The Hermiston herald., September 08, 1921, Image 8

T H E H E B ttlS T O N
HERALD, HERMISTON, ç RJKGOK.
m other Mrs. Tease are v isitin g at the
L. A. H unt w ent to Boardman and
Frank W augam an home. T hey e x ­
A rlington W ednesday on business.
pect to locate in the w est. The
W augam ans form erly lived at Eddy­
Dan Barlow, m em bership man for
Mine M argaret O'Leary o f Grass v ille.
the H ay Growers returned from Hep
V alley Wa« a dinner guest o f Mrs.
pner Monday where he was called by
M. J? ^1 uni in a Thursday evening.
C. B. Green. W. O. W hltsettand his w ife's illn ess.
Miss O’Leary la one o f the new teach ­ son Claude returned Sunday from
ers.
their h u n tin g trip.
Harry Straw has been appointed
I hay w eigher and inspector for the
The county W. C. T. U. co n v en ­
H. A. L angm ack. O. J. Stockton, I Hay G rowers In H erm iston.
tion w ill be held thia year at M ilton
and Mr. and Mrs. Dan F o lett are here
Septem ber 15. It Is expected that
Frank Stone made tw o hurried
from Lebanon to look at land.
several from here w ill attend.
trips to The D alles last week retu rn ­
ing w ith h is son Louis on Saturday.
W. J. W arner and fam ily, J. F
Goldie Mumma returned to Port
land Monday n ig h t. She w ill teach M cNaught and Mrs. Eurl M itchell
The apple grow ers are b egining
m usic In the public schools. T his were P endleton visitors Saturday.
Io fit up for action. The m anager
Is her third year In the sam e school
A. W. Prann has been busy for the
L. A. H unt, F. L. J ew ett and I.ee past few w eeks d istrib u tin g boxes
Miss E ffie Goodwin w en t to Pen Savely w ent to Prosser, W ash. Mon­ and se ttin g up th e grader. A nother
dleton Saturday m orning. She w ill day to attend a Joint m eetin g o f the week w ill see them in operation.
be em ployed In the oflce of Dr. Trip sa les agen ts o f the tw o sta tes hay
laaociaticns.
per there.
T hrough som e error a few thought
the Hay Growers m eetin g was to be
Mrs. G. W. L lnsey of Ouaquago, N. last Saturday m orning instead of
A nine pound baby boy w as born
to Mr. and Mfa. Earl P u ller August V. has been v is itin g her sister, Mrs. afternoon. It Is hoped no one m is­
sed out on th is account.
30 at the Goodwin hospital here.
Chas. N. Gould for the past week.
Hermiston Locals
m ediately issue in vitation s for the
feast at Irrigon. The correspondent
Is not a Sunday school participant
but he should be invited to w rite up
I he ocasion.
way-
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank G uiw lts
w hose recent m arriage in Salem 1
HERMISTON IRRIGATION DISTRICT NOTICE
• old In another colum n returned to
r t g it lo ^ D M r le f «rtlfinai»» a ia»».t *,er»i<’ar^ *£ d 'rec,orH ° f ,h e H erm iston Ir- H erm iston Sunday and arc receivln
ber 29th
921 « ^ 8 n m r th' ° f e o f the D istrict on T hursday. Seplem - I (he con gratu lation s of their friends.
levted b t said h„»rH
«P.,,.rpoBe of »PPortionlng the taxes to be
a u 2 .
,Or thc year 1921 !,t w hich time the fo llo w in g estln iat
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Slierw in
e« and budget nfay be discussed w ith the lev y in g board
Conklin Park, Idaho stopped off here
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a short tim e th is week on their win
.„ ¿ in * ® ? .* a ,™ * t*en th a t «<•«» bnnrd of directors, „ c lin g as a board of back home from Erie, I’ennsylvanl
19 21 at 8°n ' m ’»nTTh
th ® ° ff ‘Ce ° f the D,8trlct on T uesday, October 4th They were friends o f the Sappers Ic
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HERMISTON IRRIGATION DISTRICT BUDGET
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E stim ated E xpenditures
PERSONAL Stitt VICES
No.
1 » 3 00.00
3
150.00
3
12.00
550.00
r iM U d
1.
Director!
.o n
Judges o i Election
A ttorney
Other Service«
4.
5.
Total
1.
Postage
Supplies
Total
»300.00
150.00
12.00
650.00
Otto Sapper made a (rip to Board-
man today.
Mrs. Gco.Beddow w as in Pendleton
» 1 0 12.00 »1012.00 I W ednesday.
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MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES:
2.
Mrs, George Camp of U m atilla w.u
in tow n Saturday.
stationery
50.00
E ugene D exter w as here from
I U m atilla last Tuesday,
CONSTRUCTIONAL CHARGE DUE THE UNITED STATES »100.00 »100.00
Total
38902.21
E. A. W estcrb elt of Boardmanwa.
OPERATION AND M AINTENENCE CHARGE DUE U S •
T otil ’ ■
here Tuesday.
35200.08
HIGHWAYS^ ROADS, STREETS. BRIDGES:
9 T ¡ F
J. A. R eeves w ill be missed from
INDEBTED NESS:
I'h e mall route for a few days while
1. Bonded and Interest thereon
2. W arrants Bnd Interest thereon
he ia h avin g a rh o p vacation. Jasper
343.95
3. A ll oth er Indebtedness and in terest
Tem pleton is ta k in g h is place,
Total
343.95
343.95 I
MISCELLANEOUS: ’
Mrs. R»»y Rands of Boardman wn
1. Bonds of O fficers
45.00
I here Tuesday,
2. A dvertising and P rin tin g
100.00
3. Other M iscellaneous
200.00
EMERGENCY?"0 *8 '
3 345.00
4 5 .0 0 345.00
Mrs. E lla B. Percey left for Port
.. 50.00
Total
Total
w .
? mount
ib .
money lor all purposes
»75903 24
Flapendlturw and
B u dget A llow an ce
foe a m o o f ‘aat
P lacai Yeor
IT K U
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Flacal Year
PERSONAL (SERVICES
1 - Secretary
r«lar:
300.00
2. Directors
150.00
3. Judges o f Election
12.00
♦- A tier pay ,
660.00
6. Other Services
r te ta ll-
ed P a -
pendi-
tu r e fo r
I Bud get
Papen- I
A llo w ,
d ltn re
enee In
In d e ta il |
d e u il
1S19
Thomas Jackson w ho has been sick
a reported m uch better.
»75 00
20 00
* To th I *
MATERIAL A N D SUPPLIES:
1. P ostage and
2.
Stationary
Supplies
60 00
50.00
« 35
C onstruction Charge Due
United Staten
v
38902.21
Operation and M aintenance due
U nited S tates
36200 09
H ighw ays. Roads. Streets, Bridges
INDEBTED NESS:
1. Bonded and
Interest thereon
». W arrants and
tnterest thereon
343 95
3. All oth er.In d eb ted -
nesa and Interest
Total
343.95
MISCELLANEOUS
1. Bonds o f O fficers
45 00
». A dvertising
100 00
3
Other M iscellaneous 200 00
EMERGENCY
I C X t
Kt
k.
k**n
»18.00
H ollts Percey has sold h is dray
I business to Mr. Robtnett who w ill
continue It. Percey
haH nnothe t
'ruck w hich he w ill use for long
hau lin g, m aking a sp ecia lty of hay
work.
Frank O utw its announces a dance
I at the auditorium a week from Sm
j urday. Music and oth er arrange
m ents w ill be announced next tim e
IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS
9 S
Charles Sam son, his sisters and
Mrs. Samson motored over from Wap-
ata Saturday even in g and returned
the fo llo w in g day.
“ UMATILLA’S QUALITY STORE”
UMATILLA, OREGOT
Echo Flour Mills
Echo, O re g o n
T he S uperior P ro d u ct of Scientific M illing
M akes B e tte r B read
Try a Sack
DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED
W h e n you b a k e a pie
do you ever .top to «meM er that for the .erne
money and no work a. all you can buy a high
grade pie from us?
W h t n ycu t a k e a c a k e
it mate you • • much aayoe would pay ua to
hake it'for y o u -a n d we rvarantee that our
cake will p|. arc four most fastidious guest.
W h e n you L a k e bread
«true .! thal h,. ad will he'old before you can
pot sibly I.BP if up. You iret our bie«d frosh
tv o n day—and you pay ni> more.
WT c TO
P IT Y
Rev. F. R. Jackson of the local
M ethodist church w ill be stationed
nt T igard n ext year and w ill leave
here In about a month. T igard is a
few m iles south of Portland on the
paved h igh w ay and is considered
desirable location. Rev.
Jackon's
m any friends here w ill regret hli
leavin g. He w ill be on hand next
Sunday to meet his regular appoint
m ents here and in Columbia. He
has just returned from the Spokane
conference.
LEAVE
WATKIN3’
. LINE
Pend'etoii
Echo
I Stanfield
Hermiston
Into U m atilla
of
.
s f,o I2:n n 4; qn
9 .1 5 1 :1 5 5:1!
9 :3 0 1:35 5:35
9:55 1:55 5:55
1 0 .1 5 2:15 6:15
LEAVE
| U m atilla
g :0 0 12:00 4:00
H erm iston
8:20 12:20 4:20
Stanfield
8 45 12:45 4 .4 5
Echo
9 :0 0 1:00 5:00
Into Pendleton 10:15 2:15 6:15
SPIC E S, EXTRACTS,
T O IL E T
P R E P A R A T IO N S
ETC.
TWO TRIPS SUNDAY
Leaving Pendleton 8 a. m. and
4 p. m.
L eaving U m atilla 8 a. m. and
4 p. m.
722 Cottonwood
Phone 868
We D eliver Parcels at W ay P oints
Mrs. J. S. West
PAR««
P a n d ln to n
P e n d le to n to
P e n d le to n to
P e n d lo to n to
Pioneer Employ­
t o E c h o . 81.10
S t a n f i e l d , 8 1 .3 6
H e r m i s t o n , 3 1 .7 6
U m a t i l l a , 8 2 .1 8
Station at Hotel Oregon and
Hotel Hermiston
ment Company
22 T«an ie Service. OlJeit b Orcgee
G. A. Hurley, Manager
T h e F re n c h R e s ta u ra n t
O u r Special Uee
BAKERY m J COMFECTIONERT
Farms, Dairies,
Hotels, Camps
Miss Marjorie W atson w ho Is
station ed at St, A nthony's hospital
In P endleton w as called to Seattle
ysterejay by the serious illn ess of her
m other Mrs. W. McDermott w ho Is
in a hospital there.
B A K E R Y
Fen L’elea and
I ma'illa Stage
H e rm is to n , O r e .
Rev. Jackson to Leave
O F-
High Grade Patent
B lu e S te m F lo u r
Call a t residence o r leave
o rd ers a t Ore. H dw . Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F in ley of Lex-- J
iugton w ere Irrigon visitors Tuesday.
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M ANUFACTURERS
Complete
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. H olland of Port-
and spent the week end w ith Mr.
and Mrs. L. D. B aling In the Lofgren |
aneh nt ferry landing. Mr. Holland
is ch ief clerk in the office of the And
itor of F reigh t accounts of the Untor. i
P acific system and enjoyed the out-
lin g sh ootin g rabbits and eatin g the
Irrigon m elons. Mrs. H olland is a
sister of L yle Saling.
45 00
50 00
7 .(5
45 00
247 75
9 00
ab° T
*h" nf
ndltures
*“'»"•'»» W
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* Y i . n l y e a r * n e x t pr<*rpp<1tnjc th e c u r r e n t y e a r
from
» r c h . ^ r7n4lT r.
Secrotpry Hpnnlston Irrigation Dtatrlct
Two great fea sts are reported In
sigh t for the near future. E very­
body should hold o ff som e space and
do ju stice to th e occasion. In eith er
1919 or 1920, the Irrigon and Board
•nan Sunday school carried out an
attendance con test, th e
Irrigon
school w in n in g by a nice m argin and
the agreem ent w as. th a t the losin g
side would furnish a big feed. Th >
sam e arrangem ent* w ere made agnlft
th is season and the Boardman school
won the contest. W e expect to send
Invitations to Boardman before the
row w eather aeta In and then tm-
E te ffa n tly P a rn ia h M Room« in Connection
S T R IC T L Y F IR S T C L A S S
I ohbach Bros., Proprietor«
W e m a k e eve ry e ffo rt to fu rn is h
firM r l« » i
C. P. T ousseing. d istrict plant
h ief o f the telep h on e cejmpany and
H. G. Thompson o f P endleton, wire
ch ief, are In tow n
today. Mr
T ousseing's home is In Portland.
Ppnd'.ton, Oregon
Manager« or Farmer«
OAC
P h °n e Rush O rd ers O u r F . t p m x
FU m BrmUway 2278
4 N. Second S t
Portland, Ore.
T he telephone com pany Is at
work on th e b u ild in g Im provements
th is week. T he low er floor o f their
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b u ild in g Is being remodeled to per­
mit b rin gin g the o ffice down stair«.
p .L V z k U G U A N :
A. L. l4»nd has sold 22 acres out
north and w est o f tow n to D. D
F ollett of Lebanon. B iggs and Beach
handled the deal,
K T .F .C T R I C I ’I X T IT R E m
A N D A P P L IA N C E S
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STANGEBY & GAST
I have th e A ^ei'cy
fo /
Miss F r e d li Seam an w as sligh tly
n hired Monday m orning b y fallin g
o ff horse back.' More scare than In­
jury mid probably a very good lesson
Io h erself and other careless riders
f
Foremen, Superintendent«,
the e x p e n d itu r e ,fo r th e t C ^ « 2 7 7 -
br s h o w n ahnv
Miss Martha Hawn of Portlan.l
I is here v isitin g her brothers W. B.
B easley and R. B easley.
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1KAI
Mrs. C hatterdam , o f Portland,
Oregon is v isitin g w ith her mothei
Mrs. C. E. K n igh t for a few days.
Save your b ig melqns and squash
for the fairs, Boardman and Heppner
Mrs. C. 3 , B ryant, m other of Mrs
Fraser has been very sick the
past few days.
R a p e n d ltn re e foe 1 Beret
je e r a next preceding I K I
as judge of stock and 11, K. Dean of
U m atilla experim ent station on the
fruits and vegetables. Mrs, Jennie
Blakely of U m atilla is to be asked
as judge for the dom estic science
departm ent and this m atter Is being
taken up at th is w ritin g.
Do not forget to have your exh ib its
at the depot early Monday morning
Septem ber 12th as the truck w ill
pick it up here and take it to Board-
man and the com m ittee in charge of
lie work w ill make the arrangem ents
for display the afternoon of Monday
Septem ber 12th.T he fair w ill be held
Tuesday, Septem ber 13.
fron
lo n t
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET
HERMISTON IRRIGATION DISTRICT
Katlm afoH
E ip o o d t-
t u roa for
•n stain r
She w ill be gone :
George P atterson returned
àpokane Tuesday m orning.
W. W. Felt house
E. L. Jackson
Frank W augam an
J. F. M cNaught
F. P. Phipps
P. P. Sullivan
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land Tuesday.
few days.
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The W ayne E lectric W asher h as?
S a n ita ry rem ovable copper tub.
W elded Steel Body and Fram<$' only
17 Slowly M oving P a rts.
JL r4BMT t ’
G u aran teed to pay fo r itse lf th e
firs t year.
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One of the largest parties of thia
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Ogden mot
In town
Miss Edna Gould has returned to ored to Irrigon Monday even in g and season w as given by Miss Snow ie and
th is his her home from Baker where she has got som e peaches o f Mr. Goodlin Myrtle McCoy in the way of a birth­
day -surprise party on Mrs. J. E.
H is fam- been visitin g .
down there. He exp ects to have McCoy Saturday even in g September
som e more ripe In about tw o weeks.
The g irls arranged to have th eii
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben H aw k in s of
m
other
visit her sister Mrs. Don C.
The Rebecca lodge w ill give an e n ­ Cascade. Iowa. Mrs. J. A. Y eager and
Fred Sanford who w ent to H am il­ B row nell and others In U m atilla for
tertainm ent for members Friday of
children and Miss Lily T aylor of ton, M ontana, w rites from there that
next week. R efreshm ents w ill be Pendleton are visitors at the T. H. he is in the most b eau tifu l valley In a couple of days w h ile they were
preparing the feast for the occasion
served.
G aither house th is week. Mr. and the world, m eaning the fam ous B it­ and then have Mrs. McCoy return
Mrs. H aw kins are uncle and aunt of ter Root in the south w estern part after the gu ests had arrived. Mrs.
Mrs. W. E. R oberts o f Eddyville. Mrs. G aither.
of th at state.
McCoy was certain ly surprised as she
Ia. and Mrs. R. E. Foster of S eattle
had expected n oth in g of the kind,
who have been v isitin g at the Frank
Col. Emmet Callahan of Boardman
Mr. and Mrs. F lish of The Dalles
ihe w as presented w ith a large num ­
W augaman home le ft Monday for
w ith their tw o sm all children stop­ I was in tow n W ednesday.
ber of valuable presents and every­
Beattie.
ped over Sunday at the Frank Stone
body enjoyed the even in g im mensely.
Fred Reunion and Henry Sommer- home. Both Mr. and Mrs. Flish were
D. R. Brow nell o f U m atilla r e ­
er were out w ith the Boys' P ig club very much Impressed w ith our H er­ turned home last Friday from a Ion:,
W e are informed by the com m it­
In Columbia Sunday. Mr. B ennlon's
miston country and think it far sup- trip w hich took him into the middle tee of the North Morrow county fair j
fam ily and his m other motored down
pcrlor In appearance to th at around w est, K ansas and Missouri and to I that
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U tlillj
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C. V C. / . C U. alkins,
county
agent
w ith him from Pendleton.
The D alles.
a orn a. lie was a Herm iston vis-1 of Morrow county has been selected
Mrs. David Moran o f E ddyville,
Mrs. Frank S llv ey returned W ed­
Iowa and Mrs. B. M. H oskins and her nesday from W asco and The D alles
elim in ated by W ayne E lectric W aher.
Special pr.ee th is week. •
In order to permit com plete obser-
vanc of the labor day, the Irrigon
school w as not started on Monday as
first arranged. N otices were posted
that the op en in g day would be T ues­
day, Septem ber 6 and a fu ll atten d ­
ance is reported. The pupils all a p ­
pear happy to undertake another
term of hard stu d ies. Principal F.
G. Grover, how ever arranged to have
the teachers meet and com plete final
arrangem ents. Mrs. J. W .W arner is
tak in g charge o f th e first three
grades, Mrs. W. T E ggleston fourth,
fifth and six th «and Miss A nna C.
E ilerston of C latskanie, Oregon is in
charge o f the seventh and eigh th ,
w hile Mr. Grover handles the ninth
tejtih and eleventh . The new school
has been fitted com plete in every
Roes N ewport arrived
S u n d a y ./,« « yylll make
headquarters th is w inter.
Hy Is here.
I itor Tuesday.
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