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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1920)
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. .'«tiiiiiiiiiuriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'.- Kingsley Mercantile Co I HERMISTON I 3 : :: LOCALS - a 3 ^illilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllillli* SUMMER SPECIALS Mrs. Fred Fulton of Stanfield was a visitor here Wednesday. Mid-Summer Sale on Auto Vacuum Ice Cream Freezers Miss Leia Hecker of The Dalles Is visiting Mrs. P. B. Siscel. The kind that require no turning, very little ice and no repacking on the hottest summer day. Mrs. Eli Winesett left Monday for Portland for a week’s stay. We also have the old reliable Mrs. Earl Mitchell was in Pen- dleton Wednesday for the day. White Mountain Freezers in all the popular sizes Mrs. Alice R. Nugent of Umatilla shopped in Hermiston Wednesday. MEN’S, WOMEN’S Iceless Queen Coolers Jay Pelmulder and wife returned Tuesday night from a trip to Walla Walla. AND CHILDREN’S Mrs. Anna L. Stanley went to Pendleton Saturday on a shopping trip and to visit friends. Summer Underwear E. I. Davis went to Pendleton Mon day afternoon and returned with Mrs. Davis and small son. 10c, 25c, 50c Howard Reid and son Wallace left Wednesday for Portland on a com bined business and pleasure trip. That keep your food supplies fresh without ice. ICE KING REFRIGERATORS, “RED STAR” DETROIT VAPOR AND FLORENCE AUTOMATIC OIL STOVES LAWN CHAIRS AND HAMMOCKS OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO Miss Mation Briggs is assisting E. R. Farley of the Oregon Motor in the First National Bank for a few Sales Company, returned Saturday days during the absence of R. C. Kipp. from a business trip to Pendleton. Kingsley Mercantile Co Charles Keller who purchased the Mrs. Harvey Wilson returned Thursday from a two weeks visit to Paul Miller homestead a few months friends in Puyallup, Seattle and Ta ago has sold the place to a man by the name of Buckley from Montana. coma. Hermiston’s House of Quality and Service” Phone 171 4P. M. Two Deliveries Daily Pounds Pounds Pounds Pounds Miss Ina Gilbert, former Umatilla Charles H. Adams of New York City arrived Wednesday to spend a teacher, now in Portland, has writ month with his son, George H. ten that she will teach in Medical Lake, Washington, the coming year. Adams. Tilden’ Miss Emily Shotwell left Wednes George B. Clark and wife left for day morning for Spokane, where she Portland Thursday. Mr. Clark has will spend a few weeks visiting >een in Hermiston for a year as book Fully equipped to do all kinds of vulcanizing friends. keeper for the Newport Construction and retreading. company. Charles Roe has accepted a posi- Miss Josephine Crecey, who has Bring us your work and become a satisfied cus- tion with the Hermiston Auto com- been spending a two week’s vacation tomer. pany. Mr. Roe was formerly with with her mother, Mrs. Walter Botkin Morrison & Son. 'eft Wednesday morning to take up First Class Work is Our Motto her duties as a nurse in St. An- Backed By Our Guarantee Report comes from Harrisburg, Ihony’s hospital in Pendleton. Oregon, that hundreds of tons of hay may be lost because there is no bal Â. W. Agnew will leave Sunday Shop located Oppoaite Telephone Building on Main Street ing wire to be obtained. morning for Seattle to attend the funeral of his brother who was killed Ray Challis purchased this week in Alaska, Mr. Agnew will be joined from H. E. Klock, his 20 acre ranch at Hinkle by his sister, Mrs. T. G. east of town. Mr. Klock expects to Hyslop of Payette, Idaho. leave for California soon. THE Mrs. Har-iet L. Adams returned Mrs. L. J. McDaniels and children last week from a trip through Cali of Portland, are visiting at the C. fornia and to Salt Lake City. Mrs. M. Edmunds home. Mrs. McDaniels Adams was in Los Angeles during is a sister of Mr. Edmunds. the earthquakes and is not interested at the mouth of the Columbia river are a in California as a permanent home. Mrs. Julia Morfitt and small daughter left Saturday for Portland Mrs. George Conklin and son, of where they will be joined by Mr. Fort Wayne, Ind., who have been Morfitt and go to Astoria for a short visiting Mrs. Conklin’s brother, A. S. stay. Johnson, left Monday for Portland for a short trip. They will return to W. L. Boynton, wife and two chil Hermiston before leaving for the for residents of the. interior and are at the height of dren, were here this week visiting east. Mr, Boynton’s sister, Mrs. LeRoy their glory just now Sullivan. They left Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. G. R. O’Daniel of their home. NORTH BEACH RESORTS Pendleton, parents of Mrs. F. C. Mc Kenzie, came down Monday evening CLATSOP BEACHES Harvey Cook, who bought the and left Tuesday morning for Seaside Flynn place, left Friday for Ault, taking with them the two little Mc TILLAMOOK BEACHES Colo., to take the position he for Kenzie boys for a vacation at the merly held with a lumber company beach. ale all splendidly equipped and afford the keenest of In that town. beach pleasures The old board walk to the west of Louis Sikey of the City Meat Mar the house recently purchased by Earl The Round Trip Fare to Any of Them is $14.35 ket left Wednesday morning, driv Mitchell, is being taken up and a ing to Walla Walla. Mrs. Eikey new cement walk being laid by Aug (Plus 8 Per Cent War Tax) went on the atfernoon train and will ust F. Beisse. Patrons of the Her meet him there. miston Library will appreciate this The added pleasure of a trip through the delightfully pictur- esque Columbia River Gorge If your ticket la purchased of the A change. UNION ‘ Miss Mabel H. Smith and John PACIFIC: Haverfield were married last week in UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM SYSTEM ( F. C. Woughter, agent of the O. (Oregon-Washington Railroad A Navigation Co. ) I Weiser, Idaho. Miss Smith has a W. R. & N. station, left on his va A Oval large number of friends here, having cation Wednesday. He will be gone North Beach visitors have the option of rail or river route Al from Portland, but cholea should be made when ticket A taught for two years in the Umatilla two or three weeks, and his place la purchased. Let our agent explain all particu- I schools. will be taken by W. E. Evans of lars, make reservations and arrange your trip. W Echo. Mr. Woughter will go to Port WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agt. Walter Botkin has bought the land and Seattle and expects to house next the Western Land * Ir catch some fish while on leave. rigation company's office on Gladys avenue, recently occupied by Thomas SATURDAY, MONDAY 00^01*1 SATURDAY, MONDAY Fraser, and has moved there with his family. Phone 404 10 5 3 2 Can Can Can Carton $2.65 1.35 85 55 City Meat Market MOONEY & SIKEY, Props. E. G. TILDEN, PROP. Ocean Beach Resorts GLORIOUS VACATION DELIGHT y \ AND TUESDAY ONLY OILUIAL AND TUESDAY ONLY 97 AND LAWN MOWERS 10 Per Cent Off FOR THREE DAYS ONLY. SEE OUR NICE ASSORTMENT SAPPERS’ IN hardware . implements Phone 671 FURNITURE Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Robinson of Minneapolis. Minn., are guests of Frank and Miss Guitwits brother and sister of Mrs. Robinson. They are returning to their eastern home after a lengthy visit in California. Tonnage Counts Dr. J. A. Peed left for Portland Wednesday night to attend the con- vention of the Northwest Veterin- ariana' Medical Association, to be held at the Imperial hotel Thurs- day and Friday of this week. 14 hours Miss Marjorie Spencer was hostess to the intermediates of the Methodist church Friday afternoon, the occas- Ion being the celebration of her 12th birthday. Guests present were Ger trude Beisse, Hazel Sutherland Hazel Swank. Ila McClintock, Ida Rhodes, Ivy Goodwin, Nancy McNaught. Pearl Christian, Vera Caldwell and Mrs. Arthur Rhodes. FELTHOUSE 70,300 pounds Lays' Garage Under New Management Maxfield & Rhodes Bros Proprietors OUR WORK STICKS If you just want your car patched up, why most any tin ker can satisfy you. • If you want it repaired, remade, built up to full auto efficiency, bring it to us. WE DON’T HAVE TO DO OUR WORK TWICE—IT STICKS. When we give your car the once over and turn it out for service, you can bet your life it’s FIT—in shape to give you satisfactory service. The longer our work sticks, the bigger advertisement it is for us. That’s one reason we take pains. And then we like to do the square thing. We solicit your work. MAXFIELD & RHODES BROS OUR DOORS NEVER CLOSE PHELPS CASH GROCERY = Phone pL 413 413 44 —— The Monopole Store” “MONOPOLE” goods are first-class in every respect Our Guarantee Back of Every Purchase Afternoon Delivery to Any Part of City T-0-D Fresh Vegetables ORON 0. Tuesdays and Fridays PURE HAWAIIAN CANE MOLASSES s Baled Hay Hauling a Specialty "SHADY BROOK" 75 PER CENT ALFALFA MEAL— 29 PER CENT MOLASSES Phone 404 3 C. S. MCNAUGHT CO.. HERMISTON. ORE.
