East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-11
EPIDEMIC
PREVAILS At UKIAH
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4 UKIAfI, Jan. 1l,--An epidemic OF
la grippe is going the ROUNDS W
Ukinh and vicinity and many are III
! from the effects of 1t.
Il. II. short of Black Rock. VINO mas
been visiting his little daughter III
Ckiah during the holidays left Tor
his home Wednesday.
The many friends of AfeN Einpsoh
formerly of Ukiah, but now OF eur
field, Washngton VIII be pleased 70
near OF his marriage to Mrs Eai'h
Corhett OF Garfield, oh Christmas
aay. Mr.. and Mrs simpson Will mako
their future homo at Garfield. Their
many tIkiah friends wish them n long
and hapry life
MIR. ana Mrs. Sam Ledgcrwood OF
< ITkiah celebrated their forty-lirsi
Wedding anniversary last Friday ana
J an excellent dinner was served To the
+ following guests: Roscoe DlckenSohi
wife and children. Tom Lcdgerwood,
4 wife and son. Mrs. Ed l<edgerwo0d ana
daughter, Claudiue l4edgerwoddy Leo
n Ledaserwdod and Mrs. Fred Castecl
ana children.
Fred C'asteel, who Is working on
. nitter creek. came home SUNDAY
night on business, returning Monday
morning.
Mrs. Jennie Moor. who has been
visiting al Gurdane and 1'endleton for
4 the last two weeks, returned home
| Saturday night
Woss Slaughter and wife OF Ritter,
were guests at the Hotel Peterson
Saturday night on their return from
"a business "trip to Pcndlcton
Fred Gruoms made business trip
To- pendlcton last week.
Gordon Mettic left sunday Tor PEN
dleton, expecting 10 work out there
TIL spring work begins at tkinh.
Rev sinclair held services vi tho
church last sunday in Rev HerDerts
place. Mr. lIcrbert being III with =
Dad attack of Ia grippe.
DocI, Castcol is home on visit
for u short time.
George Ness returned from fendle-
ten sunday
II. y. Sturdivant received word
4 from his son ivan. who enlisted in the
medical corps that he is now in Rus
sia.
Mossic and sons sold three hundred
! head of cattle to Il. G.. Clark and Hill
bert and sons "a few days ago.
y Virgil Peterson who ms had chafgo
\ Of the Ckiah electric light plant. left
tuesday for Portland tn take "A cours"
j IN auAODitbllt fHSliftl IlE hAiA ~
trical equipment work flc expects
Ia he gong through the winter.
Ed Iehscn made final proof on
\ his homestead before ]. d. KIRK in
\ Ckiah Monday
Mr. ana Mrs. Elmer Nichols wGro
III fawn Monday. Mr. Nichols came In
4 to an wer his qLcstionnairo,
Charley Mottccr. Mrs. Vcstii Joincs
and J. H. Constants. were business
visitors in Ckiah Monday.
\ 4 lecture was given at the churca
y Monday night hy J. IT, wagner ON the
y growth Of Pam n-Gcrmnny. which was
q listened To- by a large audience.
4 Wtnic Mckenzie of rcntiet6nj VIII"
4 came up to enjoy the New Year fes-
,Ivitics returned to Pendieton Tues
n Gay morning.
! Mr. aud 3Trg. Lowcll Gangcr and son
, were down from the Lazinka ranch
TUESDAY,
Letters are being received every
day from some uf the Ckiah boys, who
4 enlisted In The navy ana are now at
\ Goat Island near San Francisco for
4 the present, hut expect 70 be moved
4 ir tho near future but don't know
3 JUST where. They an seem to like
d tho life they have chosen and arc
q looking forward to more of II. And
n al report that they are treated fih9
\ NJ the camp
Baby TIas Group.
III Little Edna Martin. daughter Of
q Mr. and Mrs. Abe Martin. was seri-
ously i'll with croup Monday night.
q Walter Allison who went to PEN
4 dleton last week on business, return
z ed Monday evening.
= Mrs. Dora Barrett was = Ckiah vis-
. itor Tuesday.
Wood Gibbs now mas charge Of the
y electric light plant In Ukiah.
Mrs. oscar Hilbert was Ia town
= Tuesday shopping.
e Lester Rolm and wife nnd SON Ed
4 ward have been III during tho last
q week with Ia grippe.
' The infant daughter Of MIR. and
a Mrs Clarence Dick Of Alba has been
- seriously ill., but Is reported some
what better today.
. Roy Il BnIncd.
o Robby Dickcnson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roscoe Dickinson. met with -
painful accident last week. lie pour
Cd some hot water into bucket to
wash the bucket out ana went out
: doors to throw the water out. and
child like began whirling the bucket
around his head when in some man
ner the boiling water was spilled over
: the back of his head and neck burn
ing him severely
The Rcd cross auxiliary Of t'kiaH
nf" sending in tho last of their, 1917
work, which consisted Of the follow
ing articles, Eight pairs OF sox. two
pillows. seven pairs pajamas thrco
bed shirts, two pairs wrist1cts. rhree
sweaters and two ambulance caps.