East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-09
UMAPINE
YOUNG FOLK MARRY
MISS NlTA HOON RECOMIsS BRIDE
OH IOWToIIl RENNICK
WEDNESDAY.
w w. Phllhppl Buys Alfalfa Ranch
from Charles Wcllman; Other
Ncwsy Notes of Much Interest.
(East Oregonian Specially


! U'ATAPINB. Ore, March 6.-On
Wednesday evening at the home OF
! the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs Ed
gar Hoen, their eldest daughter Nita
! was united In marriage to Lowell
Rennick, we'll known young man of
Umapine. The wedding ceremony was
performed by Rev. F. s Shimiam and
only immediate relatives OF the bride
and groom were present. The bride
was lovely In a silver gray wedding
gown of silk and carried A brides
bouquet OF pink carnations. he
young couple were attended by Miss
Thelma Hoon. sister OF the bride.
ana Roy Grimes. A wedding supper
was served and the lovely spacious
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoon was dec ,
grated in pink and white,
On Monday evening Mrs. ID. ]. Kirk /
and Mrs, Nd Hoon were hostesSes at .
a shower" given the popular BRIDE
to-be in the. grange han and over so |
guests enjoyed an evening of fun.
Ice cream and cake were served aft
er which Miss Nita (now Mrs. Rem
nickl opened the many lovely gifts,
On Thursday night (tonight) Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Hoon are entertaining hosts
of friends at n reception and dance
given In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Rem
nick at their home west of Umapine,
Mr., and Mrs. Rennick will make
their home at Umapine for the pres
ent
last Wednesday evening at the
meeting of the Hudson Bay Odd Eel
lows Lodge. Veterans Jewels were
presented to I, s. Stone, Frank Beals
and William Records. The presenta-
ton was made by Past Grand Mas
ter of washington George Kellogg of
Walla walla.
Ike Harp is quite ill with threat
ened typhoid fever at his home in
Umapine. DR.. Gillis is attending
him.
Joseph Poole for many years a res
ident of this community. is in a crit
lcal condition at his home here. Mr..
Poole has ben suffering from paraly-
sis for long time and his friends are
anxious regarding his recovery.
Mrs. c. A. Poyneer of Council. +
Idaho. left for her home Monday aft
er visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. sam Harp.
Buys Alfalfa Ranch.
W. w Philippi has purchased from
Chanaes WelInan his fifteen acres of
alfalfa land northeast of Umapine and
also five acres of the wellman estate
adjoining and will move on his new
holdings as sNon as some improve
nents are made. The house will
have an addition built on immedi-
itely on Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Phil,
ppi win move into the vacant house
On the wellman ranch where they
Will stay until their new home is
'eady.
Pearl Brewer leaves this week for
Seattle where he will enlist in the
lviation corps of the ~. S. army.
viii remain with him in seattle for
ome time.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met
afternoon for a Hoover Tea
With Mrs. r, E. Bean. Over twenty
aides were present and the after
loon was occupied with Red Cross
work. Mrs. r II. Wellman assisted
n serving lunch.
Howard Messenger and Charles
Records left last week for Alberta
where they will look for suitable
wheat land. Mr.. Messenger wflI To-
ate there while Mr.. Records is look
ng for a location for his son. Ray.
Ir. Messenger with his sister, Mrs
da Nellis recently disposed of his
anch here to James wfsener. new
omer to this valley. Last year Mr..
Visener bought the Morrell ranch
rhich adjoins Messengers and now
ill own a large ranch mostly in al,
llfa. Mr.. Wisener also purchased
he fine herd of dairy cows from Mr..
Iessenger.
Mr. and Mrs. WIZ Kirk visited last
eek with Mr.. Kinks brother, James
-irk of Umapine. Mr.. win Kirk is -
'om the PalOuse country and after v
Tbrlef stay Hero left for theIr rancFil N
1 Alberta. on Sunday Mr. and Mrs