East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-17
Special News of UmatiIIa CO.

PefdIeton are rusticating at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Hilbert onc-hali
mile from Ukiah during the warm
| weather.
! Earl Turner IL Rieth has moved his
| family TO the Gibbs sawmill for the
| summer
| Mrs. Mcleod and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clements Of Pendleton were Ukiah
visitors during the cowboys conycn-
tion, going on to the Dixie ranch to
spend few days.
Charley Dennis of Ritter who has
been in Uliah for the last ten days,
taking pictures, left for his home
Tuesday, but will return in a week to
DO some more work in the photograph
line. Mr.. Dennis has some pictures Of
the bucking horses and other pictures
taken during the convention on sale
at CaldweIls drug store.
The smoke has been so thick for the
last two weeks that the timber which
is so near town was scarcely visible.
Word reached here that Ward En-
right proprietor of the Ukiah cream
cry died last Monday at Walla Walla
of heart trouble
Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Peterson visited
u few days last week at Hidaway
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry FLOOD of Long
Cdeek were Ulliah visitors Tuesday
Joe Sullivan who visited in Ukiah
during the Fourth, left for his home
at Frecwater the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Huston and son
tIn t., H.. y.
from their home stead. Thcy were ac-
companied home by ll:8. Hrs, on'sI
mother, Mrs n. T.. Gi"4 uao viii
visit for Il while out there.
John Surface and Bert Constants |
left Monday for Ritt4r on business.
Tom Gilliland of Pilot Rock, who !
IS rusticatng at Hidaway Springs was
in Ukiah Wednesday.
al Acton of Pilot Rock was in !
Lkiah Monday night on his way TO
Ritter Springs for his health, he IS
with rheumatism.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis r. Mettie was taken i'll with
spasm Wednesday morning and still
remains quite sick. Mrs Mossie,
nurse, was sent for and later DR.. De-
Two tractors and two big scrapers
were brought in to Ukiah Sunday
evening and will be used in putting the
government roads through the noun
aims byt the way of Pearson mead
'ws and Frazier Station. They were
aiken on in to the mountain Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. Mat Jones and Mr.
md Mrs Hank Blackwell of Range
we're in Ukiah during the cowboy
While riding in the hills few days
Lgo In search of huckleberries, Mrs
Tarry Huston and son Clarence came
IN to a large, brown bear which was
o busy engaged in tearing bark Off
II a down tree that it failed to see
hem and they stood and viewed it to
heir hearts content then rode OFF
eaving Mr.. Bruin unconscious of their
resencc.
Lowell Ganger delivers fresh meat
o the hungry people of Ukiah once
week. lie intends to bring meat TO
own regular once week from now !
n. Anyone wishing meat can call
i'm by phone and he will deliver the {
leat to them.
hlo, 'fNHtNd lJinDlt mas taken n Dp- -
tion at the Lazinka ranch for the Il
lmmCr. q
Mr.. and Mrs Penland of Heppncr 1
re guests at the Ukiah hotel for a I
w days &
Mrs. Ire Terry and son Wayne were a
llled to Pcndleton Tuesday night in $
'sponse to u message telling them y
the serious illness of Miss Maggie 8
rner who is suffering with a cancer.
Jap Despair has gone to the La Z
nka ranch to work through haying. o
Perry simpson, Leonard Simpson p
Id Henry LuZtnka have gone to [
carson meadows to work on the gov
nment road job. IL
Miss Nallie Cardwell has been en-
Igcd to teach the Alba school next
inter. She is at present staying with
=. and Mrs Robert Bond.
Inert Peterson returned Tuesday ca
cning from Pcndleton' whcIs he r
; had been ON a business trip. II
Mr.. and Mrs, Charley HNnd and c.
ildrcn and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ur- as
hi and son were in town Wedncs- "A
- from the Hynd ranch. II