East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-14
'ODDFELLOWS INSTALL
OFFICERS AT UMAP|NE
tEast oregonlan Special,

UMAPINE. Jan. 14.-Hudson Bay
Lodge No. 212, |. o. o F., at their
regular meeting Wednesday evening
Installed the following Officers for the
ensuing year: Noble Grand, Roy Il.
Records; Vice Grand, Claude Y. Beale;
Secretary. Il. T.. Bean, Financial Sec
rotary, j. Paul Caldwell; Warden, II.
II. Tash Conductor T. o. Goodman;
Chaplain, Jesse Martin. II. s. S.. Chas
Workman: l., s. s., o. w. Carpenter;
K. s. n. c., q. C. Custard l.. s. y. c..
George N Weatherman; r. S. V. c..
James Wisenor: l.. s. V. c., Kyle Nc
| Daniel: Inside Guardian, X. L. Ham,
per; outside Guardian, Edgar Holm;
Past Noble Grand, Ehos Moore. Af-
ter the installation the new noble
grand furnished fine box of cigars
which were much enjoyed. District
Deputy Grand Master Dan j. Kirk
acted as installing officer and was as
sisted by Edgar Holm.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w McKie Of Re-
public, Washington arrived here Sun
day. Mr.. McKie has been engaged az
manager and buttermaker by the Hud-
son Bay Cooperative Creamery and
took up his duties on Monday morn
ing. He has had more than 2 years
experience in some of the largest
creameries on the coast and is a gra-
duate of one of the largest agricultural
colleges in the United states MI
McKie has a pleasing personality. Is
a hustler and is already popular with
patrons OF the creamery as well as the
merchants of the valley with whom
he will have business dealings
Umapine Oddfellows were well rep
resented at the meeting or Nathan
Pierce encampment last Friday even
ing when degree work was conferred
upon 80 candidates. ID. ]. kirk was
installed as Senior Warden. Among
those from Umapine who took the de-
gree work were ]. f. jones' Charles
Workman, o. w. Carpenter. T. o.
Goodman. Harley Sprague, Gussie
Sprague and Roy Saunders. Others
present were Lane Hoon. r. Il. Bean.
lanes Wisenor, G.. c. Custard ana
Waldo Records. These candidates
win receive the Royal Purple Degree
January 23 at which time camp mem
hers from Athena and Weston VIII be
present and banquet will be served
Mr.. and Mrs. T. O. Goodman drove
70 Pendleton last "Wednesday night
,aIled there by the serious illness OF
Mrs. Goodman's sister Mrs. John
smith.
The Ladies Aid of the Valley Pres
bytcrian church met THURSDAY atter-
| noon at the home OF Mrs. Dan j. klrk
| The following officers were elected
| so- the year 1920; Mrs d. j. kirk
| ,resident. Mrs. d. o. Saunders, vice
president; Mrs. r. T.. Bean, secretary
| and treasurer
| A. n. Summerville of Montana who
| has been visiting his sister Mrs VIM
n Murphy. is i'll with pneumonia IT
| ct. Marys hospital in wafia walla- He
| had started on his return trop home
but on reaching Walla Walla was tax
en- from the train to the hospital.
Mrs Orlando Hodgen is recovering
from an attack of auinsy.
Mrs. Roy Saunders entertained al
Inner Sunday in honor of her father
Frank J. Beale's birthday He mas
oeen visiting here for the past three
weeks. The occasion was also the
birthday of her husband. Those pres
mt were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DICK
.rson and family, Mr.. and Mrs. AT
hur winans. Mrs ID. o. saunders ana
children. Leland Saunders ana Ahce
Upcraft.
Mr. and NTS. Sam NtN "a'p a'A'
been living south of Umapine left to-
iay for their home on weston NOUN :
tain. Mr.. Kay has just disposed OF
his ranch here to Thomas Gould.
Mrs. John Allen is visiting friends
at Moscow. Idaho.
ID. @. Saunders has been removed
from the waila Walla hospital where
he has been ill with pneumonia to the
&c Anna Sllln-
ders or whitman street.
Mrs. Paul Coldwell is recovering
from n severe attack OF scarlet leNer
and is improving rapidly.
Deane Goodman of Juntura, ore
spent the week end with his cousin
II O. Goodman on the old Hudson
Bay ranch known as the Billie
Goodman place which has just recent
w been sold to Grant Lowe of Dayton,
Wash. Mr. Goodman reported the
winter as very severe at Juntura the
thermometer going to So degrees be-
low zero. and driving deer and other
wild animals out of the mountains
At one time Mr.. Goodman counted As
deer that had come into the open for
food. Despite the severe weather
stock in that vicinity are doing well
there being an abundance of feed
available.
Miss Ethel Hodges of Athena visit
ed last week with Murial Beauchamp.
Miss Hodgen is a former Umapine girl
and a graduate of the Vincent High
school.
Frank j. Beals left on Monday
for his home in western Canada,
Mrs. r. Il. Bean returned home sun
dav from Walla Walla where she has
been the guest of Mrs. A. II. Zentner.
Jens Therkildsen who has been em-
ployed at buttermaker for the local
creamery during the past four years
has gone to Corvallis where he will
take the short dairy course at Oregon