East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-27
STRONG CHINOOK WIND
FELT BY UKIAH FOLKS
(East Oregonian Specially

UKIAH, Dec. 27.-Ukiah was visited
by strong chinook wind Saturuduauu
by strong chinook wind Saturday
night and Sunday and now both man
and beast need to be sharp shod.
| Felix Johnson of Range, arrived
Saturday evening to spend Christmas
with his wife and daughter.
| Lyman Peterson OF Pilot Rock came
in Saturday to visit relatives during
the holidays.
Mrs. L. O. Case and daughters, Ru-
| by. Rae and Cappe, left last Saturday
for their home near Dale to spend
| their two weeks vacation on the ranch
with Mr.. Case, after which they will
| return here for school.
Dock Casteel of Alba, was the guest
| of friends in Ukiah Monday night.
Mrs. George Ness returned to her
home here Monday night after spend
ing two weeks in Pendleton visiting
her daughter, mother and sisters.
Mrs. Jennie Moore left Tuesday for
Pilot Rock to visit with her daughter
Mrs. William Selby until after the new
year begins.
Albert Peterson, Fred Peterson and
Archie McCampbell left for Pendleton
Tuesday. returning Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Mrs. Schlar-
baum and Mrs Strum of Alba, were in
Ukiah Tuesday, doing Christmas shop
ping.
VIM. Rider and wife of Dale were in
town Friday night after supplies.
-
chased the blacksmith shop of Fred
Peterson, which he will conduct here
after. He has also rented J. D. Kinks
residence near the church and has
moved his family here.
Earl Mettie, who has been working
in Wallowa county in the logging
camps, came home last Tuesday to
Ispend the holidays with his family He
will return to his work at the begin
ming of the year.
Miss Jarvis arid Miss Jackson.
teachers of Grant county, were guests
at the Ukiah hotel Monday night en-
route to Pendleton to take the teach
ers' examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. White were in town
Tuesday doing Christmas shopping.
Elmer Hinton, who has been at the
Hinton ranch in Grant county for the
last ten days, returned home Saturday
for the Christmas exercises and dance.
Mrs. Walter Allison and son Billie
returned from Bridge creek the m 'ddle
of the week and will remain until aft
er Xmas and will then return to
Bridge creek, the middle of the week
n 1nti1
days and will then return to Pride
creek. She says her brother Herbert,
who was so badly burned with gasoline.
is improving slowly and the doctors
are now grating skin on his limbs.
Mrs. Sanford Chilson and daughter.
Geraldine, of Bridge creek, came over
Friday evening to spend Christmas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Kirk.
Lorena and Eddie Ness and Max
Lenz who have been attending high
school, returned home Friday for the
holiday week.
Braden Gerking of Ritter passed
through town Friday with n bunch of
sell.
Lee Knapp of Range was business
visitor in Ukiah Monday night.
George Ness returned Tuesday from
Pendleton where he had been on busi-
ness.
The Christmas dance was given at
Ukiah Monday night. December %.
with supper at the Ukiah hotel.AT
New Years dance will be given at Alba
with basket supper.
Adam Schwalm was in town Thurs
day from his ranch on Gable creek.
]. II. Constants returned the first
Of the week from R'eth after SPEND
ing several weeks there with relatives.
Mrs. Constants is expected home for
the holidays.