JANUARY
Rev. F. E. Pond of Wall* Walla,
district elder If the Free Methodist
church was here for services Sunday,
leaving that night. The Free Meth
odists will hold regular set vices here- •
after. They are building up a Sun
day school and are making a strong ■
effort to enlist children who do not
go to other Sunday schola.
HEATERS
■ Prices on all Cole’s, Hot Blast,
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Howard and Special Oak
Adolph Wohlgemuth, a rancher of
upper Butler Creek was a visitor in
Heaters
Hermiston Wednesday and Thursday, ; I
at the borne of John Shimke. He si-'
so called at the Herald office. He
and the editor of The Herald went to
the army together in a draft from
Yamhill county.
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The mail carriers have had more
than their share of misfortune dur
ing the past few days. J. A. Reeves
the regular carrier has been layed «
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up several days with the grippe and
is unable to work this week, though
he manages to be around. His place
was taken by Jasper Templeton, who
had to give It up this week on ac-
* count of the serious illness of Mrs.
Templeton. I. C. Cox has been on m b b b b b b b b b b r i
the job this week
Dr. M. S. Kern of Pendleton is in and Mrs. ,H. Newport for Phyllis
Dyer and Marshal Newport, at the
town.
James Lowry was arrested Tues
J. S. Dyer home.
day evening by deputy sheriff H. G.
Invitations are out for a party to
Lane on a charge of making moon be given Jan. 7 by Mrs. J. S. Dyer
Read the Wand Ads.
shine. He was brought into town
and upon pleading guilty was fined
$200 by Justice of the Peace E. P.
Dodd. He was taken to Pendleton the
same evening and upon being unable
to pay the fine will serve 100 days
We serve the best to be had. All kinds of
in the county jail. The still which
w as taken by, Mr. Lane in the raid
sandwiches and anything else you want at moder
was brought into town and was in
ate
prices. Eat as much or as little as you want.
Mr. Dodd's office Wednesday morn
ing. It will be destroyed by the au
thorities.
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Starting January 7
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Hermiston Locals
The New Year is Here
Mrs. Harry Connor and young son
returned here from Pilot Rock the
first of this week.
and you are busy making plans for it. So are we
and our plans are to make this a still better place to
handle and sell meats and other focds.
Just Now
we are offering some fine Yellow Newtown apples.
Big boxes at $2.25 per box. You can get them in
small lots for 7c per pound. Ask to see them.
CITY MEAT MARKET
9IKEY & HENDERSON^Prcp.
Morrow County Creamery
Company
H EPPN ER , O R E G O N
Will pay highest market prica for butterfat.
Honest weights and test. Give us a trial shipment.
W. C. Cox, Manager
1 INVENTORY
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This period of the year will bring to our notice
many articles that have been more or less over-
looked during the year. On completion of our in-
ventory, we are going to list all these miscellaneous
articles at very great bargains, so—
Keep Your Eye on This Space
■ and also to the list that will appear in Sapper’s Ink
2 of January 1st issue. The latter will lie a few days
2 late, awaiting completion of our inventory.
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Y e a r is our sincere Irish
Mrs. D. J. Wann of Walia Walla
is visiting here at the home of her
son Rev. Harry A. Wann
The Oregon Hotel
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One of the most enjoyable events
Howard Illsley of Portland |,has
of the holiday season was the party
been a Christmas visitor at the home
given Dec. 29 by Mr. and Mrs. J. 8.
of his parentB Mr. and Mrs. E. P.
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Dyer at their beautiful home one
Illsley.
mile east of Hermiston. The house
wus tastefully decorated in green and
Queen Esther chapter, Order of red. The evening was spent playing
Eastern Star announces a bail to be cards and dancing, the music being
given February 22. Details will be furnished by some of the members of
announced later.
the high school orchestra. Delight ®
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ful refreshments were served. The
Miss Goldie Murnma left for Port guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joe
land Monday morning to resume her Udey, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Felthouse,
duties as teacher in the Lewellyn Mr. and Mrs. Link of The Dalles, Mr.
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R. C. CHI LUS, Prop.
school of that city.
and Mrs. Jack Waller, Mr. and Mrs
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Otto Heinl, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Wine-
Loren Wann, the 10 year old son sett, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Strohm, Mr. i B B B B a a i a B a a B B a a a B a a B B f l a B B a i i B i a a a a B i B B a
of Mr. and Mrs. llarry A. Wann has and Mrs. A. D. Crosland, Mr. and
been seriously ill the past week but Mrs. L. C. Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. Agnew
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Shotwell, Mr.
is getting along nicely at present.
and Mrs. Frank Siivey, Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Shotwell who spent Christ H. R. Newport, Norman Rubner,
mas at his home left Sunday night j Johnnie Haddox, Lucille Sullivan,,
for Port Townshend, Wash., to re j Gladys Stevens of Weiser, Idaho and
sume his duties in the high school Marshal Newport
there.
Regular services at the Free Meth
M. L. Murchie, a former rancher odist mission on Sunday. Sunday
Simplex, 8-day ..........
$5.50
here died Tuesday at Sacremento, school at 10, preaching at 11 a. m.
and
preaching
at
7:30
p.
m.
Spasmodic,
1-day
$3.50
according to word received at Board-
man by his brother, Harry Murchie.
Lightning, 1-day........... . '............. ...... ..... .... $2.50
Mrs. Emily Jane Comegys of Pen
No details were received.
Pirate, 1-day....................................................$2.00
dleton, mother of E. O. Comegys of
Hermiston,
died
at
that
city
Wednes-
:
The present officers of the Com
mercial club were unanimously elect day evening of last week. Funeral
ed to serve another year nt the meet services were held Saturday morning >
ing Tuesday E. P. Dodd is president at the Folsom parlors. Rev. John
JEWELER and WATCHMAKER
Secor officiated. The Knights of
and Dr. F. V. Prime is secretary
Pythias had charge of the funeral.
H e r m is to n , O re g o n
Holders of lyceum tickets should
Friends of M. D. Scroggs were de- i
note that the "Bell ringers,” will be
here Tuesday, January 17 instead of lighted to see him on the streets this J
the February date previously a n week after and illness of four weeks. ?
nounced. This Is the foremost at He is back at the Job again at the
reclamation but will take tt a bit |
traction of the course.
easy for a few days more.
Emanuel Mtimnia who has been 111
for some time has now recovered
Xmas day Mr. and Mrs. Ross New
sufficiently to be able to get down port entertained in an unusual and
! stairs after a long time in bed. His very pleasant manner. Dinner was
condition is now reported as very served at Cold Springs camp, the
! encouraging.
guests being taken there by auto.
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There was enough frost in the air to
Grant and Helen Skinner who have give one an appetite and every one 1
! been
spending Christmas here left did justice to a bountiful turkey din- |
! Sunday evening. Catherine and ner. Later the party returned to
Ruth left Monday night, the latter town to the Newport apartment. The
for Berkeley. Calif., where she is em afternoon and evening were spent In
a most enjoyable way. The guests
ployed by the government.
O L D weather driving makes heavier demands
Included Mr. and Mrs. L. C, Dyer and ’
upon any storage battery. Engine« are s t i f f -
Members of the Hermiston fire de family, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dyer and
oil is sluggish— gasoline vaporises slowly— lights
partment will meet at the city li family, Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Hay.
burn longer— and the severe cold tend« to came
■ brary next Monday, Jan. >. Officers
hattary deterioration. O n ly a battery o f m axim am
Lenore Dyer entertained a party
power and vitality can meet tnese demanda.
b will be elected for the coming year
and other business will be transact of friends at her home Dec. 27. The
T
he Prest-O -Lit« Storage Battery hat proven in the
• ed. I. E. Putman has been chief evening was spent playing games and
toughest
o f cold weather tests, to be by far the best
dancing after which refreshments
during the past year.
battery fo r winter use.
were
served.
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Credit will be Withdrawn j
■ Cold Storage Market & Grocery !
Just Received ‘
New Stock of Alarm Clocks
The very best
WM. H.’ OGDEN
3he&tOJite
SlmageBatt&uf
B est B attery for W inter Use
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T. W. Botkin has bought two lots
on Fourth street near the reclama
JANUARY SALE NOW ON
Wonderful bargains
tion office and w ill move a house
from his place three miles out In the In suits, coats, skirts, waists and one
country. J. K. Shotwell has the con piece dresses.
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Mrs Emma Johnson,
tract to do the moving, which Is one
HARDWARE
IMPLEMENTS
FURNITURE ■ of the longest tripe ever taken by a Second house east of Catholic Church
17-ltp.
■ ■ B B B B B B 8 B B B 8 B 8 B 8 8 B 8 B B 8 8 a B B B B B B B B B B B B B B l dwelling house around hpre.
1 SAPPERS’ INC.
M R S. M I L L I E D E C K , P r o p .
Queen Ester chapter O. E. S. at a
special meeting Wednesday afternoon
Installed the following officers, W.
M., Minnie E. Stewart; W. P., Dr.
W. W. Illsley; A. M., Edith Prann; i b b b i
Sec., Kathryn Garner; Trea., Kate
Campbell; C„ Hazel Agnew; A. C.,
Elizabeth Adams, Ada Viola Crand
all; Ruth Monte Prindle; Esther
Frances.; Catherine Lochrie; Electa,
Eslella Hitt; Warden. Minnie Beis
se; Sentinel, Thomas Campbell;
Chaplain, Laura Crandall; Marshal,
Frankie Mitchell.
W h y be satisfied with anything short o f th« beet?
There's a Prest-O-Lite for every car.
Hermiston Auto Co.