East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-28
UMAPINE LAD HURT
IN FALL FROM PONY
ALLAN BEAN ATTEMPTS TO
RIDE ANISlAL WITH NEITHER
BItlDl4E OR SADDLE.
Walla Walla Conference OF United
brethren Church Cioscs SESSION At
Umapine sunday Evening FOtioN.
Ing Camp Meeting.
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out and despite u cool night the affair
was held on the school house lawn
and fifteen gallons of ice cream con-
suned in addition to STRAWBERRIES,
cake and coffee.
The program was as follows and
d. Z, Sanderson of the F'reewater
Times acted as chairman:
Instrumental Solo ...........
............ Mural Beauchamp
Solo .........--..-- Thelma Phillips
Duet. violin and piano Joe McIihaney
Reading ..... ...... Irene Wilson
Piano Duet .......-.,..-
49,, .zella Hoon and DeaIthy Bean
A fine address on Red Cross work
and the needs of the United States
was given by Rev. 5. f. Snyder OF
Pendleton.
While attempting TO ride his new
pony with neither bride or saddle
sunday night, Allan Bean, the young
son OF MIR. and Mrs. r. K. Bean, was
thrown from the horse as it started
on Il trot to the corral He lit on
his chin. which was badly split open
and also bent the bone of his fore
arm besides receiving some bruises
DR.. Thomas was called. who now
has the young man ON the way to
recovery.
Presbyterian Aid Meets.
Mrs. T. .. Goodman of Hudson
| Bay was the hostess last wednesday
afternoon when she entertained the
| Presbyterian Ladies' Aid at their
fortnightly tea. Her home which is
the old Hudson Bay trading post.
was delightfully."- cool on the hot aft
ernoon. Mrs. Charlie Dixon led the
missionary topic of Alaska" after
which delicious lunch was served.
Floyd Goodman. young son OF Mr..
and Mrs. T. o. Goodman has receiv-
ed from Saint Paul a beautiful silver
cup as the winner of first prize of
all Oregon boys for the best corn
grown in oregon and exhibited in St.
Paul, Minn at the big corn show last
winter.
Harry Witherite and family left
yesterday for Mare Island. Cal. where
they will spend the Fourth of July
with their son Rayford who is in
training there.
An eight pound boy was born tn
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Doolittle on
the George Hatch place on Tuesday
morning, June 26.
| Mrs. Dooby Of Walla walla, who
cooked for the hay crew of X. X.
! Brady returned TO her home Satur-
day.
o. W. Carpenter has returned to
his home after visit with friends in
Nebraska.
Mrs Will Moore with the girls of
the w. II W. club entertained the
mothers OF the girls at an afternoon
party on last Thursday afternoon. 4
pleasant time was spent and refresh
ments of ice cream, cake and punch
were served.
Stricken With IOckjaw.
Paul Caldwell, who went with his
wife and baby on a visit with rela-
tiV es at Eugene, oregon, has under
gone an operation at that place for
tonsilitis and adenoids following a Sc
we're attack Of la grippe. Mr.. Cald-
well is the manager of the Williams
and Olinger lumber yards at Umapine
and has a host Of friends wishing
"A speedy recovery.
Mrs. W. +. Gordon Of this place
was called to College Place saturday |
where her brother. Glen Morton. was !
stricken with lockjaw following a /
fall from his motorcycle. Mr.. Nor |
ton who was but seventeen died Mon !
day His injuries which were very 1
slight at the time OF his accident |
were not considered serious until a |
weeks time had elapsed. His death
comes as a shock to his family and |
friends.
Conference Closes Meetings.
The walIa walla conference of the
United Brethren church closed its
session at Umapine Sunday evening. |
following a campmeeting with Bish-
Cd r. l. Hoskins or Myrtle. Idaho.
in charge Bishop HosSins has been II
appointed bishop OF this conference H
for four years. while Rev. J. f. Per-
shall Of Slater, Wash, has been nam
ed as presiding elder for the confer
ence Tor the ensuing year. Rev. J.
NJ. Marlatt of Umapine. was secretary
Of the conference. Rev. Roy Ward
was transferred to the oregon con-
ference and leaves this week for
Oregon City, where he has been sent
as pastor. one hundred twenty-five
dollars were raised for home missions
By the bishop, and Dayton. Wash.
was named as the place Of meeting
for this conference for next year. The
appointmentswere made for
next year:
Mondaova Circuit north OF Spo-
kane) Rev Marion Slaggart; Rock
Lake circuit at Evan, wash. Rev. T.
J. Hardwick; four mile circuit at Al
bion. Wash. Rev. John Kenoyer;
Dayton Mission, Rev. /. H Wilson:
Hudson Bay circuit Rev. c. W. Dick
erson; UmatIlla circuit at Echo. Rev.
J. C Pershail