East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-18

hocN after freight, returning Friday.
Campicnders are reporting few
ripe hucklebcrricS high up In the
mountains.
Henry I.az'nka OF Pendlcton. was
/ l&iah visitor Friday
I Miss frankie Sturdi,ant ana nlerc
4 Maricn Clair, visited several DAYS on
Bridge creek with AIR, and Mrs. Frank
/ Martin.
Virgil Peterson made a trip to. Hid
away Springs and back Friday morn.
I ing
. Owing to the scarcity of houses for
/ rent IN Ukiah, several new houses win
be built between now and the begin
ming of school. which will start Sep.
ttember ith.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Martin returned
Thursday from a business trip to Las
Grande.
|. Il. Lawrence has been in Ukiah
for few days settling up his final af-
ia RS before leaving.
Clyde Helmick and r,rad Jdrvis left
the first of the week for their Bridge
creek ranches to begin haying.
Perry Simpson, road supervisor for
the ukiah district. with crew Of men
| is putting in new bridge across
Ovens creek near the Enidicott ranch.
This br' 'dge was In q dangerous copdi-
tion and should have been made new
long ago, as the timbers were all rot
ten when the old ones were torn out.
William Allison Nnd Fred, Peterson
left for Oriental Friday morning.
Felix Johnson was in UlIiah Thurs
day night on business. While here he
purchased lots and will build Il house
here so as to get the benefit of the
splendid school we have for his three
daughters.
Mrs. ]. d. Kirk who went east with
her aged mother. three weeks ago, is
expected home today. She reports ex-
IRENE heat during her stay there and
says people were unable to eat or
sleep and says she will be very glad to
get back to the mountains and Ukiah.
John Ross left for his sheep camp
on Big creek Friday morning with n
load of supplies.
The many friends Of Lester Doollt-
tie, formerly of Ukiah. but now Of
Heppncr, will be pleased 10 learn that
Lester is now the proud papa of am
eleven pound boy, born recently.
Mrs. Lowell Ganger and son Gar
'ond, were in town Tuesday on busi-
ness.
Mr.. Garfield, formerly Of Ckiah. but
now of Clearwater. Idaho. IS in Ukiah
for few days on business and visit
ing old friends and neghbors.
! Arthur McRoberts made a busne
"trip to Pilot Rock and back Thursday.
Many fine beef cattle are passing
through Ukiah now en- route to the
Portland market. Those driving cattle
through from Grant county were Hell.
~ Blackwell, Roscoe Shaw. John Car
ter and Tom Ledgerwood. Frank HiT-
bert and sons also left Thursday with
u fine bunch of beef and altogether
twenty-three carloads Of beef cattle
left Thursday.
Charley Hynd and George Ness,
shipped their beef cattle last week.
Mr.. Reed returned from Pilot Rock
Wednesday. with a six horse load Ct
freight for Peterson Pros.
SiVWu VI young Pcopte from
Ukiah visited at Hidaway Springs. last
Sunday as follows: MIR. and Mrs.
George Caldwell. Miss Vallie Cardweli.
Ella Cardwell, Lee Burr Mrs. Lenz
and children. Earl Mettie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Phaen Mettie, Gordon Mettic,.
Miss Grace Hinkle. Miss Cresse Mar
quis, Virgil Peterson, Ivan Sturdivant
and Clair Sturdiyant. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Jlnks Howard and
family left Monday for their home
stead for a few days.
Roscoe Dickenson and son. Bobby,
were in Ukiah Tuesday on business.