East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-09
Especial Correspondence. !

HERMISTON, Ore. Nov. "a
meeting Of the library board of PEN
dleton and the local board was held
In the civic Center building Saturday
afternoon. Growing interest has
been manifested in the public library
and plans for its enlargement are IN.
der way. It Is hoped that bv the
aid OF the city council and the coun-
ty building Of more conveniences
and modern equipment may be built.
For the immediate future the present
quarters in the Civic Center building
Will be improved by the addition Of
more book cases and books.
Several novel entertainments will
be given during the early winter by
the board for the librarys benefit.
The ladies Of the civic Club were
hostesses at two silver teas IN the
rest rooms Of the civic building Fri
day and Saturday, The meeting place
proved popular gathering center
for the ladies and men to visit over
cups of tea. The neat sum realized
will go toward the upkeep Of the rest
rooms.
lie Roy Sullivan left yesterday with
carload of mules for the market in
st. Louis.
The mules have been on pasture
for several weeks and were recently
purchased by the well known stock
buyer, Luck, Of Pendleton, who is
now having them shipped to the
eastern market.
Miss Alice Butler and Miss Wilson
Of Pendleton spent the weekend with
Mrs Irwin Gardner on Butter creek.
Miss Bessie Mcpherson had as her
guest during the dairy show, her
mother, Mrs. Mcpherson OF Pendle-
ton.
Dr. and Mrs. NJ. S. Kern were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ralph
during the dairy show and the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dryer Of Una
tilla and Miss Virginia Todd we're
guests of s r. Oldaker at supper
Saturday evening at the Hotel Her
miston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Thomson of
Butter creek, were among the visit
ors at the dairy and hog show sat
urday
Mrs Ralph Stanfield and daughter
Maxine of Echo, and Mrs. Harry
Bartholomew of Stanrield, motored
over in the Stanfield car to attend
the show Saturday
VIM. Wattenburger was among the
Echo delegation in town Saturday.
Miss Rea McCulley Of Pendleton
returned home this afternoon. hav-
ing spent the weekend with friends
here
Ed Carey, famous Jersey breeder
Of Carlton is here attending the dairy
show and looking after stock for
merly of his herd.
r Alexander and T. e. Aldrich of
Pendleton. attended the show here
last week
D. C. Connen OF Pendleton, regis
tered at the Hotel Hermiston Satur.
day, s4h~
County school superintendent l f.
Young was here in connection with
the industrial school fair last week.
Mrs Walter Hinkle of Echo, was
the guest of friends and realtives the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Paui Buchholz and
sons of Stanfeld were down Friday
and Saturday in their car
Mr. and Mrs c. G. Brownell OF
Umatilla were visitors from the sea-
port town Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G, Matlock, eXhib- |
itors and prize winners of Poland ,
Chinas at the hog and dairy show
returned to their home in Heppnor
today.
Two successful dances were given
last week by Thomas Marxem in his
new auditorium. Music was furnished
by the United Orchestra of Pendle-
ton Dance lovers from the neigh |
boring west end towns were present
and enjoyed the dances and other
festivities Of the weekend.
To accommodate the crowds visit
ing the city during the dairy show
the ladies of the Baptist church serv'
ed the noon meal each day and the
Methodist Aid ladies In the evening.