East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-09
ONE MAN HURT WHEN
STAGE IS OVERTURNED
(Eagt oregonian specIa1.l }

UKIAH, Dec. Bob Hicks shout
der was injured and four other pas
sengers of the Ukiah stage were badly
shaken up last Tuesday when the
horses became frightened at Willow
| Springs and ran away. The coach
overturned after their wild run. Mr..
and Mrs. Pearson and seven months
old infant, and Robert Bond were pas
sengers riding inside the coach but
escaped with a shaking up. MIR. Hicks
was riding on the driver seat and was
thrown off against a water trough.
Arden Gilliland, driver, was left be-
hind when the horses ran away, as he
was hitching them to the coach when
they became frightened.
The little two year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. !. r. Laurence fell Thurs
day striking the base board, and cutt-
ing an ugly cash just above the eyes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence left at once for
Pendleton with her for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Gibbs left Thurs
day for Pendleton where Mrs. Gibbs
may have to undergo an operation.
A small blaze occurred at the home
OF Mrs. Maggie Walker Wednesday
evening which was discovered by
Mrs. Fred Peterson who was passing
by and went to the rescue. She went
into the loft and fought the flames on
the inside and kept them from spread
ing until help arrived from town. Her
hair was singed on one side of her
head.
Charley Welch left Wednesday for
Nolin, with his cattle which he expects
to winter there.
Phil Fairbanks, proprietor of the
Long Greek stage line, was in town
night on his return from Pen
dleton. sTEW
Albert Peterson and Archie Nc
Campbell returned from Pendleton |
the first of the week.
Harry Huston moved his family to
town Wednesday so as to be near |
school during the cold weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Helmick return
ed from Bridge creek Tuesday, after
n weeks visit over there.
Carl Lorenz received an ugly wound |
just below the knee a few days ago |
when a horse fell with him in such a |
wanner. that his leg was cut to the |
bone. He is now absent from school !
and will be fore some time.
Rev. ]. f. Herbert left Tuesday for |
Walla Walla on business.
Walter Helmick and Claude Parvis
came over from Bridge creek Wednes-
day for SUPPLIES. returning Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kottmeier of Albee 1
we're Ukiah visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Raglin, who has been at the II
Pilot Rock hospital for the last two
arrived in Ul<iah Wednesday
evening with her infant daughter. Il
rhey Joined Mr.. Raglin who has ac-
'epted the position as telephone ope-
'ator in place of Mr.. Gibbs who re-
,ently resigned. Ukiah welcomes Mr..
Iad Mrs. Raglin and hopes they will i
lever regret their coming to Ukiah.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mullley of Ritter
we're guests at the Ukiah hotel Thurs
ay night enroute to Kennewick. Mr..
Iulkey has sold his cattle, but still
WINS his land near ritter and IS new
eeRing new location
Mrs. Mabel Case and daughter, II
.uby returned from Dale sunday III
George d. Taylor of Gurdane made III
NAL proof on his additional home- IE
cad last Tuesday, before J. d. Kirk tE
d. S. Land commissioner. Mr.. Coriey lie
nd Roy Montgomery also of Gurdane E
ere his witnesses. lie
Floyd Martin began driving stage lie
onday on the Long Greek route, Lee g
urr having resigned. lie
Joe Manxuili left Tuesday for Italy, lie
nd expects to arrive home carly IN
,nuary. lE
Roll of hcror of the Ukiah school
= the last month. lie
First grade Clarence Huston, Edna lE
artin. L.eta Peterson and Rae Case.
Second grade-Ruby Sase, Leona
artin, Eryriu I.aurance. Glen Martin.
~
-alker. and William Walker.
Fourth grade-Lyan Peterson. lie
Fifth graGc-Sheldon Laurance.
Sixth grade-Lorena Ness ami Grace
-terson. lE
Eighth srade-GkneNa Huston. u
ressa Gibbs, Carl Lorenz AMI Ed n
ara Ness ~