East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-02-27
SNOW IS 20 INCHES
DEEP NEAR UK|AH
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UKIAH, Feb. 27--Winter still hangs
on and some of the stockmen are hav-
ing to. buy hay which seems to be
plentiful. There is between eighteen
and twenty inches of snow in the val
ley and more on the high hills. The
weather remains crisp and cold al
though the sun shines warm end a
light snow falls each night. Stock are
doing well and there has been ne. loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nausegard of Dale,
passed through Ukiah last week on
their way to La Grande.
Fred Mulkey was a guest at the
Ukiah hotel Sunday night on his way
to Ritter
Willis holland left for Ritter Thurs
day whore he has employment on
Sherman Longs ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Clark of Bridge
Creek have sold their household goods
and win leave for walla walla about
the first Of March.
Lee Knapp Is breaking horses for
Robert Bond on Bridge Creek. NV
CMud Jarvis returned to Ukiah
Thursday after several weeks absence
Marion Martin returned to Ukiah
after spending last week in Pendleton
on business.
j. II. Constants returned home from
pendleton last week after spending u
few weeks with Mrs. Constants who
will return later on.
Exercises were held at the school
house Wednesday in honor OF Wash
ington's birthday, Feb. 22, and the
following ladies were present: Geneva
Huston, Mrs. Earl Mettle, Mrs. Charles
pynd, Mrs George Langdon, Mrs.
Frank Chamberlin, Mrs. L. o, Case
Mrs. Jesse Hilbert, Mrs. Fred Peterson
and Mrs. Oliver Turner.
Hugh Reed returned from Portland
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fayette Mettie moved
in to their new home in Ukiah last
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Hensley were in
town Thursday shopping
Carl Stuart Of Pcndleton was y
toxin the last Of the week on his re,
tirn FROM Ritter. Mr.. Stuart Is travel
Ing ii the interests Of. the McConnon
Company #
Mrs. j.. n, Mettie returned frida,
! after several weeks visit with he
daughters, Mrs. Frank Chapman 0
Butter Greek and Mrs. Lloyd Kicker
OF Stanfield.
Most of the men of Uklah are bus
cutting their who'd for next winter an
some are rustling dry wood for pres
ent use
| Gorest Ness il hauling hay To towi
Miss Lucille Fisher and Pine Die
Of Albee were Uliah visitors for
short time last snndn..
i l.. o. Case Of Dale was in town la'
Friday night on business.
Robert Moore who is suffering fror
| cancer on his face is able to be ou
every day although his condition re
mains pretty much the same.
Mrs. s.. j. Melmick Is quite III {
her home In Ukiah with an attack {
la grippe and is threatened with pne,
monia.
A very large cougar track was di
covered few days ago about one mi
suoth OF. town and WIS followed
five mile by hunters whore the trat
was lost on the breakes and the COZ
par returned to the jungles.
v Archie Mcscampbbell, trapper Is
town for few days visiting his sist
Mrs. Fred Peterson.
Word was received hero bY>rel
tiyes that Mrs. r. l.. Thrasher had T
covered SO as to be able to return
her home near Nye last Sunday.
A dance was given at Alba Wednt
day, Feb. 20 and a number OF Uki'
people attended as follows: Mr.. q
Mrs. Louis p. Mettie, Miss Edna
Cove. Emil Bolin. Claud Jarvis, Fra
els Gilliland, Leo Ledgerwood