East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-17

Waila, Frank R0minger and Mr. anf
Mrs. o. w. Carpenter and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Records will in all probabiI
NY go to western Canada for the sum.
mer- They are popular young folks
from this community and will be miss
cd from many social events.
Clyde clippeDger, foreman OF fhs
Grant Lowe place, formerly knowr
as the old Hudson Bay ranch, lies II
the hospital at Walla Walla. dying Of
spinal meningitis. Some time ago Mr.
iclippenger decided to stop the tobacco
habit and by so doing he developed an
abnormal appetite for eating. This
state Of affairs brought on an acute
attack Of indigestion from which spinal
meningitis finally developed. His de-
mise is looked for at most any time,
Mr.. ClipDenger is man Of about fort,
years of age and has a,wife and daugh-
ter. Two years ago he was employed
IN the coffman wheat ranch above
Milton.
Monday evening a Jolly crowd OF
friends Of Mr., and Mrs. d. j. Kirk
surprised them at their home and
rave them an old fashioned chariyari
the occasion being their twenty-first
wedding anniversary. Pedro" was
the card game OF the evening and Lane
Hoon was first prize winner while
dick Baxter won the booby prize. At
midnight, the guestswho brought their
own supper served themselves and de-
parted for their homes Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lime Hoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jones, Mr. and Mrs. o. "
Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs. John Baxter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Goodman, MIR. and
Mrs. r =. Bean, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Phillips, Dick Baxter Miss Alexander.
Rebekah and Donald Kirk.
Mrs. Roy Bacon was taken this
Tuesday afternoon to the hospital al
Walla Walla where she will undergo
an operation for abscess. DR.. Charlie
Thomas and DR.. Shaw are in charge Of
the case and are hopeful for the recov-
cry. Mrs, Bacon has been III since the
birth of her baby six weeks ago.
On Saturday afternoon, Catherine
Wellman entertained at her fifth birth
day anniversary, a partys of little
friends at the home of her grand
mother Mrs. W. w. Phillip. Refresh
ments were served at the end of the
fun and those present were
Catherine Wellman, Marguerite and
Gladys Bacon. clytie and Kathleen
Opal Wisenor and Elinar
Bean.
Mrs. J. W. Stockston spent the week
end with her family at Helix this week.
On Friday of last week, Mesdames
J. p. Jones and Bean motored over
o the home of Mrs. Gene Labadie on
he Walla Walla river where they
spent the day.
On Friday night Miss Della Records
entertained at dancing party, at the
rome of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. c.
y. Records. The large home was
decorated with lovely daffo-
Ills and over fifty guests enjoyed
delightful time. At one o'clock a sup
Der Consisting Of chicken sandwiches.
'ream puffs and cake and coffee were
ierved and it was not before three
''clock the guests departed for their
lomes. The party was also a fare well
or Ray Records and Jessie Block, a |
popular Umapine girl, whose marriage
occurred Tuesday night.
Another society event of Umapine
llso took place on Saturday evening
When the high school girls entertained
II lumber wagon party for the high
Ichool boys The merry crowd met al
he home of the L. o. P. H. and two
wagon loads of young people and their
'haperons journeyed to the home OF
Miss Irene Hoon, where they spent !;
oily evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Winans moved
nto Roy SAUNDERS home south Of
}mapine on Monday where they vii.
i've this summer.
Phillip Murphy Sr. was removed to
he Walla WH1lla hospital ON Tuesday
Ifternoon where it is hoped he will re-
over his health. Mr.. Murphy is past
'ighty years of age and is gradually
osing his strength. He is a great fav-
rite at umapine and his witty Irish
ayings and pleasant mannor has won
or him a place in the heart of every I
me. q
Ray Corniek who wintered aband OF
lorses on the d. ]. Kirk ranch. left
With the bunch on Saturday for his /
lome at Dixie. Wash.
Mrs. w w Philippi is spending this
week at Prescott the guest of her
Mrs. Judge Kelly.
James Homna leaves Wednesday for
lis home at Lewiston Idaho. Mr.
tomine was in this valley for his
Iealth and while not altogether re-
overed, he is much improved.
Carl Bean Who has been visiting .his /
'arents in Missouri for two months is
gain at Umapine,
The first ball game OF the season
5 scheduled to take place for the local !
cam on the homo diamond, April first
nd their opponents will be Athena.
Miss Alexander Of Walla Waila is
isiting at the home of her uncle. Lane
loon.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian Il
hurch arc journeying this Wednesday
o the home of Mrs. Roy Frazier who
ives two miles north of Whitman
lonument. At noon a big dinner will
Q served the guests.
Bob Records narrowly escaped seri-
us injury when on Monday he was run
YER by William Kinney In his auto,
uckily no bones were broken although
he boy was unconscious for a couple
I hours.
Mrs. ]. D. Harrah was in Freewa,er
tuesday, confering with Rev. Cox OF
and Ben Bolt of Milton in
egard to the 10th. Baptist association
'hich convenes in Milton May IS. IL
nd i5 Mrs. Harrah is Secretary Of