East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-21
YOUNG COYOTES FOUND
BY UKlAH TRAPPER
lEast Oresonian speclal.l

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UKIAH. April sl.-Mr. and Mrs /
Fayette Mettie are the proud parents /
of seven pound son. born at st. Am
thongs hospital Pendleton, Oregon. /
on Friday evening. April il.
Marion Martin returned from Pen
dleton Friday after spending a month
there with his wife. he viii return this
week to bring his wife and infant
daughter home. The little one has
been named Eva Mertella.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlin will
return to their homestead this week.
where they will remain during the
summer
II George Langdon returned the first
of the week from Baker where he has
been on business.
H Wesley Slaughter returned home
Friday evening from Range where he
had been working on his homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peterson went
down to their home stead at the
mouth of Five Mile, the first of the
week. where ther remained over night
Lowell Ganger was business visit
or in Ukiah Wednesday.
l.. o. Case passed. through Ukiah
Wednesday on his way to La Grande
on business.
Jim johnson and will Mcpherson
were in Ukiah Friday night on their
return home from Butter creek where
Mr.. Johnson had been looking after
the Johnson Bros. cattle
Miss Grace Peterson visited at the
Ness ranch during the week end.
Mrs. Charley Hynd and children
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
Hynd ranch with her husband anc
father Charley Hynd and John Ewing
Considerable curiosity was aroused
Friday when Albert Peterson, trapper
came to town with five tiny baby
vopotes which he had dug out and hi,
brother Fred Peterson, also dug ou
4 five Young puppies the same day. /,
With the snow all gone, the cleaning
of back Yards is now in progress.
Mrs. Wesley Slaughter. principal
and Miss Edna Corie primary teache
in the Ukiah school, have been EN-
ployed to teach in Ukiah again mex
year.
School is drawing near the end 0
the term, when ten or twelve familie
will move out of town which will b
more than half the population.
Mrs. j, H. Mettie no has been i
town for the last week at the home (
her son. Fayette returned to her hom
Saturday morning accompanied by he
little grandson John Henry.
William Scott proprietor Of Hid
away Springs was in Ukiah Monda
transacting BUSINESS
Ray Meengs Of Bridge creek was i
Ukiah Monday to attend the roa
meeting.
The weather still remains cold an
stormy and two or three inches {
snow falls almost every night but 500
mclts in the morning. But the eel
driving storms are very hard on pot
stock. The grass is starting, but
growing very slow on account Of tn
cold nights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Scheels le
for Pendleton Tuesday mornings whei
Mrs. Scheels goes for medical advic
They returned Sunday
j. Fl. Constants who has been visit
ing in Wasco county and in Pendl'
ton for some time returned hon
Thursday evening.
Some of the cattle which have bee
turned on the range are getting poiso
which makes it very hard on the owl
ers as they have to be with them da
and night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Huston ar
son Clarence and Mr.. and Mrs. j,
Huston were Easter guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. ]. G, Huston and daughters
Leonard and August Rheburg I
Albee were in town Monday to atten
the road meeting.
The annual election Of the Camf
Prairie Good Road Association We
held in ukiah Monday for the purpo'
of electing officers for the comm
~ year. The association is very anxiol
to see the proposed road put throug
ot to Grant county in the near future.