East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-28
Of VMAPINE N.
GRANGE HOLD REUNION


UAtAPINE, Oct, 9s.--Friday the
Patrons Of Hudson Bay Grange held
their fourteenth reunion and over 70
sat down at the noon hour to one OF
the finest dinners ever spread in the
banquet hail. After the noon hour a
program was given, c, f. simonds.
just returned from Alaska, being the
principal speaker. Mrs Edith Van
Deusen also made short talk on
SHOULD the husband be allowed to
leave the ranch as often as his WIFE"
This was the topic given her for dis
cussion.
C. L. Simonds. just home from
Alaska, is renewing old friendships Ii
this community after an absence Of
nearly year. After election he plans
to visit his daughter in Prairie City,
Arkansas Mr.. Simonds has been en-
tertained this week at the homes OF
Kyle Mcdaniel, r. L. Bean, ID. j, Kirk,
"a. A. Whitley, d. o. Saunders and
Robert Wright. While in Alaska Mr..
S3nonds was engaged in an extensive
salmon plant of his cousin at Metlak-
atea.
on Thursday, october 21, a baby
girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. b.
Phillips at the hospital in Walla Wal
la.
Mrs Reayis of Prescott, spent three
or four days with her daughter. Mrs.
E. E. Ertle last week.
In walla Walla last week, Wilma
Houck high school girl of last years
enrolment at Vincent school was mar
ried to Tom Workman of Freewater.
Mr.. workman is night man at the
in Freewater.
Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Babbidge left
for their new home at North
port, Wash, where Rev. Babbidge has
been engaged as pastor of the Pres
byterian church. Northport is a
mining town and has population of
1000. Prior to their departure Mr..
and Mrs. Babbidge were presentet
with an Indian blanket from the PEN
dleton mills.
lJudge Kelly left Friday on horse
back for q trip across the mountains f!
to Wallowa county where he has cat
lie grazing. He expects to be gone
week or ten days. Mrs. Kelly is VS.
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
ppi. during his absence.
Mrs. Parsons, a daughter of Grand
ma" ALLEN, made business trip tot
Dayton last week Grandma Allen
his week is not as well as usual. she
s 81 years old.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
rousley were dinner guests at the r.
:. Bean ranch.
Umapine Red Cross held their an
lual meeting Monday afternoon and
he following officers were elected for
his C, ming year: Mrs. D Kirk, direc-
or; Mrs. o. w. Carpenter. chairman; (
Irs. Edgar Holm, vice chairman;
Irs. r. E. Bean, secretary treasurer
arrangements will be made in the near
uture for the annual Red Cross nrive
nd roll call.
on Sunday morning. at the Presby-
erian church, a good congregation lis
aned with pleasure to the preaching
t Rev. j. w. Wilson, who has been
ant as supply (whether permanent
r not has not been determined) who
ONES from Portland. Rev Mr.. Will
on has a very pleasing personality
nd made a good impression on his
udience.
Mr.. Morrison went down to Port
md Sunday to secure housekeeper
Or his family. His little son Howard, II
t st. Mary's hospital. is progressing L
cry well, although skin grating will |
e necessary in the near future.
Dopald Kirk is convalescing from
he operation for removing his tonsils
which was done last week. Donald is
lso suffering from valvular heart
rouble.
Jack Dickerson and the Hamper
,oys narrowly escaped death SATURDAY
evening when on the new gravel road
.hev pulled out to pass wagon load
IF poles and swerved off the road,
irving through the barb wire fence
moving down posts and ending up in
4 field, sThe accident occurred IN
front of KYLE McDaniels house and
II is said the boys were travelling at
high rate of speed. The boys all es-
caped with minor injuries.
ID. o. Saunders went to Pendleton
on Monday taking with him his moth
pr. Mrs. Anna Saunders who goes to
stay with her son, Roy. in his new 10
cation at Eden, Idaho.
r. E. Bean is spending this week on
hnsiness at Echo. Stanfield, Pilot Rock
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