East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-01
.UMAPINE NEWLYWEDS
ARE GIVEN CHAR|vARI
AND NEIGHBORS OF
MIR. AND MRS. JIM JOHNSON
GIVE THEM SURPRISE.
Auction Sale at Kelly Ranch Well At
tended; Big Birthday Dinner Given
for Phil II. Murphy; Officers of
Chautauqua Assn. Elected.
(East oregonlan speclaID

(East Oregonian Specially
! UMAPINE, Nov. Friends and
neighbprs of Jim johnson. well
known rancher living at Hudson Bay
surprised him with charivari Sum
day evening when 1t became known
to them that he was married to Mrs.
NJ. Bailey, also well known in this vi
cinity. The evening was "A merry one
and refreshments We're served at its
close.
7 Mrs. f. +. Labadie was hostess on
Wednesday all day to the Presbyter-
ian Ladies Aid when despite the dust
storm raging the ladies met for work
completing articles for the bazaar
which with the annual dinner takes
place next month. Those present
were as follows Mesdames Kelly,
Simonds, Wright, Martin, Jones, Well
man, Dan and James Kirk, Jack
Clarke, Philippi, Phillips, Bean,
Goorman, Torrey of Walla Walla, La
badie and Pearl Brewer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Thompson and
Mrs Stephen Lowell Of Pendleton were
guests Wednesday with Mr.. Thomp-
sons cousin James Kirk.
Lane Hoon left Monday afternoon
for Grand Bay, Oregon. where he viii
ship to this place cattle for winter
feeding on his ranch.
Clifford, a Umapine boy. has been
promoted from "a private to chief sig
nal man of his regiment located in
Virginia. Lieut.. Lee Lewis is still at
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas and Will
receive his first lieutenancy soon.
Mrs. Roy Saunders is visiting in
western Canada this week and dur
/ ing her absence Mr.. Saunders is hav-
ing erected on his ranch n fine barn
with a concrete foundation.
| Mrs. Dee Piper of Baker is visiting
her father X. X. Brady. While in the
valley they will purchase monument
Tor the late Mrs. r. *. Brady.
4 o. S. Reeves left Thursday evening
( for Portland where he will enlist in
the L. s. army.
I Mrs. John Davidson has returned
home from a visit with her daughter
! in Eagle Valley.
II. b. Bacon moved Saturday on the
+ J. d. Kelly ranch which he has rent
ed for one year. Mr.. Kelly and fam
/ lily left on that day for their old home
in Walla Walla.
: Mrs. Jack Clarke who has been Wis
] iting her mother Mrs. r. II. Wellman
returned to her Walla Walla home
4 the last OF the week.
II. j. Torkelson has rented his ranch
ana will hold a sale of live stock at
his ranch on November 7th Mr.. and
Mrs. ,Torkelson and daughter will
move to Walla WalIa
Auction Sale Is Success.
Last Thursday the sale of stock and
farm impIements on the John ID. D.fKel-
Iv ranch was well attended despite
terrific dust storm which ragged Pri-
ces received on dairy cows were par
ticularly good. two grade cows bring
inp sI5o-n piece, while the entire herd
averaged $500 a COW. TOP prices
were received on everything. Fred
[ Iciff.rt was the auctioneer while d. c.
Sauderson acted as clerk. Mr.. Kelly
was well pleased with results Two
miro bred Hampshire gifts weighing
i,bout 1yo mounds brought an aver
age price of $3.50, while pigs just
vaared brought S11 each.
Cbautauoua OFFICERS Elected.
The f,,aowing were elected officers
or tho f-mapine Chautaudua which
win he held here Nov. c. : and s. Ed
par Hood chairman: r. f. Bean.
sccratarv-tr treasurer: advertising COM
,nittaa II I Kirk. NJ. o. Reauchamp,
rar,es tlirl, I<yIe Mcdaniel and J. f.
Inros. arranrements committee. Lane
uoon @ r Sinonds and Phil Muir
nby. w T. Gentry. manager reserved
eats ana ! paul Caldwell. ticket
manager. 1t was decided to start the
ma o.cIocl[ n m The ticket man
aper is busv distributing tickets to the