Local Happenings
Anklets, all colors and sizes, 10-
adv
15-25C. Alma Hitt’s Shop.
E. P. Dodd was a Pendleton busi
Bill Felthouse of Yakima visited
School supplies at Amsberry’s.
ness visitor Monday.
his parents Monday.
adv.
Largest assortment ever.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Somppi and
Jack Tillery left Tuesday for Ken-
daughter Edith visited in Hermiston newick, Wn.
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Putnam of
Christine Dexter, who is employed Walla Walla visited with home folks
at Jack's Cafe, is on a week's vaca Saturday evening.
tion in Spokane.
• Mrs. Frank Walman and grandson
Miss Maxine Paul of Pendleton Roger Simpson of Pendleton spent
is visiting her sister Miss Emogene three days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Paul this week.
Ober and family last week.
Mrs. 3.
' Friday for
be a house
sister Mrs.
w. McMullen left
left L.
last
Seattle where she will
guest at the home of her
W. M. Grant.
Among Boardman visitors from
Hermiston Monday were Mrs. C. E.
Baker, Mrs. Arietta White, and the
Misses Marian Henderson, Eleanor
Briggs, Pauline Morris and Anna
Rae Martin.
Bennie Culver, who now lives in
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Lake motored
Friends honored Forrest Putnam
Chicago, was in Hermiston Monday to Adams Tuesday where they visi-
at a farewell party Sunday, August
calling on old acquaintances.
ted Mrs. Lake’s brother. Mrs. Lake 25, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
remained for a few days’ visit.
L. Putnam, before he left Wednes
Mr. and Mrs. Gus McLouth were
day for Bend, Ore., where he will en
callers at the J. P. Morse home Mon
Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Graves and
ter high school.
day.
family of Emmett, ′ Idaho, arrived
Edmund Briggs of Grangeville,
Fred, Stewart and Marvin Rankin, Monday evening and visited two days
sons of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rankin, with Mrs. Graves’ brother and wife, Idaho, visited at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Briggs, last
left Sunday on a five day trip to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cronk.
week. Mrs. Briggs accompanied
coast points.
Elmer Wymack and family and him as far as Weston on his return
Rag rugs and linoleum mats at Mrs. Ruth Hudson, who have been trip where she visited her daughter
Amsberry’s.
adv. visiting at the J. L. Putnam home, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Nye
returned to Bend, Ore., Wednesday. Berry.
R. C. Todd, who has been visiting
his son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
T. V. Dunning and daughter Mar
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stoop and
Harry Todd, at Bend, Or., is report jorie of Shelton, Wn., arrived Tues two daughters Donna Fay and Lynda
ed as greatly improved. •
day and visited for three days at and Mrs. J. H. Lindley of Enterprise,
the Ed Dunning home. The two men Or., arrived Saturday and visited
A. W. Bearman spent the week are brothers.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
end with relatives in Kennewick,
Clarke, Mrs. Lindley is Mrs. Clarke’s
Wn. Mr. Bearman operates a watch
Mrs. O. C. Pierce and daughter mother and Mrs. Stoop is her sister,
repair and jewelry store here.
Marian and son Stanley who have While here they also visited Mr.
been visiting In Portland, returned Stoop’s sister, Miss Pauline Stoop.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bailey and home Monday with Mr. Pierce who
family of La Grande spent the week motored to Portland after them.
Aidon Enbysk. brother of Mrs.
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G.
Fred Ober, accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
W. Bailey here.
Get school supplies where the as- Alfred Somppi and daughter Edith
sortment is large and the prices from Corvallis last week, and spent
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gimble and right. Amsberry’s.
adv. three days visiting his sister here be
Mr. and Mrs. David Mittlesdorf mo
fore going home to Pendleton. He
tored to Claud Meadows Saturday
Miss Esther • Sibert of Elberton, spent three months in Corvallis this
where they spent the week end.
Wn., accompanied by her father J. summer with his sister and brother-
0. Sibert, arrived in Hermiston Tues in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schnoor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pace attended day. Miss Sibert will remain here
the marriage of their son John Pace and will again teach commerce in
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Patten
in Portland Tuesday evening. Aug the Union high school. Her father left Saturday on a week’s vacation
ust 27.
returned home Wednesday.
trip to Salt Lake City, Utah. At
Í Baker. Or., they were joined by Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Steele and son
Mrs. Flora Dunne and her brother Van Patten’s mother. Mrs. Frank
of Pendleton were business visitors John Quick of Coquille. Or., and Miss Van Patten, and sister, Mrs. Elton
in Hermiston Saturday afternoon. Cherie Mae Hartwell of Marshfield, Wilson, who accompanied them on
Mr. Steele is county assessor.
Or., spent the week end at the home the trip. Mr. Van Patten is butter-
of Miss Clara Hall. They were re
Eugene Schmidt, son of Mr. and turning to their homes after a busi maker at the Umatilla Co-operative
Creamery.
Mrs. Fred E. Schmidt of Pendleton, ness trip to Pendleton.
is the house guest of Frank and Al
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Todd enter
bert Stone this week, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Pearson mo tained Sunday at a picnic dinner on
their mother Mrs. Alice Stone.
tored to Spokane Sunday where the lawn of their home east of town.
they remained until Monday in or Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cochran left
der that Mr. Pearson might attend Frank Clark of Umatilla and Mrs.
Wednesday morning for Stiverton,
the Spokane Division Sheil Oil Man Clark’s mother, Mrs. Vaught of
Or., where Mr. Cochran will resume
ager’s meeting.
Homedale, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs Wal
his teaching in the schools there.
ter Bullard, Mr. and Mrs. Ursel
They have been visiting most of the
Miss Sylvia Campbell of Portland Hiatt, also of Umatilla, and Mr. and
summer at the home of Mrs. Coch
who visited from Monday until Mrs. H. E. Shesely of Hermiston.
ran’s mother, Mrs. Bert Mullins.
Thursday of last week with her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. "WEREWOLD OF LONDON”
Campbell and her brother John COMING TO OASIS THEATRE
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Campbell who has been here most of
the summer, left Thursday for her
The oldest, most gripping and
home.
daring film of the year has been
HERMISTON, OREGON
booked for a showing at the Oasis
Two Shows—7:15 • 9:00 P.M.
Patty Robinett of Yakima, Wn., theatre, on Sunday and Monday. It
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence is Universal’s “Werewolf of London,”
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
Robinett, who has been quite ill the a story based on the fabled were-
AUGUST 30-31
past several months, is visiting here wolf legend which has been banded
through the ages, and Is still
with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. down
Saturday—Surprise Matinee
prevalent in Central Europe.
W. J. Kennings. She is improved In
9:15 P. M.
A werewolf is a man who becomes
health and looking quite herself
transformed into a wolf each night
again.
during the full of the moon. The re
mainder-of the time he assumes his
Mrs. Walter Botkin, who is a natur: form and leads the same life
former resident and known by many as any other human. The legend is
that if a man is bitten by a were-
Hermiston people, plans to leave her wolf
he then becomes a werewolf
home in Portland September 3, on a himself.
two month's trip to West Virginia
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