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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1920)
THE HERMISTON MSSPth . i i HERALD, HERMISTON, CREGON s mdmi Nares If • ert Se CEii4"mauis tea write avenal” SR121e The Up-Building of This Bank toar A, Jen. Sah PtRlorg A1.6. " ' 114 — LI 6- —27" COLE’C V — L • Always comfortable and cheery in coldest winter weather with ORIGINAL hot blast heater 2 — HE Combustion stove that consumes the valuable fuel gases by means of its famous Hot ads Blast is guaranteed to save one-third your fuel. (See cut) is due to the fact that we have ample capital and that we have adhered to a policy which has been conservative, yet along progressive lines. We offer to our customers modern facilities for the prompt and proper transaction of their financial affairs; ample vault and safe room for storing and safe-guarding of their moneys, notes, insurance policies and other valuable papers and such liberality of treatment as is consistent with prudent banking. Your account is cordially solicited. eene. Be bee een st -sous Sy ¡ OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO onstration in the hot lunches for Mr. and Mrs. Mark Neadeau were school children, to be used later in hosts to a large crowd of their friends Dr. and Mrs. F. V. Prime motored the schools of Umapine. Monday evening when they were to Pendleton Tuesday. charivaried at their home on Main Mr. and Mrs. Ragsdale and Mr. street. The High School band was Emmett Callahan of Boardman and Mrs. Monroe, ranchers of Mor very much in evidence and both the was a visitor here this week. row county, who have been visiting house and grounds were filled with with Mr. and Mrs. Belchee of the guests. Hugh Stanfield of Echo was a bus Columbia district, left the first part iness visitor in Hermiston Thursday. of the week for their homes. Jay Pelmulder, who recently re signed his position as wire chief with E. 0. Comegys of Sappers’ Inc., is The Epworth League of the Meth- the telephone company, will be suc visiting a sister in Caldwell, Idaho, odist church held a social Friday ceeded in his work here by his broth this week. evening at the home of Mrs. R. B. er, Henry Pelmulder of Echo. Mr. Spencer. About 30 of the young Pelmulder and his family have taken Mrs. C. B. Hay and Miss Jessie folks attended, games were played, the house recently vacated by Mrs Brierly went to Pendleton Saturday and refreshments were served. McGlaughlin. for the day. —, P. P. Sullivan and Frank Wauga- In anticipation of the next city --------- » Miss Stella Payne and her moth man returned Thursday from Pen election, on November 2, when the er are spending the week with Mrs. dleton where they have been for the vacancy for city recorder is to be some time serving on the grand Cleve Cox, on the south side. filled, friends of J. D. Watson are jury. They will return Monday to suggesting his name for that place Mrs. C. Dyer is entertaining her serve further in the same capacity. Mr. Watson has long been associated sister, Mrs. Carlin, of Denver, Col Mrs. De Lorme Harbaugh, of Se orado, and her three children this with the affairs of the city, both of attle, returned to her home Wednes ficially and as a private citizen and week. • ». day. She has been the guest of Mrs. business man, and his candidacy is Mrs. F. L. Kelley of Portland and J. F. McNaught for some time, and receiving much encouragement. Mr. her sister, Mrs. Painter, of California has been the inspiration for many Watson informs us as we go to press parties given in her honor during are here this week visiting Miss that be is a candidate for the office. her stay here. Yudeth Kelley. geeras g, E ih i 11”. wans LOCALS, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson of Soda Springs, Idaho, visited Mrs. Robinson’s cousin, Myron Hunt, over the week-end. DINNERS Friends of Mrs. E. M. Parrish will be glad to know that she is improv ing somewhat at the hospital in Denver, Colorado. by the Ladies of the Baptist Church Mrs. F. H. Taylor entertained a few friends at cards Saturday after- noon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Campbell. Friday and Saturday Mrs. Edith VanDeusen came down Thursday from Pendleton to look af- ter the exhibits In her department at the Dairy and Hog Show. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Caldwell of Umatilla are receiving congratula tions on the birth of a nine pound son, born Thursday, Sept. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Payne and Mrs. Larson and daughter motored to Salem last week to attend the State Fair, returning Sunday. . J. Casserly and family moved last week into the house on Her- miston avenue which Mr. Casserly Purchased from A. W. Prann last fail. .Mrs. A. C. Voelker gave a dinner "0 the school faculty laast Saturday evening, at her home on the west * Covers were laid for twelve, rds and games helped to pass an toyable evening. The Umapine school board will The in Hermiston during the Dairy and Hog Show to watch the dem- me _r I b M s You can be sure of obtaining a good meal and deft service at this hotel. Morning, noon and night you’ll find us ready with fine • foods finely cooked. To eat a meal here means genuine food enjoyment. To eat here regularly means the continuous joy of living- THE HERMISTON HOTEL meaos g Sis ser 2 NieTt , vACAc rtestys he JAoti pi V Mal ?.C7epksosn l er Hermiston Auto Company FORD AGENCY Served in the Basement. of the Church in Cafeteria Style. Pay for what you get. AT ALL TIMES of Hermiston —thove’ 74. ‘ 0030 an : Dairy and Hog Show A Walla Walla man went home this week with five pheasants, five ducks and two geese from the Her miston country. E. D. Mossie and his brother Lewis, of Stanfield, motored to Pendleton Sunday to spend the day with their mother who is very 111. The First National Bank New and Used CARS AUTO REPAIR AND ACCESSORIES F 1 () \ I STORAGE BATTERIES The largest line of TIRES and TUBES to select from in town
