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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1920)
_ -, - THE HERMISTON Kingsley Mercantile Co HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON ¡HERMISTON : : LOCALS I Mrs. F. A. Cheiik and, Mrs. Nadam visited in Pendleton Wednesday. Alvin Barnes of the Macomas Island, was in town Tuesday of this week on business. • ■ Ah! M. B. Signs was a business visitor in Hermiston Monday of this week from Boardman. • That’s H. E. Williams of the Golden West Creamery, of Pendleton, was in town Tuesday on business connected with his firm. Miss Eleanor Casserly returned last Friday from Corvallis Where she has been attending O. A. C. the past school term. th Sunkist Lemonade Kingsley Mercantile Co “Hermiston’s House of Quality and Service” Phone 1T1 Two Deliveries Daily Operates Like a City Range W. H. Dickson of Portland was in Hermiston last week looking over property interests in this section of the country. It 11A.M. RED STAR 4P. M PHELPS CASH GROCERY Phone 413 James E. Watson returned Thurs day from Seattle, where he has been visiting friends and relatives the past two weeks. * Dale Dungan of the First National Bank returned from Pendleton Mon day where he was recently operated upon for appendicitus. Jay Pelmuider resumed his work at the P. T. T. & T. Co., after an ab sence of nearly a month, which was necessitated by illness. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cumins and small son of Boardman, were In Her- mison Tuesday and Wedneseday of this week on business. Mrs. Geo. E. Briggs and daughter, Miss Dorothy, were shopping in Pendleton the first of the week re turning home Wednesday. A. C. Voelker and family ate ex pecting to leave the latter part of this week for Portland, where they will attend the Rose Festival. The Monopole Store MONOPOLE" goods are first-class in every respect Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft of Rich land, Washington, are in town look ing for a location, having disposed of their property in Richland. When you own a "Red Star” Detroit Vapor Oil Stove you have practically every advantage of the woman in the big city. You can cook or bake any thing just as quickly and just as per fectly. This New Type Oil Stove Looks, Oper ates and Cooks Just Like a Gas Range There are no wicks--no asbestos rings. See this wonderful stove on display in our store OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO Mrs. H. L. Payne returned last week from Portland and Salem where she has been for the past two weeks visiting friends and relatives. Afternoon Delivery to Any Part of City Fresh Vegetables Tuesdays and Fridays Tilden’s Tire Shop Fully equipped to do all kinds of vulcanizing and retreading. Bring us your work and become a satisfied cus tomer. Firat Class Work is Our Motto Backed By Our Guarantee E. G. TILDEN, PROP Shop located Opposite Telephone Building on Main Street AUTO FEED OIL STOVES 2, J. D. Kramer of Pendleton was in Hermiston Wednesday and Thursday of this week in the interests of the Oregon-Washington Ranches Co. tient to the State hospital at that place. The man was in destitute circumstances and badly crippled with rheumatism so Mr. Crandall took him to the hospital where he could receive proper attention. The fire department will have a Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Erickson, for clean-up Wednesday evening, June merly of this city and now a resident 23rd. All members are requested to bring rakes and shovels for the oc of Orland, California, arrived in Her miston Monday morning to make a casion. visit to friends. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Depue of Port Mrs. Sydney was called some time land, who has been visiting at the home of G. D. Glenn, left Saturday ago to the bedside of her mother in afternoon in their car for Muskegan. Vancouver, Washington. Word was received that her mother is improv Michigan. ing and Mrs. Sydney will be home George Walker, recently dis soon. charged from the navy, arrived the Mrs. Henry Nota, who some time first of the week and will be em- ployed on the J. H. Reid ranch in ago gave birth to twins, is improv ing very rapidly. One of the babies Columbia. died. Mr. Noti is planning to move Mrs. F. B. Swayze and children, to Baker, where Mrs. Notz is, to Doris and Frank, left Tuesday of make their future home. this week for Portland where they Mrs. N. A. Burdick, mother of Mrs. ■will remain during the summer E. J. Kingsley, arrived in Hermiston months. last Monday night from Metolius, Mrs. Gailer, nee Zella McCready, Oregon, and will make an extended was visiting her parents, Mr. and visit with Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley this Mrs. Duty, of this city, last week summer. leaving for her home in Seattle Sun- The Oak Tan Shoe Shop now has its new building entirely completed J. E. Gallaher of Walla Walla is with a full line of ladies’ men's and here visiting his brother. Rev. Gal children’s shoes. Sam Rogers, pro laher for a few days. Mr. Gallaher prietor, is fully equipped for all is engaged in the electrical business kinds of repair work, and invites the public to see his new store. in that city. The Umatilla Motor Sales Com pany has installed a neat little of fice quarters in Lays’ Garage. E. R. Farley and H. N. Coon, members of the firm are in the automobile bus- inees having the agency for the Cad Mrs. M. C. Athey left last Satur- illac, Hudson, Essex and Buick auto- day morning for Moscow, Idaho mobiles. where she was called on account of C. M. Gower, manager of the Red the illness of her mother. Sho re Bus Line to Pendleton announces turned Tuesday night. that the bus will bo temporarily dis- Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins and family continued until the highway is com of Princeton. Idaho, are visiting at pleted through to Pendleton, at The only oil stove made without a valve of any kind, therefor the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cald which time the bus will again be one that will never leak. We have a large number of these now well. Mr. Hawkins being a brother put on the run. in use and all purchasers speak nothing but words of praise for of Mrs. Earl Caldwell. On the spacious lawn of Mother Hay, this wonderful oil stove. We have a fairly large stock left with L. G. Blayden and Jees Lower both The AM will serve eats on Saturday. no possible chance of getting more this season, so act soon if inter of Boardman were In Hermiston Chicken with dressing nice and hot. ested in a REAL OIL STOVE. Tuesday. Mr Blayden was on his Gravy and beans, baked in a pot. way to Stanfield on business return Salads and potatoes, freak and new. ing to Boardman the following day. Fixed and flavored Just to suit you. Then we ll top you off with cream Phone 671 Phone 671 C. H Crandall waa in Pendleton HARDWARE IMPLEMENTS Monday of thia week tusking a pa- À welcome to all from five to eight. F. A. Yates and family, former residents of Hermiston, are visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Furnas who are spending the winter in Santa Crus, California. SAPPERS’ INC Pounds Pounds Pounds Pounds 10 Can 5 Can 3 Can 2 Carton. $2.65 1.36 85 55 City Meat Market MOONEY & SIKEY, Props. DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY, JUNE 26 On above date we will give a demonstration of ICELESS REFRIGERATORS We don’t mean a cooler but a real refrigerator without the use of ice. We will show how it keeps vegetables, meats, butter, milk or water as well or better than an ice refrigerator and yet without the use of a pound of ice. Come in Saturday, June 26 and be convinced that you can keep anything usually kept in an ice refrigerator just as well with out buying ice each day and having the bother of drainage or mold that are the pests when using an ice refrigerator. We also carry ice refrigerators for those who insist on owning them. See sur stock SAPPERS' INC Furniture Implements Hardware PHONE 671
