East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-05
.UMAPINE BOYS OFF
FOR AMERICAN LAKE
APPLE GROWER WILL STORE
1000 BOXES ON HIS OWN
RANCH.
Sllos of East End Being Filled for
Winter Feeding; Other News Of
Umapine Neighborbood and from
Surrounding Territory.
fEast oregonian speclal.l

UMAPINE, oct. 4.--W w. Philip
pi returned home Friday after a few
days spent at the state fair at Sa-
lem. He also visited a brother there.
Louise shimiam. the baby daugh-
ter Of Rev. and Mrs. Shimiam, is
quite i'll.
Howard Evans is having a cement
storage cellar built into the hill on
! his apple ranch and Will use it this
fall for the storage Of his crop. II
win have a capacity for 1000 boxes.
Friends of Mrs. Whitley who now
| lives at Lowden are sorry to hear of
/ her dislocating her ankle, the in
I jury received from fall.
4 Claude BeaIe has fine new Mar
mon car while c. r. Sirnonds has a
/ new Dodge and Dan Kinney a De-
I troiter.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met
last week with Mrs. W. W. Phiiippt
They are making articles for their
annual fair which win be held in No
vember.
Dan J. Kirk, VIII Records and Mrs.
r. II. Wellman have purchased joint
" a new corn binder which is be-
ing used to harvest this years crop.
siIos will be filled during the next
two weeks for winter consumption Of
stock.
While en- route to the Salem fair
the pure bred Hampshire hog belong
ing to Paul Jones. died. The pig was
to be entered along with others in
the contest of the girls and boys Pig
Club.
Mrs. d. c. sanderson was a week
end visitor with her daughter, Mrs.
R. E. Bean.
The Oldest son of j. Martin has
been seriously i'll with acute appendi-
citis during the past week.
Lou Nelson, who has been called
for service I'm the L. s army, leaves
this Wednesday for American Lake,
where he will report for duty.
Ernest Petri visited for few days
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Edwards. He reports for duty at Am
erican Lake this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Kirk returned
home today after ten days vaca-
ton at the Salem fair and visiting
relatives and friends at Portland
Arthur Kirk leaves this Friday for
Corvallis where he will attend q. a.
C.. taking a special course in cleo
trical engineerins.
Dana Saunders was unfortunate
during the past week to lose a pure
bred Jersey COW from bloat- The COW
had an exceptionally fine record as
Producing over 45O pounds of butter
fat during her two year test.
Patrons of Hudson Bay Grange met
Friday evening and had a large at
tendance. The evening was Birth
day Night" and seven grangers cele- |
brated the occasion. At the close of
the evening refreshments were serv-
ed
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Kirk ano
daughter Edna of Cornwall, Ont, |
Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kirk |
and family of Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. l. |
f. Coyle and Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Ro- |
mine. Miss Edna Coyle and D. Whit |
more of Milton were guests Sunday |
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan ]. Kirk.
Mrs. Dorothy Mumford Of Milton |
visited with Mrs. Dan Kirk last week
and with her mother, Mrs. Hamer.
Hattie Allen entertained a number
Of her friends In honor of her birth
5ay on last Saturday afternoon and
after a pleasant afternoon spent play
Ing gmes, refreshments consisting of
Ice cream and cake were served. Those
present were Hattie Allen, Irene
Hoon. Dealthy Rean, Nina Evans. Jo-
sophine and Lola stark. Viola Leroux
Mona and Rita Hodgen, Della and
Gladys Records.
The young people of the neighbor-
1aod gave a dance at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Joe KrumEah Tuesday
'vcninE hOnorinC Louis Nelson who
caves today for American Lake where
1e has been called to the CplorS The
lance while most enjoyable. was also
uu of regret pending the departure
# so popular member of the crowd.
Next Wednesday afternoon the
ladies' Aid will be en-
ertained by Mrs Edgar Hoon.
Next TUESDAY evening at the Pres
,yterian church. the musical faculty