Tuesday. November 16. iqjo.
THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER. OREGON
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3 From Neighboring Towns
a" -Thursday,
Geo. A. Miller
from lunile
slte has tt t a
fcu? l'if local for Arlin
1) whey,- i hi y joined Mr
T)j c on 1,,r ,v,,n n Uo!"
J ! ui" r.nil, W.ish.. use;
j j visitiuv i'or sc i;;, time,
ij ,!oo Vi iiiie of Mie Willows mid liah
jj) Montiaiie of Arlington were Cecil
ill vi-aioi-s on Wednesdav.
busi-
Savy Cuts Down Tinner Claim
A damage suit involving a quantity
of wheat, iu which E. H. Turner was
plaintiff and Gustave Friedwald was
defendant, was tried iu Judge Phelps'
court last Thursday. The amount'
claimed by Mr. Turner was $840.00.
After hearing the evidence the jury
returned a verdict in favor of the
plaintiff in the sum, of $375.00.
Woodson & Sweek represented the
plaintiff in the case,, and Sam E. Van
Vactov appeared for the defendant.
You won't miss the dollars you sare and
deposit in a Savings Account any more
than those you spend.
A habit is about all you get iron"! spend
ing money for trifles and passing pleas
ures. While from the dollars you place
in a Savings Account, you build an in
terest earning capital a permanent
fund that brings lasting benefits.
n
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The blue stone lime metliod of seed
treatment is preferable to formalde
hyde for late fall planting. This is
one of the many helpful hints con
tained in the circular published by
the department of plant pathology,
O. A. C. This clrcular(No, 176) is
on the treatment of seed for gniut
prevention, and may be had by writ
ing the college.
Col:
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Heppner, Oregon
Mr. R. L. Mclntyre, of Altoona,
Ala., says: "Di LeGear's Antiseptic
Healing Powder quickly healed some
bad wire cuts on my horse. I defy
any stranger to find the slightest
scar on him." - -
Dr. LeGear's Advice and Remedy
saved this valuable animal. Ho
warns you not to leave a wound, sore,
or cut exposed, but to dust on Dr. Le
Gear's Antiseptic Healing Powder,
which instantly forms an antiseptic
protection' and promotes healthy
healing.
In Ii is 28 years of Veterinary Prac
tice and Expert Poultry Breeding, Dr.
LeGonr has compounded a remedy
for every curable ailment of stock or
poultry. Whenf-ver they require a
remedy, it will pay you, as it did Mr.
Mclntyre, to purchase from your
dealer the proper Dr. Lo Gear remedy
on a satisfaction or money b-.'.ck EUar
a ntee.
lone Couple Celebrate
Wedding '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lundell cele
brated tin u- fiftieth wedding anni
versary i.'.'-t Monday. November 8, at
their home in our eitv.
A largo sathctir.s of iheir chiidivr.,
grand children and friend.-;- were pres
ent. Frank A. Lundell and Anna
Louise Johansdoter were married in
Sweden X vomber 8, 1870, and 12
years later came to America. Set
tling in California, where they resid
ed live years. In 1S87 they came to
Morrow comity where they took up
u homestead in ttie Gooseberry coun
try, where they successfully farmed
until four years ago, when they mov
ed to lone, where they have since en
joyed a quiet life among their chil
dren and many friends. . Seven chil
dren were bom to this union, six of
whom are living and were present on
this occasion, together with nineteen
of the twenty-throe lhing grand
children, a ad one great grand-child.
The (hildivn a' Earnest, Algo',1,
August, Oscar, Mrs. O. E. Lund-
stroiu, and Mrs. J. E. Sivansui, and
all ive in and near lone with the ex
ception of August, who lives at Pen
dleton.
The homo was beautifully deco
rated foi tite grand occasion, am! a?
tor the impressive marriage ceremo
ny, which was performed by Rev
Green, a Swedish minister of 1'ori-
land, a bountiful dinner was served
This Is an occasion that will long be
remembered by all present.
Guy Weaver, cashier of the lone
bank, spent the week-end in Portland
on business, returning Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Picficr, who has been
visiting h r sister, Mrs. Maggie (
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Edward Mason.
P.. A. Amy of The Dalle;
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Walter Cochran and brother Geo.
came home Monday after spomiia.g
a few days in Portland.
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Jack liynil and niece, Miss Louise,
Shaw, .--pent Thursday and Friday at.
Ilyiijjl llros. ranch in Sand Hollow.
Git r.'.u'y for a big dance, in Cecil
Hall on November 27th. jrlington
orchestra w ill furnish the music. Sup
per w ,
Lowe,
for all.
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Mrs. T. H.
Good time
CECIL
HARDMAN
A
large party of Cecilites took in :
hte basket partv at Ei.-ht Mile on' Tw J""1"1""1 oniors (,f hi-h
Saturday evening and all report hav- KH"!"1 ,0k ;,d"ntl of J'rarp
in a rood time. Vacation by having a party for the
, ... 1 freshmen and sophomores. Evervone
Keith Logan spent Saturday and i .... , ,i, .,., . in ,.,..,,, ,. ,,,".,,
Sunday at his home a I Farview ranch ,
, . lhey had a jolly time plaving games
betore returning to his studies in i , , .... ,
and then enjoyed the bounttlul sup
Heppner. . " i , . , , . . ...
per w uicii me entertainers province.
Ed Iiristow (one of Ione's most Friday afternoon the high school
prominent storekeepers) and wife ' i,Md n. thirl v minnie nmwani tn whicli
and also Miss Olive Wade; (ho parents were especially invited.
with The program was given by the gym
nasium classes and consisted of
stunts by the boys and folk dancing
by the girls.
Wednesday, Nov. 18?
Ve present to our friends and patrons
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s. Unkind Wade arc
a Walla and are gues
s sister, Mrs. E. J.
and family.
of Walla Walla, were visit inc
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Lowe at the High-!
way House on Sunday. !
Miss Mildren Middleswart of Rhea
was the guest of Miss Zella Kelly at ;
the Last Camp for the week-end. j
- Misves A. C. and V. M. llynd and.
Pernice Franklin, students of Hepp
ner high school, spent the week-end
at Htutehy Flats.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McEntire and
family of "Killarney" spent a short
time in Cecil on Sunday.
Wid Pulmaleer and daughter, Miss
Clela, of Windynook, and also -T.
Wilde of liroadacres, were business
callers in Cecil on Wednesday.
Pert. Purnside, who bro'ke his leg
while playing at. school, has been suf
fering' considerably. Rood Canyon
school has been having a number of
accidents. This- is the second pupil
who has broken a leg. Mrs. Stone
man, the teacher, dislocated her
shoulder last week while playing with
her pupils.
The high school Is planning to have
a Thanksgiving program, to which the
p ti nl it will be invited. A special ef
fort will be made to gel the parents
J. M. Allyn of Oak G
is busy go come out, and an nftsn.pt. viH lie
kins, le"t lai
home at Wail
Mr. and 1
here from Wa
of Mr. Wad
Iiristow.
Mrs. Ida Cochran and daughter,
Grade, h it Sunday lor their home at
Pendleton, Inning been called as
witnesses on the Hyiuer case.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sperry left
last week for Forest Grove where
they will enjoy a visit, with Mrs. Sper
ry's paretitH, Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey.
Mrs. Ralph Akeis nd little daugh
ter n-t nine d home Saturday from
Pi ndleton where they Kpoiit Hi-veial
weiks for tin; bill' til of Mrs. Aliers'
health.
Mis. Mary Norum h is In en quite
Kl-il fur the pill-1 V.i . bill the ;(,
report la i-lowly v 'o rin a.
A II rt A tm . ot J'ert !,i nd was ca Mi d
V ': i - on account of tie
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Mis. C. C. Chirk, ;
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The Picture You'll Never Forget .
Capers and culis, babies and beau-ties-ycu'll
laugh to the end, then
you'll cry fcr more-it's the clever
est, cutest story that v has ever been
screened.
A Picture for the whole family
Jl'iy Sick Joy in the Collar 11' hen Von Can
.Find It "Up In Mary's Jttir?"
30c and 50c
In r I .eo.in. Ml:-
Sl"ni,;V with (!.
Jul ii ill.
Mr ii nd Mr
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paying his annual visit among his Ce
cil friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Minor and also
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson of
Heppner spent Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Krebs at the Last Camp.
J. A. Iversdon and also O. Llnd
strom of Morgan were busy men in
Ceeli on Monday. Georue Hardi all
ot organ also honored Cecil with a
visit dm in!', the week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Krebs of the
I.a-d Camp Weie visitors al the homo
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. I ieiiricksoti at
Rhea on Sunday.
Mrs., Jack llynd, who has been vis
iting in Heppner for a Tow days, re
turned to liutterby Flats accompa
nied by Miss Uliinche Iiristow of
Heppner on Tuesday. Miss Iiristow
will visit for some Ik.ie before re
suming her duties In Heppner.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lundell and
family of Rhea spent onday mid
Tni'Mlay In lone anil took in the Gol
den W'.diling peli lira i Ion df Mrs.
I.ticl"ll't father Hid lumber, held on
Moiplay at (heir homo In lone.
Clili'old ii.'iiiii-illson of V.'ilhr.v
'nek ranch look In the Anni liio
I' - a ii it ii a In H' l it n e r on Th a pm 1. 1 v.
The many fiai-nils of the file lluyd
I.oimii Midi In sti nd I heir i. ip, r
swnp.ithy tu bis ben an d t.ie ilv in
i In n- rie ii , ,,.. itoid l.i.gnn. ai' i r
li.iiin.- Iiei-ti In HI health for seine
made lo start
ganization.
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BOARDMAN
The Armistice Dry celehrat ion hold
in th osekool auditorium was well at
tended in spile of the stormy weather
prevailing. There were patriotic
iioir.'R, recital Ions, prayer and a short,
address by Itev. J. W. Hood, followed
by the fi attire of the day, an address
by Lieut. Waller Givens, of Kent,
Oregon. Mr. Givens was chaplain of
the 2-llh Coast Artillery. lie is a
speaker of (lie popular typo and all
enjoyed his ipeecli, voting it all loo
i short. His views on tin fact that tlm
v. nr was stopped loo soon- and that
liuiiilrrnnts. thoiild be carefully
checked up, and forced to fully adopt
1 this country or leave It niter a six
month's period of probation voio i-s-I
ially Well received.
' I in 1 1 din:.' act I lily coal in in k sli-.iilily.
F. F. LiUz Is i-M'.n at in,-; a b.p eim 'it
I nr a four loom Imipe, and I,', lie
Shaw of Wii'iu has piiri'ha.nd lull
on llepiiner si net f 1 1 mi 1 1. i:. Hipper
b' l nil ci . ii s 1 1 tl el ii it) c.f .i pen ri iijiiiii
iiio-b ni house with ii lull basement.
Tl- Ki-d Cioss emli. i : hip Itull Call
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lieiiu: 1 .Tiiiilei! tin' Hi t day.
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