East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-03

Pearson Meadows and Lookout will
be discontinued this week and the
boys working will all return home. |
Two inches of snow fell at Lookout
Friday, which makes it very disa-
greeable working.
Potatoes have been dug and the
yield was good and they We're not
dug any too soon as the weather has
turned very cold and disagreeable,
j. T. Huston, Albert Peterson and
George Caldwell appraised the
creamery property of the late Ward
| Emigh estate last Monday.
Rev. b. f. Harper of Milton, Sun
| day school missionary, arrived in
Ukiah last Thursday and held SER
vices Sunday morning and evening
and recognized the Sunday school,
and hereafter Sunday school will be
| held at 2:30 p. m. All are invited
to come and help with the Sunday
school.
Alex Buholtz of Nye was a busi-
ness visitor in Ukiah Thursday
| c. B. Sturdivant returned from
Stanfield Sunday where he had been
Visiting relatives.
Born at Alba to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| ford Corley, son.
Mrs. Walter Allison received let
tier from her mother, Mrs. William
| Meengs o. few days ago and she
writes that Herbert is still slowly
Improving and that he had been
moved from Oakland to San Fran
cisco where the doctors will begin
the skin grating on his limbs soon
Mrs Robert Storm of Portland was
in Ukiah Friday calling on friends.
Dr. DeVaul was called to Alba
Friday on a professional visit. He
also visited in Ukiah short time.
Mettie Brothers have purchased
1.-TWO new stage coaches and now have
one at each end of the road ready
for use, when the weather requires
Them.
Henry Lyman returned from Pen
dleton Tuesday where he had been on
business.
Miss Edna Cone and Mrs. Leonard
lSimpson left Tuesday morning for
Pendleton to attend the teachers in
lstitute. They will return Saturday.
The road crew working at Pearson
Meadows came in Tuesday, the work
having been suspended for this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Slaughter
left for Stanfield Sunday. Mr.. Slau-
ghter going for apples and Mrs.
Slaughter will return by the way of
Pendleton where she will attend the
| teachers institute.
After spending three months at
II
turned to Ukiah for few days, after
which she will return to Bridge
Creek again to assist her father on
the ranch, while Mrs. Meengs is in
California with her son Herbert.
A half night dance will be given
at the Caldwell hall Saturday night,
Nov. 4. a, -
Mr.. Buser, father of George and
John Buser who live at Ukiah, ar
rived from the east few days ago
to make his home out west with his
sons.
Fred Fletcher, insurance agent, of
Pilot Rock, was in Ukiah Tuesday,
writing life insurance policies.
Rain fell Monday night which
means snow in the mountains and
dL IHlS WIlllnS II Is very cola ana
disagreeable.
Bert Ledgerwood was in town
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. J. II. Constants is visiting at
Rieth with Mrs. Owen Constants for
an indefinite time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Johnson and
daughters left for their John Day
stock farm Friday afternoon to
spend a weeks vacation during the
teachers institute.
Several of the Ukiah boys are in |
the hills, taking advantage of the last !
few days of the open season.
Mrs. Hynd and children are |
spending vacation week at the Hynd |
ranch.
A Halloween party was given at /
Alba Tuesday, Halloween night.
George Ness left for Pendleton II
Friday on business.
Fred Mulkay, who has been in the
forest service during the summer.
was in Ukiah Monday night, having Il
his work for this year.