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TIIE ItEBMISTON HERALD, ITEBMISTON, OREGON.
ing his d au g h ter Mrs. Joe Udey.
Hermiston Locals
A Happy
Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Dodd spent the
C hristm as holidays a t the home ot
Mr. and Mrs. R. A lexander ot P en
dleton.
and
Chas. Webber of the Experim ent
farm was a C hristm as visitor a t his
homo in P o itlan d .
Zoeth Houser, sh eriff of the coun
ty, was a H erm iston visitor W ednes
day.
Prosperous
Out of town C hristm as guests a t
th e Isaac Jay home were Mr. and Mrs.
J. O. Jay and child of Pendleton, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Brown, Mrs. N. J.
G illette and A lbert G illette, all of
Echo.
New
Miss Frances H inkle of the Oregon
S tate N orm al a t Monmouth is spend
ing C hristm as a t h er home here.
Dr. R. G. Gale and Mr. and Mrs.
II. T. F raser were Pendleon visitors
last T hursday.
Year
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O F Q U A L IT Y A N D S E R V IC E "
PH O N E
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The biggest audience of the year
greeted th e famous picture, “ The Old
N est,” a t th e Play House Sunday and
Monday. The atten d an ce broke all
house records, including the one a t
the opening of the th e a tre in Septem
ber, 1920. Mr. Adamson announces
th a t beginning Ja n u a ry 1 he will re
duce the admission for children from
15 cents to 10 cents. The screen
has been brought forw ard 12 feet
and lowered two feet to obtain b et
ter light. A “G reat w hite w ay”
j changing electric sign w ill announce
! the big pictures.
The W W. Felthouse and C. K.
K ellar fam ilies spent C hristm as a t
The young people of th e S kinner
the Otto H eini home.
fam ily hero for th e C hristm as holi
day; were guests of honor a t a party
The M. C. W atson and O. O. F èlt- given a t th e J. K. Shotw ell home
house fam ilies spent Christm as a t Monday evening.
Guests from o ut
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Udey. I of town were the Misses R uth Skin-
1 n sr of Berkeley, Calif., H elen Skin
C hristm as visitors a t the Tom ner of McMinnville, C atherine S kin
S tew art home were Mr. and Mrs. H. ner of P o rtland, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
J. Belscamper.
! Skinner of Boise, Dr. G rant S kinner
! of Bend, Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Doherty
Wm. H. Ogden was sick the fore : of Bend, Mr. and Mrs. George Prindle
p art of th is week, b u t was back in of M onmouth, Miss Goldie Mumma
his jew elry store yesterday.
! of P o rtlan d , Mis3 Alice Lam bert of
U m atilla who is home from O. A. C.
W. H. Adamson of P ortland spent for tho holidays and Arnold Shotwell
C hristm as at the home of his nephew of P ort Townshend, W ash., who ie
A. W. Adamson. He returned to th e here for th e holidays.
city Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. M cPherson of
Dan M cKinty, a form er H erm iston Pend’eton spent C hristm as a t 'tlx*
resident and now’ of Harve, M ontana, home of th e ir d au g h ter Mrs. C. M.
renewed his subscription to The ’ackson.
H erald th is week. He is still in te r
ested in property here.
LIBRARY BALL SATURDAY
K I N G S L E Y ’S
" H E R M IS T O N 'S
The Com m unity club luncheon th a t
was to have been given at the H erm
iston hotel on Tuesday, Dec. 20 and
was postponed on account of th e
cold w eath er w ill be given next
Tuesday, Jan . 3 a t 1 o’clock.
A very in te restin g program has
been arran g ed and it w ill also be
election of officers so a large atten d
ance is hoped for.
All those in ten d in g to come please
notify Mesdames W aterm an, Swayze
or Sapper. Luncheon is 50c per
plate.
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We Thank You
For your ¡patronage during the past year .and
hope we may continue to enjoy it
during 1922
Mr. and Mrs. W aldon Rhea and
dau g h ters Irene and Mary and sons
H ugh and Lum are reported by the
Pendleton E ast Oregonian as visitors
in th a t city.
It is Our Wish
Local teachers who will attend the
1 convention of th e Oregon S tate
T eachers' association in Portland th is
j week are P rincipal A. C. Voelker,
Mrs. R obeita G unn, Mrs. R uth
L ieuallen and Mrs. Mary Miller. The
session lasts th te e days, Wdnesday,
T hursday and Friday.
That your New Year may be the happiest and
best ever.
C ITY *» w M E A T M A R K E T
The an n u al lib ra ry ball will be
held in th e ctiy auditorium S atu r
day evening, New Y ear’s eve. T his
dance is an an n u al affair. The mon
ey he'ps to support th e city library,
supplem enting th e city appropria
tlon. The com m ittee in charge in
lodes Mrs. J. T. H inkle, chairm an,
Mrs. B. S. Kingsley, Mrs. Geo. Root,
Geo. P atterso n and Dr. F. V. Prim e
It should be understood th a t the
library belongs not to the city but
to the project. The city supports it
w ith a tax b ut it exists for the serv
ice of all. The tick ets are $1 and
you will have the satisfaction of help
ing an excellent local in stitu tio n in
addition to a good tim e. New Y ear's
eve is tho date.
Morrow County Creamery
Company
home a t Redmond, Miss Florence
Long to her home at Pomeroy, W ash..
Arnold G ralapp to La G rande to vis
it th e p are n ts of Mrs. G ralapp, Mrs.
R oberta Gunn to P o rtlan d to visit
friends, Mrs. L aura M orris to B ake1-,
Miss M argaret O'Leary to her home
nt G rass Valley, and Miss Hazel Bo
gard to h er home a t Salem. The
schools w ill open again next Monday.
Will pay highest m arket price for butterfat.
Honest weights and test. Give us a trial shipment.
W. C. Cox, Manager
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high school and has m any friends
here who will wish her the best life j
has to offer. She Is a g rad u ate of
th e Oregon A g ricu ltu ral College In
the class of 1921. She was very pop
■ u la r there. She la a member of th e
Sigma K appa women’s fratern ity .
■ Her husband, Carl Lodeii. is an O
S A . C . g rad u ate of th e elans of 1920
He la a member of the Pht Delta
T heta fra te rn ity and of several hon
or o rg an isatio n s at O. A . C . He was
a v arsity football player of note and
also m ade letters in baseball. For
th e paat tw o years he has been d i
rector of ath letics at th e La G randa
h igh school. The couple will make
th e ir home In La O rande.
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patronage during the past 12 months
and wishes you “ A Happy New Year”
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L0DE1L-ERIKSEN
The m arriage of Miss Norma Erik-
This peried of the year will bring to our notice J
¡en, a form er H erm iston girl, to Carl
many articles that have been more or less over- £ Ixidell occured Dec. 20 a t her pres
looked during the year. On completion of our in- {J en t home in Orland. Calif. Miss
E riksen lived here w ith h er p aren ts
ventory, we are going to list all these miscellaneous 2 severnl years. H er fath e r was em
ployed by the reclam ation service
articles a t very great bargaigs, so—
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and also to the list that will appear in Sapper’s Ink
of January 1st issue. The latter will be a few days
late, awaiting completion of our inventory.
COLD SN A P
A Happy and Prosperous New Year
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by Kodak workmen
Odd Fellows from here who a tte n d
ed th e g ath erin g of th e lodge in Pen-
dleton Tuesday evening were W. R
| L onghorn, A. E. Morrison, O. C. '
Marion
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Marks an d George Sales. One of th e ,
features of the m eeting was the p res
en tatio n of a 50 year medal of mem-
; bership to R. A lexander of the P en
dleton lodge.
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HEPPNER, OREGON
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BE R E A D Y F O R T H E
Modern Woodmen of America o f
fice; s for 1922 were elected Friday
evening. They are: J. S. W est, V en
erable Counsel; E. P. Illsley, Advis
er; F. B. Swayze, B anker; W. R.
Mrs. Laura M. Hoyt Recommends
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L onghorn, C lerk;
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N ation,
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W atchm an; P. P. Sullivan, Sentry
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T eachers in tho public schools am only too pleased, a t any tim e, to
scattered for th e ir various homes as speak a w ord in praise of them ,”
soon as school let o ut last Friday. w rites Mrs. L aura M. Hoyt, Rock
Miss Lucile Redmond w ent to her port, N. Y.
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