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HERMISTON
HERALD,
IRMISTON,
OREGON.
Hermiston Locals
The Kingsley Mercantile
Company
Miss Dorothy Ross is home from O
A. C. for the holidays.
Taylor Biggs arrived In Hermiston
last Tuesday from Canada.
Appreciating Our Pleasant Business
Relations During the Past
nishes you
Mrs. W. B. Beasley made a trip to
Pendleton the tatter part of last
We extend to you our most sincere wishes
A Alerri Christmas
Mrs. O. C. Young arrived on Wed­
nesday to spend the holidays with
Mr. Young.
Harry Murchie of Boardman was
a very pleasant caller in Hermiston
last Monday.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
Miss Violet Crandall is spending
Christmas vacation from O. A. C.
with her parents.
and
Geo. Myers left Thursday morn­
ing for Portland to spend the holi­
days with his sister.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Sutherland
made a flying trip to Pendleton last
Tuesday on business.
Christmas Present for you--be sure and get it
Kingsley Mercantile Co,
«Hermiston’s House of Quality and Service”
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John Schimke of the Hermiston
Auto Co., is confined at his home
with a case of the mumps.
F. C. McKENZIE
Miss Doris Percey returned home
last Tuesday from Portland where
she has been attending school. She
is now at the Depot taking Mr. John­
son’s while he is laid up with a badly
sprained leg.
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Florence, the little six year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Udey,
fell from a horse Tuesday and broke
her arm in three different places,
She was taken to The Dalles Tues-
day night for treatment.
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Sappers’ Inc,
H. T. FRASER
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Burnett, at Umatilla, December 17th,
an eight pound baby girl.
Newton Warriner arrived home
this
week from O. A. C. to spend
MASONIC LODGE INSTALLATION RED CROSS EXCEEDS
Christmas
with his parents.
QUOTA IN HERMISTON
OF OFFICERS HELD TUESDAY
F. B. Swayze attended the sale of
It is announced by the executive
Hermiston Lodge No. 138, A. F. &
Western Land & Irrigation property
of
the
local
Red
Cross
A. M., held their annual installation committee
in Pendleton last Friday.
Tuesday, December 21, when the fol­ auxiliary that Hermiston (exceeded
Mrs. W. W. Illsley left last Mon­
lowing officers were installed for the its quota in the late membership
day for Baker where she will spend
ensuing year by Past Master A. W. drive.
It is also announced that the the holidays with her parents.
Prann:
Thomas Worster, Worshipful Mas­ local committee will attend to any
Miss Joyce Hays left Thursday
ter; August F. Beisse, Senior War- needy cases to which their attention morning for Salem to spend the hol­
uen; Frank Woughter, Junior War­ is called, and that they will appreci­ idays with friends and relatives.
den; Harvey Schilling, Senior Deac­ ate the interest shown by those who
on; W. W. Illsley, Junior Deacon; will report such cases. Any one hav­
Miss Scott, third grade teacher,
A. W. Agnew, Senior Steward; H. T. ing any thing to donate to the cause leaves Thursday night for her home
Fraser, Junior Steward; Claude Kel­ will please notify Mrs. F. A. Phelps, n Salem to spend Christmas holiday.
logg, Secretary; F. B. Swayze, Treas­ Chairman.
urer; George Cressy, Tiler; F. P.
Miss Una H. Keck, stenographer
The Red Cross of Peace
Adams, Chaplain; Otto G. Sapper,
I am the RED CROSS of Peace; at the Reclamation Service, left last
Organist.
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the outgrowth of war’s travail; a Sunday for Portland for a short holi­
A discussion of matter of vital in- re-awakening to the interests of a day vacation.
terest to the craft and business for nation. Consecrated to the needs
the ensuing year followed.
W. Drawley of Vancouver was in
of humanity ' and Inspired by the
love of man for his fellows, I go forth the city last week transacting busi­
Dr. Pemberton Here
to help the unfortunate, to make ness in the interest of the Western
Dr. Pemberton, District Supt. of strong the weak, to teach the gos­ Land & Irrigation Co.
the Dalles District of the Methodist pel of clean living and well being.
church, paid the Hermiston charge
Miss Clara Kersting, teacher of
I give aid to the needy and help
an unofficial visit over Sunday, them lift themselves out of adves- the primary grade at Columbia school
preaching in the local church at the sity. I welcome into my house those left last Wednesday night for Port­
usual morning service and at Colum­ who are heavy laden, and give them land to spend Christmas.
bia schoolhouse in the afternoon. rest.
Dr. Pemberton assured the official
F. W. Stevens returned from Top-
I am a refuge from fire and flood
board of the Hermiston church that and pestilence: an anchor sheet pinish Sunday where he has been em­
the $5000 which the Centenary against the tempest of calamity. The ployed as special analytical chemist
Board of Chureh extention has prom­ love of little children is mine, that for the Utah-Idaho Sugar Co.
ised the local church as a donation as they grow to the full fruit of man­
soon as they could meet It with a like hood and womanhood. My interest
Miss Marion Briggs returned home
amount was placed in the bank at Is in the welfare of the community. last Saturday, and Monday assumed
Philadelphia, ready for their immedi­ I ease the way of the cripple. I am her duties as stenographer at the
ate use. The local board Is drawing compassionate to the aged. My ex­ First National Bank.
plans for the new building to be ultation is in the strength of man­
erected early in the spring and hope kind. I teach. I lead. I serve.
Miss Frances Hinkle -returned
to have building plans perfected in a
I am the Greatest Mother, brood­ home from the University of Oregon
short time to claim this donation,
ing over the sons and daughters of lest Tuesday to spend the holidays
men, that they may go forward, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Appoints Sheriffs Deputies
strong and well and happy, to the Hinkle.
Sheriff elect Zoe Houser, who will upbuilding of the Nation.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson of
assume the duties of his office early
I am the RED CROSS of peace.
Portland, spent a few days with Mr.
in January, has announced the ap­
pointment of Mrs. Nona McFaul as
S. C. Roettinger of Cincinnatti, and Mrs. E. R. Ash of Umatilla re­
office deputy, to take charge of the Ohio spent a few days here last week cently, motoring on their way to
bookkeeping work, and Wes Spear of in the interest of the eastern syndi­ Pocatello, Idaho, their future home.
Freewater and Dave Lavender of cate which controls the affairs of the
The Annual Library Ball Is at
Weston as field deputies.
Western Land A Irrigation Company.
Mr. Roettinger has made many tractlng a great deal of attention,
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Agnew left Tues­ friends here during the visits he has and a very large crowd is expected
day morning for Seattle where they had occasion to make in the interests to attend. It will be held New Year’s
will spend the rest of the winter with of his clients; we are pleased to learn Eve.
their daughter and family after a of his recent election as Judge of
months visit with their son A. W. Common Pleas Court in Cincinnati;
H. E. Rix. of the O. W. R. A N.,
Agnew and family on their ranch he takes the Bench on the first of received the sad news over the wire
the first of the week that his wife
vest of Hermiston.
January next
and three children were down with
smallpox at La Grande.
A Merry Christmas
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Farley, the lat-
ter with the Oregon Motor Garage, of
Pendleton, who has made his office
in Hermiston since that company es-
tablished an office in Hermiston, left
last Monday for Pendleton where he
and Mrs. Farley will make their res­
idence until spring, when it Is ex­
pected thst Mr. Farley’s company
will again establish an office here.
FOR SALE— Laundry Queen Elec-
trie washer. Mrs. H. G. Newport. :
BUTTER CREEK NEWS NOTES
Christmas shopping.
Call for Warrants
Raymond, the small son of Mr. and
Mrs. Marlin Gardiner and son
Mrs. W. H. Ogden, was severely burn-
Robert, will spend Christmas with
ad with hot coffee last Friday morn­
ing. The little one, however, is re­ Mrs. Gardiner’s parents in Portland.
covering nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marks left Sat-
E. P. Reip has been in Portland urday morning for Nampa, Idaho,
the past several days attending to where they will make their future
business matters.
home.
Miss Vernie Riel left Tuesday
norning to spend the holidays with
ier sister at Pasco, Wash.
Baptist Church Notes
A member of the Baptist Church
has purchased a fine Baloptlcon to be
J. Humfeld of Portland was look- used Sunday evenings. Sixty beauti-
ing after property interests in this ful colored slides will be used next
Sunday evening in illustrating The
vicinity one day this week.
Baptist World Challenge at Home.
Mrs. Alton Bassey has returned Everybody welcome.
home after spending several weeks
in Pendleton receiving medical aid.
Mrs. Bascey is greatly improved.
Miss Ducan one of the teachers of
the Westland school is spending the
holidays at her home in South Bend,
Wash.
Chub Warren of Combs Canyon
visited at the home of his sister Mrs.
D. H. Shaw last Sunday.
Last Sunday evening while driv­
ing in the snow storm, Mr. and Mrs.
Berry ran into a wagon onto which
four horses were hitched. Mrs. Ber-
rey was thrown through the wind­
shield but escaped uninjured. No
damage was done except to break the
windshield and smash the radiator.
Mr. Berry now firmly believes the
horses could better pull the wagon
than he could push it.
Earl Sh*w of Umatilla visited rel-
itives last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Attebury went
to Pendleton Tuesday to do some
Notice Is hereby given that West­
land School District, No. 8, has
money in the treasury to pay the fol­
lowing outstanding Warrants: No’s.
623, 551, 652, 656, 657, 658, 659,
660, 663, 672, 674, 675, 676, 677,
678, 679, 680, 681, 682.
Interest stops on this date.
Dated this 24th day of December,
1920.
Westland School District No. 8,
Mrs. Croa Ogden, Clerk.
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Hermiston’s High School basket
ball team has signed two games with
the Pilot Rock team. Our boys will
go to Pilot Rock Friday, January 7,
and the Pilot Rock team comes to
Hermiston, Friday, January 28.
Christmas Gnnus
See Our Window for a
Few Suggestions
MANY MORE INSIDE
Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets, Wrist Watches,
Jewelry, La Tosca Pearls, Silverware, Cut
Glass, Fountain Pens, Alwrite Magazine Pen­
cils, etc.
,
WM. H. OGDEN
JEWELER &
WATCHMAKER
To the West End
HERMISTON, OREGON
OUR BARGAIN WINDOW
If you are looking for Real Bargains in good servicable merchandise watch
our Bargain Window.
We have on display many useful articles that are priced
far below their real values New bargains will be added each week and some
time there will be on display just the thing you have been looking for, at a price
that will be tempting. All bargain prices are for Cash Only.
Vacuette Carpet Sweepers just the thing
for the home without electricity. Does ex­
actly the same work and just as well as the high
priced Electric Vacuum Sweepers. Regular price
$27.50, special price $22.00.
Regular Vacuum Sweepers $8.50 Special at 88.00
Babie Buggies, regular $28.50 Special at 8 2 2.00
Baby Buggies, regular 824.00, Special at 818.50
Grass Rugs (3x8) regular $2.50, Special at 32.00
Rag Rugs, regular $3.00, Special at
$2.40
Wool Fiber (3x6) regular $3.75, Special at $3.00
Wool Fiber (8-3x10-0 regular $22.50, Special
at ....... -...... -......................... -.............. $18.00
Wool Fiber
(9x12)
regular
$25.00, Special
$22.00
English Breakfat Tables, regular $10.00, Special
$7.50
English Breakfast Table, regular $8.50, special
at ..........................................
86.50
Library Table, regular $42.50, special at..$35.00
Library Table, regular $37.50, special at..$32.00
Library Table, regular $30.00, special at..$25.00
Dining Room Table, reg. $47.50, special $40.00
Dining Room Table, reg. $37.50, special $30.00
Weed Tire Chains, reg. $11.50, special at $9.75
Weed Tire Chains, reg. $10.50, special at $9.00
Weed Tire Chains, reg. $8.50, special at - $7.25
Weed Tire Chains, reg. $7.50, special at.... $8.50
Other items too numerous to mention will be displayed from time to time in
Our Bargain Window.
OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO.
H. T.
FRASER
F c. McKENZIE