East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-30
|UK|AH RESIDENCE
BURNED TUESDAY
(East Ore&onian Specially

ranch, was burned 20 h" round last
Tuesday. The fire is Il mystery, as
the house il unocGupicd. The fire
started at the road ade in front OF
the house ard ran through the grass,
and before any one could reach it the
house vas in amr& and al that could
be done was 10 keep the fire from
spreading which was hard to do as
stiff breeze was blowing at the time.
| The origin of the fire is supposed to
! Nav" NroH cigarette carclcssly drop
| ped by some one passing by.
| owing to the dry weather, fires are
| breaking out in every direction, and
| nearly all the young ment of Ukiah
are out fighting fire. All of which at
| this writing are under control accord
! ing to reports from Mr.. Boucher, as
sistant supervisor.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. J. Richie of Port
land visited several days at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. gorge Caldwell last
week. Mrs. Richie being sister of
Mrs. Caldwell.
Mrs. Lester Bolin and Mrs. Clyde
| Rippey were visiting in Ukiah Friday.
Mr.. and-AIrs Albert Peterson visit
I'd the Pendlcton Roundup and were
! guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Averill while
| there.
The sheep are fast leaving the
mountains and on account of the
range being SO dry and feed short
many sheep are being lost, which the
wild animals soon make short work Of
/ A bunch of beef cattle passed
| through Ullah last Thursday belong
| ing to Dillard French of Butter Greek
and Bill Carter of Long Greek.
c. Mari of Range, was in town Fri
day with fruit which he soon disposed
!. of.
| Charley Hynd is building a new Gel
| lar on lis lot and George Lan2don has
had two new porches added to his
| house.
| Mrs ArdQn GiIliland and children
| arrived home last Thursday after
visiting at PendletOn and Weston for
ten days.
Mrs Hinton and son Elmer made
trip to Range the first of the week
lfter fruit
Emma and Willie Walker were in
town Monday from the Walker ranch
| after a load of supplies
Clyde Cox and wife left Friday for
Stanfied where they will spend the
winter in the employ of the Mossie
Bros on their alfalfa farm there.
Mr.. and Mrr. Felix Johnson, and
| daughter returned from Walla Walla
where they attended the Walla Walla
fair and visited with Mrs. Smith, Mrs.
| Johnson's mother.
A number of Ukiah people attended
| the Pendleton Roundup ana all re-
turned well pleased with the big show.
Louis Johnson of Freewater was in
| town several days last week. dsposing
| of some things he left here and from
here he will go to Parkdale, where he
will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Franl- Kopp Jr. of
| butter Creek were in Ul.iah last sun
| day visiting relatives.
John Ewing visited in town few
days last week with his daughter, Mrs.
Charley Hynd.
Miss Zena Mettie left last week for
Portland where she will teach school
during the winter
J. c. Cardwell, Arthur Cardwell and
wife, Luther Cardwell and Mrs. Bert
| brothers and sisters of Mrs. George
Caldwell, visited last friday night at
the Caldwell home to meet another
| sister, Mrs. Richie of Portland who
was visiting here on limited time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Turner were in
town Wednesday from the Gibbs saw
mill.
Frank Hilbert returned Saturday
from Walla Walla where he and Mrs
Hilbert We're visiting Mr. Hilbert
mother, Mrs. Birdscll. Mrs. Hilbert
will return later.
Mr.. McCampbell of Freewater is
visiting with his daughter Mrs. Fred
Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester 4. Pullen, of
Portland, who have been the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hynd since
Saturday left for their home Wednes-
day afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Pullen !
visited Thursday and Friday at the |
Round-Up and then came on to Ukiah |
10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Hynd who are |
Willie HudGleSton of Lone Rock is !
here visiting his sister Mrs. Alhertl
Peterson for an indefinite time.
Archie McCampbell returned Mon
DAY from the Pendleton Round-Up.
Harold Dohyns, government trapper II
came in a few days ago to visit his II
wife and daughter. who are spending II
the summer with Mrs. Dobyus' parents Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Lorenz
John Ross of Butter Creek was i'm
town Tuesday looking after his sheen II
which are being moved to the Ross
pasture on Five Mile.
Herbert French of Butter Crecl,
Visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pet
'rson Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Crowley of Long
'reek were in Ukiah Thursday enroute
q Butter Creek to work for billiard
french
William MecnEs who has been at
oakland. California. at the bedside of
rs son Herbert. returned home Fri
ay, Mrs. Meenss remaining with him
nd indications are good that she will
omain with him all winter as Her
"rt has To have skin grating done
'h'ch viii require time although he
very slowly improving i; will be
ms time before he is We'll again.
John Carter OF Long Creek nassed
trough town Thursday with a fine
'neh Of beef cattle which he will
nip.
Bort and Earl Martin left Tuesd1vI
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