East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-19

schools were dismissed and the +,
rowing boys acted as pallbeare,
Romine Kirk, Paul Jones. Keith NJ
daniel. spencer Copeland, Beryl Ho,
gen and Ivan Gainor. Beautiful flor
sits evidenced the regard and 10,
Borne her by everyone. Intermer
was made in the J. o. o. f. Cemeter,
on Friday evening the Ladies O
This community gave a Lean Yea,
"ance in the Hall at which 100 peopl,
We're guests The sum of slS75 wa
hetted which VIII be turned over Il
the American Legion Post at Centrali,
to aid the counsel for the Iecior
I against the 7. w. w. Last weel
Sl1.l2 was given by the grange for tho
! same purpose. At the dance Frida,
night, local musicians furnished tn,
music and the ''old married folks" en-
joyed quadrilles. waltzes and two stems
without n jazz number. Mrs. Stella
Murphy acted at floor manager and
the ladies bought the numbers also
seeking the partners all evening ex-
cept when once or twice # was gen
temen's choice. A midnight lunch
was served the guests
On Feb. II, a baby boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Coffman OF I7rna-
pine. Mrs. Coffmsn was Bessie Crig-
Ter of Ferndale. before her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs, Tom Campbell, moved
Tuesday To the T.. Jensen ranch. lust
north of Umapine and VIII be the fu-
OF carnations.
daughter of Mr.. Jensen. 49,
On Monday morning Feb. 16 a baby
son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Muller at the home of Mrs. Mullers
parents MIR. and Mrs. O. w. Ca~nc.,ta~
Mr. and Mrs. Muller are from John
Day.
saturday morning, Joe Hobson of
Weston who .wintered 400 head OF
sheep on the Dan J. Kirk ranch ship
red tho herd to Weiser, Idaho.
Fred G. Bennion, county agriculture
agent, was a business visitor at Una
pine Thursday arranging for COM
munity meeting Feb. 26 at this place
Prof. WestoVer and Iyslop of the Ore
gon Agricultural College will lecture
to the farmers on dairying and farm
business.
Among the lagrippe, sufferers in this
place this last week are Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. o. Beauchamp. the Hastings and
Burgraffs, Mrs. Sam Harp Anna Their
kilsen and William Murphy Jr.
Friday evening the girls of the
Umapine high school gave a Leap
Year party in the manual training hall
at which 80 were present. The games !
were in honor of St Valentine and the |
tables and decorations of Pussy Will |
lows and peach blooms.
Mrs. Caldwell, mother of ]. p. /
Caldwell. who has been so i'll with /
heart trouble at his home at Umapine |
arrived Saturday morning from Cor
Wallis to assist in the care of her son,
Ed Hoon, who was seriously i'll last /
week and his condition so precarious.
Is much improved and although very
nervous is making rapid recovery to
lealth.
MIR. and Mrs. Dan Kirk entertained
It dinner on Sunday MIR. and Mrs. r.
J. Bean and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
R. w. McKie.
Friday afternoon at the Vincent
ohool the fifth and sixth grades stag
q a play and gave a program without
assistance. Lester LerouX acted as
Master of ceremonies while Ann Muir
hy read the character OF the play and
ias director. In addition to the play
ho children presented a program
'hich was entirely gotten I'M by them
lives At the close of the afternoon
rville Miles read THE yellow Jacket
anior' which was a clever take-off
1 the high school paper,