East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-17

/, vas some over SO years old. has ~
II rolat YES and has always lived AN lso
il lated life, not caring 10 neighbor witt
anyone But very little Is known ~
him. At the coroners inquest the re-
mains were sent TO Pendleton Thurs
II day morning for interment He was
born In England.
, Bert Andrews, formerly OF Ukiah,
{ but now OF Hood River, was in rlSiah
/ Tuesday ana Wednesday nights visit
ing his sister Mrs. Mabel Case. He
, left Thursday for Range 10 visit WITH
} hls parents Mr. and Mrs. g. s.. An
drews until after the holidays
Mrs. S. J. Helmick who has been
In Pendleton for the last nine months,
returned home Saturday 10 care for
her daughter-in-law Mrs. Clyde Hell
mick who il i'll with inflamatory rheu-
matism. but who Is now improving.
Mrs. Maud Thrasher of Nye has
been visiting in Ukiah for the last
week.
I Ed Burnes came up from Pilot Rock
/ last Sunday with truck load Of bal
/ ed hay for Levi Eldridge for his stage
stock.
Mrs, Clyde HeImick was moved 70
town last Sunday SO the neighbors
could help care for her and her chill |
dren.
Charley Hynd and Bert Mclaughlin
returned from Cecil Tuesday after |
taking Mr.. Hynds cattle there for the |
winter. They experienced rough |
weather and deep snow as they came /
through the mountains on their return.
Mrs. Burnett and son of Ritter who
have been visiting in the eastern states
a. in Ia I, Fnfn
her return home
a snow plow was used Wednesday
all over town. so the children could
reach school. the snow being about
II inches at the time.
Robert Bond returned from Yoa-
KUN Friday evening TO look after his
interests here.
There was no mail from Pilot Rock
TO Uklah. frcm Tuesday night until
night on account Of the train
dot running, but the pilot Rock -Ukiah
stage made the trip daily. The Long
Creek stage failed TO get I'm Wednesday
night on account Of deep snow and the
mail was taken out Thursday morning
BY j. II. Constants.
Marion Martin dnd Antoine Scheeis
eft Friday for Pilot Rock with two
four horse teams, for freight for the
jkiah Mercantile Co.
Leo Ledgerwocd d Of Butter Creek, is
n the valley for short time, staying
With his brother Bert Ledgerwood. on
he Ledgerwood farm on Camas :
creek
Clyde Helmick who is gathering the y
emainder of his cattle. reports the :
Fohn Day brakes badly frozen ano =
'overed with foot of snow. He lost :
hree head Thursday which went off :
he ice into the river, and were drown :
d. -
Charles EveIand who has been :
at the sawmil on Camas :
,reek, returned home Wednesday on :
-ccount OF illness frem rheumatism. :
Granvil Plant and wife, who have =
'een working near Heppner have re- :
urned to their home near Dale. =
Miss Mary Herbert, left Wednesday :
or walla Walla. u
Lowell Ganger of Nye came in Sat
rday and will move his cattle to the
Sye ranch.
Mrs. Froth Of Antelope. is the guest
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Sandford Chilson, for
IN indefinite time. Mrs Froth and
hrs. Chilson We're school mates.
The cold weather and deep snow is
irving the horses in off the brakes,
h search of feed.
Geneva Huston, Tressa Gibbs, Eddie
less and Carl Lorenz of the eighth
,rade, were exempt from examina
ions last month on account of making
ne hundred, daily. in all their studies
or the month.
The school house caught fire few
lays ago, from the hot. fires which
hey had on account of the severe cold
weather.. which was discovered and
oon extinguished by the large school
oys. No damage being done.