East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-05
Warmer. WEATHER IS
PREVAILING AT UKIAH
SNOW ALMOST ALL GONE WITH
INDICATIONS GOOD FOR
RAIN.
Other News and Social Notes of
Much Interest As Gathered by the
East Orcgonian Correspondent.
(East oregonIan speclal.l }

II (East Oregonian Specially
4 UKIAH, March 5.-Lou CasteeL
who left Ukiah some time ago and
/ enlisted in the marine corps, is now
stationed at Mare Island, and he
writes his mother that he likes it
fine. His address is Marine Barracks,
/ Mare Island, Vallejo, California.
Mrs. Olive Turner of Butter creek
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Bert Gibbs, for the last three
weeks, returned to her home last
Tuesday She was accompanied home
by her little granddaughter, Leona
| Gibbs.
Mrs. ChriS sturm and Miss Vivian
Bubb of Alba, were Ukiah visitors
Monday.
Ira Arbogast of Ritter was in town
Friday night en- route to Pendleton
or business
Mr.. and Mrs. Ressing of Ritter
who have been in California during
the winter, We're guests at the Hotel
Peterson Friday night on their return
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Hynd were
guests at the Sturdvant Brothers
ranch Saturday.
Jim johnson and Henry Blackwell
Jr. of Range, were business visitors
in Ukiah Sunday night
]. p. Endicott was in town trans,
acting business.
An all night dance was given at
Alba last Friday night. a large
crowd 'attended and basket supper
was served in the hall Those at
tending from Ukiah were Cecil Mar
tin, Bianch Bolin, Grace Bolin and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grooms.
r. G. Clark lost a good horse a few
days ago which was cut one barb
wire and bled to death.
Ike Reeves, wife and children OF
Idaho, is visiting at Alba with Mr..
Reeves mother.
Art Rheburg of Alba visitd in
Ukiah Thursday with friends.
). H. Mettie left Thursday for But
ter creek with load of supplies for
Miss Marie Mettie, who is teaching
there and has located homestead on
Butter creek.
Miss frankie Sturdivant left for
Pendleton "Wednesday morning for
an indefinite stay.
William Howard. links Howard
and wife and Ike Reeves of Alba
We're in Ukiah Thursday on business.
Newt Reeves and wife of Alba who
have been visiting in Idaho during
the winter, returned to Alba Wed,
nesday.
Miss Grace Bolin left Monday for
a weeks visit at Hermiston with
friends
Frank AIulky of Long creek passed
through Ukiah Friday on his way to
Pilot Rock
Mrs. Jennie Moore is having flues
put in her residence. Rev. Herbert
is doing the work
Ed Thrasher of Dale was in Ukiah
Friday night on his return from Pen
dleton where he attended the funeral
OF the late Donald Ross.
A box was packed and sent out
Tuesday by the Ukiah Red Cross aux
ilary which contained the following:
Ten sweaters, 50 pairs sox, one pair
wristlets, 27 pajama suits. 20 bed
shirts. 2s napkins. eight tray cloths,
nine pairs bed sox, twelve hot water
bottle covers, two wash cloths. nine
pieces linen, Is ambulance caps, 20
pair bed slippers.
Clair Sturdivant, who is at the L.
S. naval training station at San Diego.
California, is expected home on
furlough soon.
Warmer weather prevails again
and indications are good for rain.
With only a skift of snow a few warm
days will soon take it off
Walter Allison forester. who re-
turned from Pearson Meadows Fri
day reports that he found 56 inches
of snow at the government stake.