East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-03
Special News of UmdtiIId Co.


nys hospital, she left Monday to be
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Gibbs and
daughter Trcssa visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell at the Bond
ranch.
win Mclaughlin OF AIbee was a
business visitor in Ukiah Tuesday.
Mrs. Alma Bolin and son Edward.
were visiting relatives in Ukiah Sun
day.
Born Monday April 20, at Pilot Rock
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Brehm OF Albco.
a son.
A. s. QUAINT and family. pioneer res
idents of Albee, left last week for Oak
land. Oregon to make 1t their future
home. Mr.. QUAINT having purchased
residence property there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jinks Howard of AL
bee were business visitors in Ukiahl
Monday.
Mrs. Mills and son Johny OF Hida-
way were in town Monday.
Charles Groom, ranger OF Sump-
ter. was a guest at the Ukiah hotel
Monday night.
Mr.. Jusdce OF Heppner. was a bus
mess visitor in Ukiah Tuesday.
| Frank r. Hilbert left Tuesday for
Pendleton on business.
! Gordon Mettie, and mother left
Wednesday for Pendleton, Mrs, Mettie
will go on to Baker to visit her daugh-
ter Zena. who Is teaching school there
Mr.. Raglin, former Ukiah teler
phone operator. who has been work.
ing on Butter creek since leaving
Ukiah was in town "wednesday ana
he states that he will leave In re"
days for California. accompanied py
Mrs. Raglin and small daughter, 10
make 1t their permanent home.
Frank r. Chamberlin left Wednes-
day for Pendleton on business.
Ed Neill Of Butter Creek was In
town a short time Tuesday. returning
home Tuesday evening accompanied
by Billie Anderson.
Harry Huston, road supervisor Tor
road district No. 26. and Newt Reeves
OF Albee are running over the ROADS
with the road grader. which Is
great improvement to the rough
roads. ~
Charley Hynd. accompanied by Bert
Mclaughlin left Wednesday for Butter
creek to bring his cattle back to the
range.
walter Kirk, ranger, accompanied
bv his wife, will leave Saturday for
Meadow ranger station. where they
will ramain during the summer.
Walter Helmick. made a business
trim TO Pilot Rock Monday, returning
Tuesday, bringing back Harry Illusions
truck which he recently purchased az
Pilot Rock.
An epidemic of something resembl-
ing whooping cough is going the
rounds at Albee.
Mrs. Frank Hilbert visited in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bond. OF Yoa-
kun. arrived Thursday evening. goins
on to the Bond Ranch on Bridge creek
Friday where Mr.. Bond will begin
spring farming.
Mrs. Emma Martin and Mrs. Mana
Martin returned from business tr'p
to Pendleton Thursday. -,
VIM. Kidd of Portland. was IN
I,kiah Thursday for the purpose OF
iDuying large horses.
I. II. Gagner, and Albert Peterson.
lleft wednesday for Portland on Q
business trip.
Henry Slaughter and wife returned
from Pendleton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandford Chilson. oi
Bridge Creek came over Friday, 10
visit with relatives for few days.
Walter Helmick left Friday for
Pendlcton, taking Chaley WEIGH, who
Is i'll. down for treatment.
Wesley Hartman of Long Creek
was in Ukiah Thursday night on his
return home. after attending school
during the winter.
School Notes
Mrs. w. w. Slaughter, and pupils,
gave Miss Ila Sturdivant. and her
brother Clair. a surprise dinner Mon-
day April goth. it being their birthday
anniversary. Just as the bell tapped
for dismissal at noon, the pupils
marched in to Miss Sturdivants room,
each carrying something for the dim
ner. Sheldon Laurancc led the march
and presented Miss Sturdivant with
o nice present, as a token of apprecia-
| ton of her good work in the Ukiah
school. This makes her fifth year in
| Ukiah and most of the pupils Of the
upper grades are former pupils of Miss
Sturdivant. The dinner which consist
cd of sandwiches. pickles. cakes, pies
| and hot chocolate was served by the
sixth and eighth grade girls. cafeteria
style and was greatly enjoyed by all.
Grace Gibbs, Nellie Anderson, anu
Blanch Bolin have been awarded Pal
mer Method buttons, for good work
in Penmanship.
Miss Ila Sturdivant and her pupils
went flower picking Thursday after
noon.
Lyman Peterson, Ruby Case and Err
win Laurance have completed their ten
books for the reading certificate.
The following pupils were in per-
feet attendance. last month:
First grade, Clarence Huston. Edna
Martin. Leta Peterson, Leila Helmick
and Rae Case.
Second grade-Ruby Case, Leona /
Martin, Leona Gibbs. Erwin Laurance. I
Glen Martin. Clinton Martin, Willie
Walker and Polly Walker.
Fourth grade-Madalene Martin, II
Lyman Peterson. Ersel Gibbs, Norma
Short and Katie Walker