East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-10
CANNING CLUB AT
HERMISTON DOES
EFFECTIVE WORK
PRODUCTS RAISED ON PIsOJECT
CANNED by YOUNG LADIES'
CLUB.
Mrs. r. Il. Durfee of Portland Takes
hanagcment Of Hermiston Hotel;
Other News of Hermiston and the
UmatlIIa Project.
lEast oregonlan speciaI.l


HERMIsToN. ore. Aug. 10.-The
Girls Canning Club has been making
rapid progress during the past six
weeks of their organization. During
that time, they have canned 76 quarts
of cherries, as many berries. and sew
eraI hundred pounds of string beans
The material which they put up il
all raised on the project, and Is Of
an excellent quality. and the girls
have found ready market for their
product
The team is composed of the fol-
lowing young school girls: Eleanor
and Marion Casserly, Marion and
Dorothy Briggs, Emily ShotweH. Dor
othy Ross. Viola Crandall. Jane
Gum. Janice Brigham, Frances Hin
kle. Clarice Watson, Ruth Akers ani
Bertha McKeen. The team is under
the excellent supervision of Mrs IL
NJ Gum.
Personal News Notes.
Mrs F. l. Durfee and son Travis
Durfee, of Portland, have taken over
the management of the Hermiston
Hotel, which has been run so eff
GENTLY during the past three years
by Mrs. F. H. Wilson, whose lease
expired a few weeks ago. Mrs Will
son has not yet decided definitely on
her plans for the future
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rayhill have
returned from two weeks outing
at Hidaway Springs.
Mrs w T. Roberts and son Billy,
have gone to. Burke, Idaho. for a sew
eral weeks visit with Mrs Roberts
sister. Mrs. Frank Toner
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Hinkle and
daughter. Frances, left saturday TO-
California to meet their son, Lieut.
Dale Hinkle. who has been in train
ing at the Preside and who will ac
company them home for a vacation
Mrs. Claude Kellogg left last night
for san Francisco where she will
embark for Chile. South America, to
join her husband who is with the
Braden copper Mining Company. She
will make the trip with Mrs. C. :.
Mead. former resident of this city,
whose husband is also in South Am-
erica in the employ of the same COM |
pany. Mr. Mead will be remember |
ed as a former bookkeeper in the To- |
cal reclamation office.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. jackson enter |
tanned a few friends at their farm |
home Saturday evening, it being the |
of the birthday anniversaries |
of William jackson, and son, z. l. |
Jackson. A most pleasant evening /
wasspent by those present.
Mrs c. b. Nagler OF Portland is 4 /
guest at the home of her cousin, Dr.
c. 0. Wainscott.
Mrs. Paul Jones is registered to- /
day at the Hermiston Hotel from Ir- /
rigon
Nj. J. Barthel of Pendleton, was a
visitor here Yesterday.
The resignation of Miss Dale Such
er. teacher of the fifth grade in the 4
Hermiston schools. has been received |
by the local school board Miss Such |
er resigns to take position in the 1
Spokane public schools
r. C. Walber. DR.. and Mrs c. o. /
Wainscott and Miss Bessie McPher- /
son, composed a party that motored /
to Bingham Springs Saturday. return /
ing sunday night They report /
most enjoyable trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. :. Kingsley lett .
saturday for SheIlrock, Iowa, for
short visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Watson and
children. Clarice and John d. Jr.
will leave in the morning for Hid-a-
way Springs for two weeks outing
ana vacation. They will make the
rip by auto.
Little Miss Werdna Isabel has re-
urned TO her home in Hood River
lfter spending several weeks at the
lome of her grandparents. Mr., and
Mrs B F. Strohm.
Mrs. H ". Straw and her two
,harmng little daughters. Elizabeth
md Dorothy, left last night for Sea
,ide whore they will ENJOY the sen
lreezes during the remainder of Au-
rust