East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-17
BOARD OF DIRECTORS NAMES
OFFICERS FOR YEAR; PROS
Porous BUSINESS EN-
PECpED
Il. IL. WeIIman Sells Fine Draft Colts;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Wellman VIII
Move to stevens County, WASH, in
April.
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Il, +. Bean. DAM o.. Sanders and j
the board. lens Therkildsen will
continue as manager and John Up
craft will be the butter makers as
sistant and VIM. Murphy will run the
auto truck The board is looking for
ward to a prosperous business this
year, the high price of butter fat be-
ing an incentive for more and better
COWS in the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. LeachS who have
been Portland and Willamette Valley
visitors since December. have return
ed to their home at Umapine pleased
to be again in a e%pngenial climate
where it does not rain all the time.
Two phys were staged at Una
pine this week. Dora being pre-
scented by the. Umapine dramatic club
while My Uncle From Japan was
given last evening for h benefit of
the Milton-Freewater band. Miss
Elondell Richie being the manager.
Both plays were attended by good
audiences who greatly enjoyed the
entertainments.
r. E. Bea called on Dan Kirk
Monday and found Dan at work.
Wonders will never cease
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walker of Sun
nyside visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. b.
Phillips Sunday.
Lawrence Edwards son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Edwards who live east of
Umapine is seriously ill with rheu-
matism and neuralgia.
Miss Belma Piiand who has been
visiting at the Kyle Mcdaniel home
has returned to her helne in Mis-
souri,.
The Misses Della Philippi. Florence
Philippi, Myrtle Sneve and Margaret
Severance and Rev. and Mrs. Her
bert were Sunday guests with Mr..
and Mrs. Dan j. Kirk.
r.. H. wellman has disposed Of five
fine draft colts. three and fou years
old at a price approximating $1,000.
while NJ. o. B~eauchamp his neighbor
sold two beautiful draft colts for
$500. and w. w. Philippi has vol his
line span OF jet blacks Tor the same
amount. Umapine horses r in
good emand this spring and some
of the best draft stock to be seen n
where Is raised in this community.
Many Umapine citizens are plan
ming attending the Chautauqua at
Freewater Feb. 20, 81 and 20.
Mrs. Halle Gholson and daughter
Nadine of waitsburg visited with
Mrs. Gholson's brother r Hodgen
at the Oregon Dairy Farm over Sun
day.
At the last meeting of hudson Bay
lodge of Odd Fellows the following
members were appointed delegates to
attend the county convention TO be
held at Pendleton February gath;
n Ut II n
Goodman. Lane Hoon and VIM.
Records. The odd Fellows of Free
water will have their crack degree
team at Pendleton to compete for the
annual prize they having won first
prize each year since these county
conventions have been held. 1t is es.
timated more than one hundred mem
bers of the Odd Fellows lodges OF
Freewater./ Umapine, Milton and
walla Walla will attend the conven-
ton and they will charter a special
train for the trip.
The Hudson Bay Grange No. 361 p.
of II. have decided to stage a play
The District School" In the near fu-
lure. Mrs. D.. ]. Kirk is superintend-
ing the aIloting of parts and will have
them Unassigned next Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. LAbadie who
live west OF Umapine. entertained
eighteen Of their friends at a pro-
gressive Pedro party Saturday even
ing in honor Of Mr.. LAbadie's birth
day. A jolly time was spent by all
the guests who one and all voted Mr..
ard Mrs. LAbedie royal hosts. Score
cards were in the form of Valentines
and dainty refreshments were also
served to carry out the valentine idea.
HOnors were carried off by Mrs. John
and Jesse Martin while Mrs. A.
Martin and Charlie Dixon succeed
ed in winning the BOBBY prizes.
Umapine will lose one Of its best
families this coming April when Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Wellman and dau-
shter Katherine will move to Stevens
Wash. near Chewelah. Papers
we're signed yesterday whereby Mr..
trades his alfalfa ranch
Hear Umapine and his property in
county for a $50 acre stock
in stevens county. This COM
Will be sorry to have them
20.
4. X Brady took a DAD of poultry
Walla Walia last week securing a
good price.
Friday evening the pupils Of the
Vincent school will give a basket So
s.ai at the Grange hall for the bene-
IL Of the high school baseball team
Every one in the community Is in
20 attend and bring baskets
11ied with lunch as II Is desired to
s-cure sufficient funds to buy some
needed parapHsrnalias for the
who will put UmaPme on the
nap in the baseball conteses this
Weather the Hudson Bay ranchers are
Justly engaged with their spIing
sork. piowing narrowing alfalfa
Itching. pruning. burning weeds. etc
ire only a few OF the many things
Il which they are ENGAGED.