East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-04

a business visitor in Ukiah last Sat.
!, urday night.
| Mrs. Carrie Peterson left Wednes.
day for Pilot Rock where she WA
| spend the winter and her daughter,
Miss Grace Peterson will enter high
school there and her son Lyman viii
attend the grammar school, RS. Pet
! erson and family will be greatly miss
ed in ukiah but all wish them well
in their new home. And what is
Ckiahs loss will be Pilot Rocks gain.
Mr.. Griffith Of Portland died Satur-
day evening at Lehman Springs and
I the body was taken to Pendleton by
he undertaken where it will be pre-
pared for shipment to his home in
'ortland whore he has a family.
Hunters are sill coming and going
INTO the mountains and very few
bucks are being killed.
Albert Peterson and wife have
moved into Mrs. Carrie Petersons
esidence which they viii occupy dur
ng her absence.
The weather has been extremely
warm for the last three days and an
'cItiIc StOIUl is threatened.
Jack Manning of Stanfield was a
Ikiah visitor Monday night, on his
way to the mountains to hunt and fish
FOR while.
Mr.. Gregg who is travelling through
ne country and stopped off at UEiah
tnfl"g haNing has been kept busy
'urlng his spare hours, repairing
loves and some of the stoves which
eemed comparatively worthless, now
ook as good rs n NC "'nvc. Mr.
'regg seems TO be an c"l,n," he
n'siness and anyone VITO r.1s - .r
tove repaired will do well % cnr >Ir
ireeg at the Pond ranch. He guar
?ntees satisfaction.
George Caldwell of Ukiah and Mr.
Davis of Milton left Sunday for the
mountains to get a buck, expecting to
be gone week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Hynd return
ID Tuesday from trip to Heppnrr
'ecil Lexington and Arlington on
business, and while there their child
zen, Ewing and Lillian, were present
ID with a Shetland pony, saddle and
1ridle, by their aunt and uncle, Miss
Anna and David Hynd.
The Misses Ruby and Virgic Moore
Of Hermiston who have been visiting
with relatives in Ukiah for the last
fhree weeks left for their home We'd
nesday morning by auto.
J. D. Kirk left Wednesday for
fridge Creek to be absent several
days.
Mrs. Helen Terry and son Wayne
who have been in Pendleton for the
last month with Miss Maggie Turner
Who Is i'll, returned to their home in
ukiah Wednesday.
Mrs. Jennie Moore returned home
Wednesday evening after visiting at
Pilot Rock for the last week.
Many of the farmers are getting
eady to do their fall seeding.
A pleasant birthday party was CIV
m Wednesday afternoon at the home
1f Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Martin in honor |
Of their daughter, Georgia, it being
Ter eighth birthday. Ice cream and /
AXE was served to the following little !
nests; Thelma Daley, ELLA Cardwell |
Noria Lenz, Violet Hinton, I.eta Peter |
on and Ford Peterson.
Mrs. Gould, son and daughters, who'd
''vo near ETidaway Springs were in
own Tuesday.
Virgil Peterson, Junior partner Of
he Peterson Bros, left Wednesday
morning for Portland where he viii
lttend school during the winter. Mr.
md Mrs. ALBERT Peterson will con-
iuct the mercantile business here.
The home of Chas McDevitt of Cur
lane was destroyed by fire with all its !
'ontents Wednesday afternoon.
Clark Martin visited Saturday and ,
sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
.aGrange. near Range. s
Francis Gilliland who is driving the 5
reight team for the government, LEFT /
lkiah Friday for the government (
amp at Pearson Meadows. "
Henry Layman and John Buser f
rerein town Sunday from the govern
hent camp at Pearson Meadows. [
Louis u. Mettic returned from Hcr-Ag
nis'on Thursday evening. $
Hinton Cardwell will leave Sun {
ay for Prairie City where he will at |
End school during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ness left for