. Mrs. Reeves and |
son Ward. Bert and Earl Martin, l..
@. Huston. Mrs. Lorenz Mr.. and |
Mrs. Kottmeier and Mrs. Strum.
Mrs. George Caldwell left for Long |
creek Monday, for a week S visit with |
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Cardwell.
Virgil Peterson made business I
trip to Dale Monday.
Henry Lazinka passed through town |
Sunday with $50 head of fine beef /
steers. which he will soon have ready
for the market.
Mrs. Mary Davis of Ritter was a
guest at the Ukiah hotel Monday
night on her return from Pendleton. l.
George Ness cade a business trip +
to Pendleton the first of the week.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Martin has been quite i'll,
but is now reported some better.
Albert Peterson, who has been i'll Il
with an attack of rheumatism, left
,or the Ritter springs Thursday morn
ng to remain a while. Ii
AS a Arbogast of stanfield, passed ]