East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-29
.UMAPINE FARMER IS
DEAD AFTER ATTACK
OF HEART FAILURE
COMMUNITY Is SHOCKED TO
LEARN OF SUDDEN END OF
FRANK STOCKTON.
Complained Of pain in Back Of Neck
and Told Wife That II Would XIII
Him Some Day; Heart Attack Then
Comes and Death Follows Within
Short Time; Funeral Held.
(East oregonian Specially

UMAPINE, ore, June 29.--This
community was shocked to learn OF
the death Of Frank stockton, a ranch.
er of this vicinity Tuesday evening
after returning from his carpenter
work, Mr.. Stockton complained Of a
pain in the back Of the neck and aft
er going to the house died in few
minutes Of heart failure, after hav-
ing just remarked to mis- wife that
some day the pain would kill him
The deceased was buried Wednesday
afternoon from the Presbyterian
church in Milton, Rev Noyes of Una.
pine, conducting the service. Inter-
ment was made in the I. o. o. F.
cemetery.
Sunday afternoon almost the entire
community attended the funeral OF
Mrs. w. H. Gentry whose death oc-
CURED in College Place quite sudden
ly some three weeks after a most Sc :.
rious operation for gall stones and
other complications Mrs. Gentry
who was well loved in the vicinity,
was prominent in church and COM
munity life as well as a member OF
the Hudson Bay Grange. The funer-
al was held from the Cookery I'm
dertaking Parlors and was conducted
by Rev H. A. Noyes. The floral gifts
were many and beautiful,
Mrs Gentry was the wife Of W. H.
Gentry. proprietor Of the Hudson Bay
Store at Umapine. She was As years
of age and leaves a husband and six
children and three sisters living in
the east.
Leslie Minton. who has been work.
ing on the c. f. Simonds ranch all
spring left this week for Corvallis
where he was called to join his regi-
ment Mr.. Minton joined the nation
al reserves last winter.
Miss Della Phillip left Monday for
a visit to Seattle with her friend, Mrs
Turner of Walla Walla.
Mrs Wilson and daughter Irene Of
Spokane, was a guest this week with
Mrs. W. w. Philippi; also Mrs. Ken
solo of Walla Walla.
r. H. Wellman returned this week
after a trip to Lethbridge, Canada,
where he was called by the death of
his daughter in law, Mrs John Well
man. On making the return trip TO
the valley ne found high water at
Bonners Ferry had washed out the
road and he was compelled to 80
around by Great Falls on the Great
Northern to reach Walla Walla
John Al Wellmar is visiting at his
old home with Mr.. and Mrs. R. H.
Wellman.
Sunday the Burlingame Ditch
passing through the Bean and San
derson Ranch broke out and flooded
considerable property completely fill
ing 10 foot well used for irrigating
with mud and water, sub
a pump and motor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Young attended
the Chautauqua at Walla Walla Tues
day. Mr.. Young's sister, Janet
Young, is the leading lady of the "Co.
mus Players
Governor Withycombe has notified
the Hudson Bay and East End Fair
Association that he will speak at Una
pine on September Sth, which will
be the second day or the, fair.
A community celebration will be
held on Goodman's ranch on July 4th
this year. Races and a picnic dinner
as well as dancing will be the pro-
gram. The Goodman ranch is the
site where the old Hudson Bay Trad
ing Post was located 100 years ago
and has plenty of shade and running
water.