East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-22
Oranges Win Join
In Field Day Meet
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UMAPINE May ss.--Trlday nigh
Hudson Bay Grange No. sci, wa
agreeably surprised 10 have Visi
them the grange from Touchet. Th,
third and fourth degrees were giveI
To Mrs, G Moore Meta Moore. Mr.
and Mrs, Dodson. MIR. and Mrs Ertl,
by the visiting team. 1t was decided
during the evening to have field
day meet Of all the oranges IN the
valley which consists Of Hudson Bay
Valley chapel Touchet and Gardena.
The time set was Friday June 81. in
the Goodman grove. a program will
be given by the several oranges ano
will be followed by sports
A special meeting OF the local
grange is called fer next Friday
night.
On sunday the following families
enjoyed an auto trip TO the Column
oia river and had a picnic dinner on
the shores: Claude Beaie, Charlie
DickersoD, Cliff Kinney, Roy Saon>
ders. Roy Records. H. p. Smit of Dry
creek, and George Bade.
Saturday evening big crowd OF
the married couples OF the Umapine
neighborhood enjoyed a dance al
the home of r.. r. Tash. A jolly
evening was spent and another dance
is announced for next saturday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Tull.
Granville Meeker of White Bluffs,
Wash, is enjoying vacation Mt the
home OF his aunt Mrs. Edgar Hoon'
Many Umapine folks attended the
funeral in Walla Walla Thursday of
the late Mrs. Robert Wright Mrs.
Wright besides being a member Of
the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid was
also patron of the Hudson Ray
Grange. She was So years old at the
time Of her death and her going will
be keenly felt by the many friends
he has left behind her. Her hus-
hand. Robert Wright, and son. STAN
ley Wright of Umapine, as we'll as a
daughter, Mrs. Charley Loney OF
walIa walla. survive her. The flu
neral service was conducted by Rev
shimiam of Umapine.
Saturday night. a number of the
high school pupils were guests at
party given by Rufus Harpe at his
home east Of this place. A merry
evening was enjoyed by the young
folks on Thursday night the grade
pupils surprised Miss Inez Wagner,
teacher of the seventh and eighth
grades and gave her a farewell par
ty. Twenty-four of the young people
walked to the home of Mrs Moore,
where the party was held. Games
were played, after which light re-
were served.
Mrs. Ed Hoon and family motored
to Rulo, Wash. Saturday night and
enjoyed the pageant put on there. by
the school under the direction of
Mrs. Wright and Miss Zella Hoon of
the school music staff
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kirk and Mr..
and Mrs. William Records are at
tending the grand lodge session of
the /. o. o. F. being held at Seaside
Oregon this week Nh. Kirk will
stop off at Portland and visit her
brother. Eli Romine. and wife for
two weeks.
NJ. o. Beauchamp during the week
purchased from Cyril Gagnon three
purebred registered Durham heifers
The cattle are from the Chalmers
herd Of Portland and were bought
for $1,000.
Grover f1OuBtil. AOi HlEAiS VI Una
pine, and now of the L. S. Marines
has been transferred from Mare ISL
and. Cal, to Quantico. Virginia
on the day of the primaries at
Umapine the ladies' Aid Of the Pres
by terian churched served a cafteter-
la dinner and supper and netted the
sum of $46.
sam Hoon and family of State
Line. were dinner guests Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane Hoon.
Cincent school at Umapine closed
this week after a successful term
The teachers have all departed on
their vacations. Prof. Gibson Will
not resume teaching in the fall but
will from now on be an alfalfa ranch
er. having leased the Jim Kirk ranch
north Of Umapinc. Miss Elizabeth
severance of Spokane, has been en-