East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-18

the heavy frost and the weather is
cloudy and cold most of the time. In
Idlcations are good for moro rain which
will be welcome.
The Rev. NJ. Bicisford and wife III
Pilot Rock came up Saturday. Mr.
Bickford holding services here both
morning and evening. while Mr.. Hrr-
bert filled the pulpit at Pilot Rock
Mr.. Herbert who is recovering nicely
from his recent illness liz on hia way
home, and will arrive In time to hold
lservlces next Sunday
Mrs. Fred Casteel returned Friday
evening from Salem, bringing back her
three sons. who have been attending
school there.
Frank Hilbert IL having a large pas
ture fenced in Texas Bar Basis re-
quiring seven miles of fence. Abe
Martin and sons. have the fencing con-
tract and will have the fence compIet-
ed soon.
Ray Meengs OF Bridge creek. visited
his sister Mrs. Walter Allison Friday
and Saturday.
Many sheep are passing through
town every day. Hynde Bros. camp
ed four bands in town Saturday night.
The sheep are going in to the noun
tains in good conditions.
Arden Gilliland wife and son clyde
Helwick wife and daughters, motored
TO Gurdane and back Sunday. spend
ing the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gilliland.
Ray Clark who has been In Portland
for the last two weeks. where he at
tended the wedding OF his sister Miss
Ora, and also visited the Rose Car
nivaI. returned to his home here Fri
dav evening.
Karl Kirk who is working in Texas
Bar Basin for Jesse Hilbert, was In
town SATURDAY.
Jesse Oakley who was operated on
for appendicitis at St Anthony's hos
ptal last Friday is recovering nicely
and is expected home the last of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w Sturdivant and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Gibbs motored to
Stanfield last Friday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Eliza Gibbs, their father. while
they also visited Mr. and Mrs. George
Caldwell of Ukiah who are working
near there.
Miss Irene Kirk left Wednesday for
Bridge creek, for an indefinite visit,
with her sister Mrs. Chilson.
George Ness who was severly hurt
last week by being thrown off gang
plow is recovering and was seen on
the streets Monday.
r. G.. Clark and sons are working
on their water ditch and in a few days
the water will be running through
town.
Charles Eveland andwife and Mrs.
Maggie Walker of Dale were in town
Monday.
Another half night dance was given
Saturday night at the Monarch hall
by Volly Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Huston and
daughter visited Sunday in Ukiah.
William Anderson. wife and daugh-
| ter. Nellie. were in town Monday.
Mrs. Blackburn Mrs. Bells and Mrs.
Ganeer were in town Sunday, calling
on friends
| Willie McKinzle was In town Fri.
day from the Ross sheep camp after
a load of camp supplies.
Mrs. Charles Lorenz. met with a
painful accident few days ago, when
preparing to mount a horse. The
horse pulled back catching her hand
i'm the bride reins in such a manner
as to dislocate three fingers of the
right hand and lacerating the flesh
considerably. The injury is causing
her considerable pain and rendering
the hand useless.
The grade of the north fork river
has had the rocks cleaned off of it,
and is now in fairly good condition.
for travel.
The annual school meeting was held
Monday, June Is and Bert Martin who
was elected to fill the place of Hugo
LEM, deceased was reelected. Mrs
Walter Allison was Reelected clerk
j. II. Constants has purchased the
Drug store stock of Frank Chamber
lain, and will conduct the business
from now on.
Earl Martin Of Bridge creek was in
! town Monday.
! When you meet a stranger get busy
.