East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-03

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nieces and nephews.
At this writing the weather is rough
and blustery and snow is falling like
winter had just set in.
Walker Ellis who is out several head
of cattle left Monday for Deerhorn
where ne will ride, hoping to find them
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin moved
back to their homestead last Tuesday.
Mrs. Maggie Walker received a mes-
sage from her daughter Mrs. Jack
Powell OF Fossil, saying Mr.. Powell
was very sick.
Mrs. Phaen Mettle returned Satur-
day from Butter creek after spending
week at the bed side Of her father
Sam Ledgerwood. who is i'll. She re.
ports him very much improved.
James Terry Of Pilot Rock came in
on Saturday evenings stage and is the
a few days.
Brad Jarvis who has been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs E. L Thrasher for
the last six weeks returned home last
Wednesday,.
Tom Ledgerwood of Galena passed
through town Monday morning with n
bunch Of good horses which he had
sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Wymore Of Cur
do ~ fak Gaf
Urday after attending the masquerade
ball at Albee.
Asa Arbogast OF Ritter. was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McRob-
erts Saturday night on his return from
Pendleton.
Fred Peterson has purchased the
blacksmith shop from Frank Cham
berlin.
Clyde Helmick returned from Bridge
Creek Monday.
Clark Martin reports better than
two feet of snow on Bridge Greek flat.
A masquerade ball was given at
Albee Friday night and was largely at
,,nded. A bountiful basket supper
was served and all enjoyed a general
good time, those attending from Ukiah
were. Mr.. and Mrs. Jinks Howard and
son Lille, Miss Mary Calverly, Bert
Mclaughlin, Lee Burr, Phaen Mettie,
Albert Peterson and Marion Martin.
Clyde Rippew of Pendleton is visit
ing friends and relatives at Ukiah and
hlbee. .
Ed Banks of Ritter who was called
to Freewater last week on account OF
the Illness of his son Harold reports
him much better and he will return to
Ritter in a few days to look after his
business interests there.
Mrs. William Mclaughlin was in
Ukiah Monday shopping.
Marion Martin. Clark Martin and
from Bridge Creek flat.
Mrs. Frank Hale of Ritter. had the
misfortune to fall on ice last week,
breaking her leg at the ankle. She
was taken to Long Creek where the
doctors operated on the limb having
TO wire the bones together with silver
wire.
Mrs. Lynn Clark was in Ukiah Mon
day shopping.
town Monday on business from the
Gibbs sawmill.
c. Lorenz and daughter, Mrs. Kott-
meier of Albec were in town Mon
day transacting business.
Lorena Ness returned to schooi
Monday after weeks absence from
Illness.
School Notes
The following pupils have been
neither absent nor tardy: Ruby Case,
Rae Case, Clarence Huston, Leila Hell |
nick. Euing Hynd. Erwin Laurance,
sheldon Laurance, George Powell, |
Iohn Powell, Emma Walker, Ruth |
Moore, Beulah Moore, Russell Moore
Iaoma Moore. Audrey Moore Grace
Peterson and Lyman Peterson.
Grace Peterson has received her
eading certificate.
Lorena Ness has been absent from
chool for a week on account of illness.
Grace Peterson has completed the
'urtis tests.
The eighth grade questions for
pelling for Jan. 1921 we're given as
est, in the upper grades, and those
'asslng were as follows: Sheldon
Aurance' 9S percent. sixth grade;
;rface Peterson, 96 percent, seventh
rade; Bellah Moore. 92 percent,
eventh grade; Ruth Moore, rs per-
ent, eighth grade and Lyman Peter
on, ~ percent, fifth grade.
JOHNNY Moore was visitor at schoof
thursday and Ford Peterson Friday.
The fifth sixth and seventh gradesi
re knitting sweaters.
The children in the primary depart
lent have been studying Eskimo life
nd stories of the northland.
Rae Case while coasting down hill,
an into a wire fence and received
eep cut in the scalp but fails st re-
overing.
Naomi Moore. Ruby Case, Leta
eterson and Irwin Jaurance. have
Fad 10 books. which entities them 10
eading certificates. Leta and Erwin
ave received theirs and have them
framed and hanging on the
,hool room wall