East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-05
Two Umapine Boys
Return From Army
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UMAPINE, March 5.-Charlie
Dickerson, well known wheat rancn-
er in the Hudson Bay country, is max
I ing active preparation for the build
ing of a fine new residence on the old
Schwartz place which was bought BY
MIR. Dickerson some time ago. Mr,
Dickerson intended to build last fail
but was unable to get a building per-
nit.
Jens Thirkildsen, butter maker at
the creamery. is expected home TINS
week from the Walla Walla hospltai
where he underwent an operation Tor
appendicitis ten days ago. Mrs.
Thirkildsen spent last week in Day
ton with friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Han
son.
Leo Winans, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Winans, returned home tnis
week. having received an honorable
discharge from the U. S. army. Leo
was one of the youngest of all uma-
pine boys to enlist in the service, but
was not sent overseas, although ready
for sailing when the armistice was
signed. His many friends extend him
a welcome
Tom Fehrenbacher was another
IJmapine boy to return home from the
service in Uncle Sans army during
the mast week. On Monday night
friends gave him welcome home at
a dance in the hall. A delightful
evening was spent by the guests In
yited.
Mrs. Roy Ward has received word
that her son Floyd Ward, was in
the United states again after seeing
active service in France. Floyd was
gassed at Chateau Thierry and was in
vaIided home.
The Lloyd Estes=zale of farm imple-
ments and livestock held son Thurs
day was ATTENDED by many buyers
Good prices were receiged!
Mr.. and Mrs. Kyle MeDaniel and
family motored % I'endletoR sunday
and were visitors OYER night with
Mrs. McDaniels' mother, Mrs. VIII
sen.
Claude BeaIe has rented the. Lloyd
Estes place and will farm it this sum-
roer. 1t consists mostly of wheat land
and pasture
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baxter spent a
few days in Wa1la Walla last week
resting from arduous ranch work.
Mrs. Jessie Block spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.-W.
Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Martin and FAM
IIy were dinner guests with Mrs. Mar
tins parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Krum-
bah.
william stark and family have pur-
chased a Ford car which they are en-
joying.
Umapfne is moving this week. the
fof1ovyinz changes taking place among
the community residents: B. c. Ea-
ton IL moving into the tenant house
an the5 wellman ranch, while Ika'
JIarn. who occupied that house moves
to I5mapine in the brown bpngalow
next TO LeRoux-
lTbe Mustye family who lived there
have moved 10 the old Miles place
while Mrs. Alpha Rees moves from
there 10 the old Morley home.
Saturday was Jonah day for Lloyd
Gentry who had three misfortunes be-
fail him on that day. First. valu-
abIe horse fell in a well and was
drowned. second hog died and last
10 he stripped gear on his auto.
ON Friday. February %. Mr.. and
urs. lack Clarke were the happy
parents of a fine new baby girl which
arrived on that date. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke formerly lived at Umapine and
Mrs. Clarke Is a daughter of Mrs
Nett.e WelIman.
Helen Holm celebrated her eighth
birthday on Friday afternoon when
she entertained number Of school
friends at her home. The children
enjoyed a good play and the fresh
merts served.
II. RI. Weathers is 4seriously III at
his home east of Hmapine requiring
the constant attention Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. z. Jones and son, VIM.