East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-06
ADAMS TO GIVE
HOME TALENT PLAY
WILL BE STAGED FOR BENEFIT
OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY ON
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Booster Band at Sunday School
Makes Hit: Subscriptions Pouring
in to Park Fund.
(East oregonian Specially

Nh.aSt OregOnfan Speclal. u
ADAMS. March 6.-The City HAIL
resounded TO the music and applause
which the dramatic play of The Mil
ton Band richly deserved for the
home talent entertainment which
they gave last. Friday evening.
i Guess why Marvin Mayberry met
all the customers of his drug store
with such beaming smile all day
Saturday Give it up? Why he had
a clean bite with Rev. and Mrs. Has
Ian the night before.
Dora Chestnut and Esther Ried as
sisted the Athena Home Talent en-,
tertainment Saturday night by sing
ing several duets. A number of
Adamites were present and reported
that the play and singing were fine.
i Mrs. Ethel Simpson of Milton came
over with the Milton troop Friday
afternoon and visited with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Baker.
j. It. LieualIen of Walla Walla was
in town Monday visiting and looking
after some business interests. Incl
dentally he subscribed SIS to the Lii
brary park fund. What's the matter
with Uncle Jim? He's all right
| J. o. Hales placed his name ON the
roll of honor and enriched the Lii
brary park fund by another five dol
lar subscription.
Harry Edwards and family spent
the Sabbath with his father Mr.. s. A.
Edwards.
Fred NJ. Brown was in town Sat-
urday. He brought big lot of eggs
to the Inland Mercantile Co.. and re-
plenished his larder. Would that all
the ranchers on Rural Route No. .
would do likewise.
Jack Case received a telegram from
North Yakima, Wash, stating that
his mother was very sick. He took
the Monday morning train to be with
her
Mrs. Stephen Edwards and daugh- |
ter Alice returned from a visit to her |
parents near Echo Saturday after
noon.
Roy Blake stopped off for few |
hours Sunday to visit his mother |
Mrs. F. NJ. whitley.
Miss Frances Sailing made a week.
end visit al the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Krebs.
Mayor Holdman subscribed $3.50
for the Library park, equalling s. f.
Darr's subscription in irrigating hose.
Mrs. Jack Case is visiting her par
eIts in WalloWa4
l.. L. Lieuallen has his new Ford
IN the Adams Garage. He is having
it fixed up for roustabout work.
Anton Glenicki is awaiting the s
freight car he ordered several days
ago. His household effects are pack
ed and soon he will be off to his new
ranch near Helena, Mont.
Harve Roseberry and wife will start
- he q
time.
wenl well. well.l You should
have seen and heard that Booster
Band Sunday morning at the Sunday
school. They took the platform
shook hands with the audience who
remained in their seats The Boosters
gang a booster song to the tune OF
the Battle Hymn of the Republic. 1t
was surely fine. At the opening OF
the evening service the Boosters
sang two selections which gave fine
start for a helpful service.i The sun
day school made so per cent gain
over the previous Sunday.
Don and Mary Wilks of Helix were
n the morning congregation and
Messrs Payne and Richmond of Athe-
IA were among the evening worship
RS All the services were well at
ended and very helpful
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christian are
her sister and brother
Irs. Carrie Anderson comes from
Westminster. b. c., and has been here
bout a week. W. o. BOOher. who
las just been mustered out Of the a
egular army after four years ser "
ice relates some interesting experi- d
noes. They are having a lively time n
I Carts house. II
T. G. Morrison mas reached the top n
otch with a $40 subscription for the 2
,fbrary Park. Every business firm h
4 town with the exceotion OF the In p
md Mercantile~Co.. hag subscribed ~ It
he park fund and the individual Ia
,ernbers Of that 1irm nave giren over
25 to the fund. '