East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-11
UKIAH PROPHETS SAY
SIX WEEKS WINTER YET.
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UKIAH, Feb. 11.--Aecording to the
weather prophets there viii be six
weeks more Of winter as the ground II
hog could plainly see his shadow,
when the sun shown out from behind i
the clouds warm and bright for about
five minutes February 2.
A pleasant dance was given Satur-
day night at the Monarch hall by B. v.
Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Anderson
and daughters returned Tuesday from
Garnett, Kansas, where they have
been visiting relatives for the lasct
three months. They report very
mild winter there.
Although the winter has been very
mild so far, the snow is beginning to
set deep. ThereNis now about IA
inches around town while mile or
two from town there is y and feet.
]. l.. Dustin and Frank Osborne Of
Long Greek and ]. l.. Arbogast and
wife of Ritter were guests at the ukiah
hotel Tuesday nisht enroute to PEN
dleton.
Marion Martin left Tuesday for Pilot
Rock with load of cream returning
Friday with load of freight for the
Ukiah Mercantile co.
Robert Bond left Tuesday for Yoa-
kug with 800 head of cattle which hel
will finish wintering there as he has
plenty of good alfalfa hay there.
j. H. Wagner after visiting Pendle
ton, Portland and other cities, returned
to Ukiah Wednesday evening.
Henry Lazinka Jr. came up from
the Iazinka Nye ranch few days ago
returning Thursday with 40 head of
their horses taking them out to pas
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Sturm and Mrs
Fred Casteel visited Thursday in Ukiah
with Mr.. and Mrs. Phaen Mettie.
Mrs ]. II. Mettie returned from
Portland Friday after the death and
burial of her sister Miss Sarah Mossie,
Charley Ouey, of Dale, was in town
Friday on his way to the Gibbs sawmin
where he will work.
Granville Plant and wife were in
town Friday night after supplies.
Walter Allison ranger, returned Fri
day from Oriental after visiting his
father William Allison. He reports So
inches of snow at the government
snow stake at the Pearson meadows.
u Alfred Verren, of Liverpool, Eng
land, was guest at the Ukiah hotel
Friday night enroute to Ritter to the
home of his uncle, Mr.. Shoney. He
was seventeen days crossing and re-
ports stormy voyage.
L. S. Caverhill of Long Creek, was
in Ul1iah over Sunday on his return
home from Pendleton.
| Arthur McRoberts, telephone opera
tor made a trip to Bridge Creek few
days ago on business concerning the
telephone line.
John Kingsley of Range, who has
been making his honle with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Htlmick for the last SIX
months on account of illness was NOV
ed to the residence of ]. d. Kirk in
the south end of town and Frank
Simpson is caring for him.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arbuckle, who have
run the postoffice at Range for
number of years were in Ukiah Tues |
day night enroute to Kansas where |
they will make their future home.
Mrs. Robert Bond left Friday morn
ing for Yoakum to join Mr.. Bond who
Rad gone ahead with his cattle where
they will remain the rest of the winter
r. e. Sturdivant who has been visit
ing his son Glen in Idaho returned
home Monday evening.
Those attending the Saturday night
dance from Albee were Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Sturm. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cas-
teel, Miss velda Mcdonald, Arthur
Louvill and Doc Casteel.
William Meengs of Bridge creek
came over Tuesday and he reports
deep snow at his place and all the way
over.
A Cochran of Ritter and Cleve Wal
ton Of Long Creek were guests at the
Ukiah hotel Monday night enroute to
Their homes.