The Hermiston herald., March 06, 1924, Image 1

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VOL. XVIII
MOIHERS-DAUGHTERS
BANQUET IS SUCCESS
HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. MARCH 6, 1924
HERMISTON LOCALS
"OUR MARY" CHARMS
IN HER NEW "TESS'
Local Water System Compared With Other Cities
No, 26
HOME PRODUCTS
SHOULD BE PROTECTED
A very pleasant bridge party was
enjoyed at the home of Mrs. C. S.
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— ........ . ................................................. ...................... ——-------------------------------------- Favorite Artist in Favorite Photo­
McNaught last Thursday, The hos­
It will be noted that the bonded ■ is, two and one-half times as much I afford to waste three-fourths of the
play the R u e Combination
tesses were Mrs. J. W. Campbell, indebtedness! of Hermiston is less | soap is required in the hydrant I annual contribution of water users
at Playhouse Theatre
Mrs. J. W. Ralph und Mis. C. S. Mc- than that of her many neighbors water. Figured on an estimated to a leaky system, providing a
both
on
a
basis
of
population
and
basis
of
average
cost
of
soap
to
a
trinkling
stream
of
hard
and
treated
COVERS LAID FOR MORE THAN Nuught.
At the Playhouse MSrch 8 and 9 SO SAYS C. E. SPENCE, THE STATE
assessed valuation. It will also be family the saving in soap "per year water from an impure source. Plans
TWO HUNDRED GUESTS
Been that no city has a good water by use of the artesian water wouldl* and specifications could be made Mary Pickford, the illustrious star
MARKET AGENT
Mrs. J. K. Shutwell entertained system with a good supply of pure be approximately $1000 in Hermls* after carefully investigating all the makes her appearance in her new
Thursday afternoon ih honor of water for less than about $100 per ton. This does not take Into con-| facts pertaining to the subject. We new screen version u( “Tess of the |
capita. This Is about what farm*- siderallon the additional savjng in can remain negligent of our health Storm Country.” a United A rtists; Absurdity Show„ of Shipping j jg .
Program of Speeches and Musical , Mra- Gordon sfootweil.
ers must pay for a good cased well elbow grease and wear of clothes and that of our children and careless l elease.
Numbers Rendered.. Fathres
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lions of Dollars Worth of Pro-
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Boynton and * “ .h
Pump without fire in washing. One large city in Ohio of our finances, and retrograde: or,
Serve. May be Made An­
It is truly a combination of a
„v,,.
_. . o j
. . .
,
protection or the convenience of by softening its water supply saves we can speed our progress and add
duce Abroad Each Year
nual -Affair
/
chilren cpent Sunday in Hermiston pressure for his home. Except in Its inhabitants $300,000.00 annual­ to our health without Increasing favorite artist in a favorite play
our tax burden.
visiting relatives.
' favored localities in a desert the ly.
and the amusement seekers of this
Before proceeding further a com­
.
cost of good water does not vary
are displaying a marked avidity
C. E. Spence,'Market Agent
plete
quantitative
analysis
of
the
argy
and
settle
down
to
the
dregs
Mrs. Gunn and »oh Hbhry. of nnlch ,rom *, 0 ° ,or pa<h user
The Mothers at>t Daughters baa-
water of all the wells should be ob­ of a small community. We can buck , ln «"^racing the opportunity offer
happens to a country, state
ir.....,ni..
__
a
rv-
,ji
,
o
.
Hermiston
now
has
three
wells
' quet held ta Uht M. E. church on UmatiUa. motored to Pendleton Sat- |tha( mgy be eongtdgred One ,n tained. Though very important, the current hut we can only lose j ed for genuine diversion of a rare, or What
private business that buys more
the evening 'of February 29, proved urday. Mrtj. H. v* load accompan- present use; a new one at the butte strange to say, it is rarely done, and by each stroke of the oar and only , variety. Few photoplay classics i th!ui it aells? Anyone can answer
a success »il> ,ev>.ry way.
led tftfeuk
and the artesian well. The old well people use the water largely just
thia question. Now face this one:
______
t Is about 60 feet deep. It was cased because it Is wet. or cold or they m ark-on’ shore can w e \e ll ?hat w e P ^
At 7 :Jth dftiner was announced
1 applause as this one, and
j„ one year thjg CQn„(ry sold
cannot help themselves. The degree are slipping, not by watching the)
A
forty
acre
tract
of
land
north
T
*
,o
n
o
f
aIkali
?he.
cas
nntl the ibotXiers with their daugh­ . .
.
.. _
tng Is doubtless porous and at any of hardness of the city well Is 229 torrent of the stream in which wej^udK*nK from the lnltiul popularity $27.336,000 of dairy products and
ters; some their own, some borrow­ of town known as the Frank Krouse event the supply is from the sur- parts per million parts of weight of are struggling.
of this release, it is destined to en­ in the same period bought $36.000.-
ed; TOd Into the banquet room place, has been sold to George B. face. The new well was recently water. What these parts are we
This article does only propose to joy many runs at various houses and 000. We bought of other countries
do
not
now
know.
We
do
know
xvWwe tables tastefully decorated Armstrong of Medford. Mr Arm- dug and boarded with lumber to a
knock at the door of indifference. times In this section, and it de­
over eight and a half millions of
•with ’olooming plants were laid for strong expects to move hts family dept!^of shout S5 feet. Water was however that they eoat teaket It Is up to the elected authority or serves this s'icess.
ties,
shorten
the
life
of
water
met­
dollars more than tve ¡»old. Was
struck
and
also
cement
gravel
and
the
inherent
power
of
the
citizen
on the plaae 1* the near future.
mccv than two hundred.
work has been temporarily suspen ers and plumbing connections and to smash that door down with an
theie a dollar's worth of (his $36.-
The fathers, who were serving,
affect
human
organs,
which
any
ded. Thia wall Is 300 feet from al­
Spring. Beautiful Spring
000,000 stock we bought that could
A five acre tract belonging to falfa fields and in a natural badin court of inquiry may prove Water axe.
gasped in alarm when they saw all
Oh, now tho spring Is with us. the not have been produced at hornet
The
mayor
and
city
council
can
that
Is
too
hard
affects
the
teeth,
the tables were filled and an over­ to rn » Hoisington, situated on south or hollow surrounded by ditches stomach, kidneys and causes harden­ do this Job. They may want the
poet’s Gentle Spring,
Of hides we sold $4,806,000 and
flow of more than thirty had to be bill, has been sold to A. M. Zeverely, which may break, and, unless tke ing of the arteries.
popular demand and may be justi­ When all tho shoots are shooting we bought $118,917,000. yet the
wall
Is
protected,
fill
the
well
with
o
t
Moro,
Oregon.
served at an Improvised table.
of the problems to consider fied in waiting for IL At present
up, the first fly’s on tho wing
sand and at beet with, Irrigation Is One
hides the farmer has to «ell are
whether the lift of 180 feet to they are the appointed leaders.
Mra. Mena Waterman was toaat-
The winter clothes are on the line, hardly worth bringing to market be­
water. The butte well, however,
the
top
of
the
butte
is
worth
all
It
MT.
and
Mra.
T.
C.
McKanale
ro-
Or, the people can Initiate such
mlatreSb and a very able one.
ta an Improvement on the present
the screens get dusted off.
coats. Mr. E. I. Davie statee that a
cause of the low price, while shoes
After the guests were Bested all turned Saturday from Portland fcupply. The water was struck la 90 foot lift can he made for about measure«.
The tyro sends for tons of seed the and all leather goods bring the high­
the
artesian
well
nt
a
depth
of
428
To
make
plans
and
specifications
where
they
spent
the
p
u
t
week.
Joined tin singing “Praise God From
while hie wife doth scoff.
est prices.
feet in a crevice la solid rock. 60 per cent. Tablee show that this requires money. The city Is the
Whom all Blessings Flow.” A de-
Above this water beginning at the pressure would give a fire head 60 proper source for such expense. Spring bonfires made of boots and
Ergs, we sell eight and a half
Miss Hermanson, who la employ­ point of discovery and lying between feet high. The present pressure Is
ltsfhtful program followed consist-
tires mix with the neighbor's stew. mlll on dollars’ worth abroad and
Otherwise, If done, It may be by
ed
as
stenographer
at
the
First
N»t-
cay
sing
much
of
the
leakage
ln
the
the origin of the flow and surface
ftng of tthlsttal numbers, both vocal
So they go out and burn some tlree— then buy back six and a half mil­
popular subscription.
jend Instrumental, and readings and *ona* *>ank- returned Monday morn conditions are two strstas of basalt mains and the consequent cost of
the wind it turns toward you!
pumping. Very few small towns
lion dollars’ worth, and thousands
and
two
of
Impervious
clay
and
ttossts. The speeches were all fine ,n« from Elensdale, North Dakota, shale. The well was cased to a lift water over 100 feet for fire pro­
YES. WF. HAVE NO WELL TO SELL The neighbor’s chickens feel th e , iof henneries have been forced to
and ably rendered and were Well
depth of 280 feet and drilling was tection and pressure.
urge to take the open road,
After the firs Installment of Mr.
quit business during the past three
Mrs. Norton, wife of the new continued in a dry hole, which has
It Is suggested that a now sys­ Dodd’s article in regards to the local I think tomorrow T will serve stew -[years
received with much applause, the
tem
provide
a
smaller
storage
re­
cashier
of
the
First
National
Bank,
proved
the
elimination
of
all
surface
subjects blending into each other In
water system that appeared ln last
ed chicken a la mode.
And so on, a long schedule could
such a way as to lead up directly j has “rrlved- and they are getting set- water. The artesian water was servoir near the present large re­ week’s Herald, we were accused of Some
bards may sing of peeping ho auot„d. what a rldiculou!, gyg.
servoir.
using
the
smaller
foF
dally
to the main speaker of the even- ;tled ln the,r new home. They have discovered ln a crevice or a hole in use and In the event of a big fire being ln league with him ln try­
Dowel's, the Hit of Joyous bird, . tem whftt needleBa waste work>
ing to sell the Northeastern Oregon
the basalt rock and not under a
ing. Miss Peck, secretary of the leased the Putman residence. Mr. stratum. The driller claimed that open a valve from the bigger stor­ Oil Exploration company's well to
But these, alas. I truly say. for long pgnge an„ m)dd!e proftts_shlpplng
Umatilla county Red Cross, of Pen- and Mrs- Putman wl” **“t another a few feet either way from this fis­ age supply. Then pump direct Into the city. We have never at any
I have not heard.
our s0. cai|Pd Rurplus Btocks to Eu-
dleton, who gave an unusually ln- house for awhi,e uhtil definite plans sure the drill would very likely the small reservoir and by a side line time advocated the buying of this
I see my tulips break the ground, rope and binging back about as
also
Into
the
larger.
This
would
well
by
the
city.
have
passed
the
flow
and
the
smlt
terestlng address on "Ideal Relation­ can be made for the future.
my crocuses I greet,
tng o fthe rock on Thanksgiving save the throbbing in the mains and
much of the same stocks.
Our interest In the matter was to
ship Between Mother and Daughter."
morning would not have occurred. relieve the pressure and thereby re­ see Hermiston have an economical Next morn I haste to mark their
"Over-production,” we hear of
A
F.
Beisse
returned
Tuesday
duce
the
loss
from
leakage.
It
would
The banquet closed with a rising
and pure .supply of drinking water. growth, what ruin do I meet.
The discovery has given cause for
this condition on every hand. Per­
also
reduce
the
cost
of
pumping
vote of thanks to the fathers who from « ¡trip to Portland.
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-
—
'--r-
Under
the
present
conditions
we
are
thanksgiving already to many. Not
i®,-Per„?r"t.'.-„Th.e_8! ar.*2_lf 1 unable to boast of pure water and Each leaf Is scalloped round the haps It Is under-consumption caus­
a few suiferers from stomach trou­
so diligently and ably served the
edge, the earth Is scattered wide, ed by the high expense of joy-rld-
course,
estimates and sugges only after a process of “‘doctoring’
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Willard
Felthouse
bles, rheumatism and kidney trou­ tions but only
unusual crowd.
verified approximately by Is it fit to drink. All will agree Their roote are turning toward the ! ,ng ¿Ur prodJcta
bles claim belief!’.« from its use and
to Europe and
left
Sunday
morning
for
Portland.
The favors consisted of dainty
sun— I sadly turn aside.
a well worn automobile entrance engineers. Definite figures could that pure water Is an asset to any
bringing like ones home again.
<codA hooks.
way and footpaths are mute evi­ be secured or several other plans in­ city. With the cesspools dug down My neighbor Is "so sorry: how did
But be It either, would It not be a
A. J. Upham, who has been visit­ dences of great numbers c.-nklng vestigated.
to water and only a short distance
About three hundred were serv-
those hens get out!’*
The city Is numnlng around 4,000,- hound to be contaminated.
ing in California, has returned to pure water.
good Idea to increase the tariff on
' ed and the ladles of the Aid feel Hermiston and is again visiting at
The flow of the well is about 000 per month Into the system nnd
The amount charged for water Her oft-expressed contrition with •these products that Imports cannot
proud that the first Mothers and the home of his son.
mind and tongue I flout.
equal to what the city pumps In­ losing S.OOO.OftO gallons. The sn- here Is higher, ho far as we have
come in here and take the market
Daughters banquet proved to be
cluding waste at this time. The ntthl cost last year Including Intereat been able (to ascertain, than any The sun will rise at six o'clock, the away from American farmers?
on
bonda
was
$5363.
If
the
First
The Baptist ladies will hold their driller claimed that any well flow­
such a get-together time, and they
other
town
ln
this
state.
Now
if
hens at five-fifteen.
National bank ran its business this
There Is a vast difference between
hope to make it an annual affair. cooked food sale at Sappers store on ing such An amount could be In­ way how soon would a run run It other towns can afford a better sys­ And I at seven or thereabout— and
Saturday, March 8, from 10:30 to 6. creased by pumping by five or six
tho living and wage standards of
tem
than
we
have
here
and
yet
The ladles wish to thank all who
out
of
business.
If
Hermiston
mer­
Hades ln between.
times. This is a feature that could
charge a lower rate for water, Is
chants conducted their businesses It not apparent that something is Each year it Is the same old thing, the United States and every country
so ably and willingly helped with
Mrs. .1. Deal, mother and hus­ be tested.
of Europe, Asia and Africa. Since
ln
ttich
matum
hn-w
long
could
they
this banquet, especially those who
All analyses of all surface waters
If there were mistakes made
a crocus loved and lost!
band, who have been visiting at the show a heavy bacterial cotint and “carry” the people of the project wrong.
when the present system was In­ Hew can I long for Gentle Spring (he war the differences have lncreee-
were on the program.
Frank Fowler home, returned Thurs- colon bacilli. These vary ln more A city run thi3 way must expect ex- stalled Is It not cheaper to try and
dte This «Mtnt 17 simply rfannot
at such a fearful cost?
or less degree with the seasons in »■rrrlve taxes either direct or ln- IvlllxTUj
dry to their home in Montana.
tur vtii.u
uu w and
uaivs charge
„****■ r» ■ It
remedy the
evils now
compete with other nations and their
Mrs. Alexander Thompson to Speak
direct.
If
the
water
lost
by
leakage
t0
experience,
than
continue
paying
the present city well and appear ln
Mlefe Clorlnda Crabapple.
low production costs. The present
Under the auspices of the Com­
cnuld
be
saved
It
would
perhaps
Ir­
butte well. Four tests of the
for them.
Hermiston, March S.
Mrs. Mumau and Son Harold left the
tariff schedules are of little effect
munity club Mrs. Alexander Thomp.
artesian well show no such contam­ rigate the town, and at least the
No. we are not trying to sell Mr.
in keep lng out products that under­
son of Portland, will speak at the the latter part of last week for Cald­ ination. These tests were made by ten cents per front foot tax bo saved Dodd’s well. We are just as much
o
property
op
tiers.
This
alone
Neighborhood Club News
well,
Idaho.
the
state
health
board.
A
well
sell us.
ln favor of one dug on the butte
high school the night of March 10
The Neighborhood club will meet
known Portland chemist states that would pay Interest on a $20.000 hs the one owned by the company
The tariff on beef is 3 cents per
at 8 o’clock. Mrs. Thompson, who
bond
issue
and
provide
a
sinking
any
surface
well
should
be
cleaned
which Mr. Dodd represents. He has at the home of Mrs. Casady Wednes­
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Day left Sat­
i s chairman of the legislative com­
out at least every two years, other­ fund that set aside annually and gathered some data concerning the day, March 12. Mrs. Hutchinson pound. Of what benefit Is this to
the Oregon stockmen who are going
mittee of the Oregon Federation of urday morning for La Grahdfe where wise media for breeding bacteria compounded at six per cent would water systems of neighboring town-
nay off the bonds ln less than 28 and we believed his findings would will read a paper on “Culture ln broke every day? The tariff on
WomanTs clubs, 1 b an exceptionally Mr. Day attended a convention of accumulate.
Japan” nnd Mrs. Reid will give the eggs Is 8 cents, yet almost $7,000,-
Chemical analysis shows alkali years, with no Increase in the $3.00 be Interesting to our readers.
able speaker, and her talk will be school superintendents of eastern and a heavy degree of hardness In minimum.
The
proposition
Is
We believe the citizens of. Her­ current events.
Oregon.
000 of Chinese and other foreign
Interesting to men as well as
the city well. These substances are analogous to the lining of our sandy miston realize the necessity of bet­
products get by nnd help to put the
milder ln the butte well. The ar­ canals. It was not the cost of con­ ter water and If the old system Is
•women. There will be no admission
The park bon'd consisting of MeH- poultrymen out of business. Sup­
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd were Sun­ tesian well has no alkali or acid, Is struction but the cost of mainte­ proving costly by some error let's
»charged.
soft water, and has a good supply nance, that forced the Reclamation find a remedy. It will prove a dames Brooks, Linder, Udey, Bed- pose that the $36,000.000 worth of
day
guests
of
Mrs.
Dodd’s
sister,
Mrs.
At the regular club meeting March
dow and Bloom, who with their dairy products that are brought In
of magnesium salts, chlorides and service to practically rebuild Its good Investment later On.
4 there were three papers read, all Henry Collins, of Pendleton.
ulphates. Mineral solids are simi­ works here. The great opportunity
husbands mot at the Bloom ranch
lar in amounts In all the wells but offered for saving Is ln the cost of W. B. Beasley Taken Suddenly Hl Tuesday evening. The board or­ here to compete with American farm­
instructive and entertaining. “Uni­
Mr.
Harold
Dean
returned
Mon­
ers did not come In? Would not
vary as to constituents. For In- pumping. This should be reduced
form Marriage and Divorce Laws”
While conversing with his brother ganized! ,for the year and elected there be a market for $36,000,000
lnstance calcium Halts in the city half at least and a saving of $2500
was given by Mrs. G. C. Imrle, day morning from Seattle.
last
Sunday
Mr.
W.
B.
Beasley
was
Mrs.
F.
Beddow
president,
Mrs.
Joe
well are 121 to 32 In the artesian or more made with Improving the
sudenly seized with an acute attack Udey secretary and Mrs. N. W. more of the dairy products of Amer­
“Pictures that Tell a Story or Leg­
Mrs. Morris and daughter Paul­ and magnesium salts ln the artes­ system.
of
his heart. Mrs. Beasley was at­
icans?
end” by Mrs. H. A. McReen and
Last
year
the
net
Income
from
ian are 134 to 91 ln the city well.
ine, of Helix, spent the week end ln Chemical features however ln a the water system was $2663 now tending church at the time and Bloom treasurer. Plans for the park
The absurdity of shipping millions
“Home Products’’ by Mrs. John Alex­
Hermiston visiting friends and rela­ water are not considered so Import­ being used to aid other city finances. there was no one in the house ex­ Improvements and the raising of tlje of dolars worth of our agricultural
ander.
ant as the purity of the souce from The fact the
present water cept the two melt. Mr. Beasley's funds for the community club ho’use products nbroad each year to get
tives.
bacteria and human and animal ex­ superintendent has greatly reduced brother summoned help and neigh­ were discussed. It was decided to
Parent-Teachier Meeting
crement and vegetable contamina­ losses from leakage ln so Hhort a bors carried him from the chair have another tree planting day on rid of our "surplus” and then bring­
The minister from Umatilla and tion.
ing back nearly the same amount of
The regular meeting of the Par-
time shows that still greater sav­ jvhere he had been sitting to the
another gentleman from the same
bed. The doctor was called and Saturday, March 15 at 10 o'clock. tike cheap European products, should
'ent-Teacher Association will be city were pitching horse shoes
The degree of hardness is also ings can be made. The present and
after working over him for Dinner will be served at the school be apparent to anyone who wtjl study
pipe
system
may
be
held at the high school March 13 Saturday on the lot next to Kings­ very important. A laboratory test wood
$whlle brought him back to con­ house for the workers. Workers will
made
of
hydrant
water
In
compari­
salvaged
for
many
years,
with
Im­
export and import schedules.
ley’s
store.
Rumor
has
It
that
they
at 3 o’clock. The topic for the
son with the artesian water shows provement In the general system. It sciousness. He Is cohvnlesclng and please bring poplar or locust trees.
What American agriculture need«
'afternoon will be "How a Parent were endeavoring to find the range that the soap requirement Is five Is said that we cahnot afford to Is­ (peniR none the worse for the sud­
on the home grounds ln order to
now is protection against the for­
May Help a Teacher.” Mrs. F. P. challenge some of our barnyard golf to t^o to make the same suds. That sue new bonds. We, however, can den attack.
4 - ? 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 eign countries that can beat us In
i
4 4 4 4 4 4
Phipps. Miss Brlerly and one of stars. This report may be untrue.
« the cost of production, and elimina­
the grade teachers will talk on the Perhaps they were merely Improv­
♦
EXPERIMENT
STATION
ing
their
time
while
watting
for
tion of much of the legion of mid­
subject. These talks will be fol­
♦
NOTES
dle interests and profiteers between
lowed by open discussion. There some one.
♦
(By H. K. Dean)
the farm nnd the retail store. The
will be music and readings by grade
Jim Pearson was a visitor In Echo
middle man hub no Interest In that
pupils.
Monday.
all crops are marketed. He is far
Waste Places
more Interested In having the sup­
Important Notice
Curiosity Is reputed to have killed
Few farms on the project do not ply greater than the demand, po
The officers of our local Modern a cat once, and curiosity to see
have
some
waste
places
which
would
Woodman camp announce public ad- where the fire was Sunday morn-
that he can use the condition to
the Cook
east end
of the city to caus-
feed a few head of lambs. Lamb­ break the price to the producer. He
dresses at the Movie theatre »...Ha
build- 'ink
ed R in L
of Herm|gton
n)n
ing Is starting In the range bands doesn’t want tills country to absorb
tng Friday evening. March 14, by
a f)re hQBe He p)eaded
In the
The ’'¿"’‘'’’J
sheep men
al- Ithe “over production,” he does want
the vicinity.
V,C,," ty- Tne
r ““
J. O. Davis, national lecturer and
moTn1ns
collrt
WM
■ S M !WayH ‘’7 “ ° r?h-an
the denmnd for any con,modify ex-
F. B. Currie, state deputy of Oregon. fined j 25 by Judge Fltsgerald.—
' y/'- 1 he saved under farm conditions. hausted. He plays both ends against
Pome and learn to protect your E. O.
- j j ’ heap have been aptly called the
homes with Insurance at cost. All ’
-■» ■ —
both the producer and consumer.
plant scavengers of the farm.
Mignon Davis, the twelve year
are Invited to attend. Thia Includes
With foreign agricultural product«
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­
Ditch hanks, lanes nnd fence lines
the ladies. Good music. Adntise- old
»hut out and the middle men
mund Davis, who has been confined
will be clean of weeds (.* ,*ccp have squeezed out. both the producer and
lon free to all
to St. Anthony’s hospital in Pendle­
access to them. When used In such consumer would greatly benefit.
J. S. West, Consul.
ton on acount of a mastoid operation,
¡places sheep will make an additional
returned home Friday.
W. R. Longhorn, Clerk.
J ' \ -«ource of revenue practically wlth-
Herbert Sullivan was home for a
Walt Beasley was a Pendleton
out expense and the fnrms will be vlblt and while here was quite HI,
Methodist Episcopal Church
'^ ^ z ' v pn better condition because of their hut has fully recovered and has re­
Sunday school, 10 A. M.: morn­ visitor Sunday.
ing worship. 11, A. M.; Epworth
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presence.
turned to Utnaplne, where he Is con­
Gordon Shotwell boarded the
League. 7 P. M evening worship. (ra|„ Sunday night for a business
nected will, the creamery.
The Gladys avenue improvement
7:45; weekly prayer and Bible study trip to Portland.
; district will probably be acted up­
class. Thursday evening 7:30. A
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Jack Biggs. Bert Mullens. Pat
on at a mee, !«< of the council Wed­ Rlsrel, Carl McNaught and Henry
very Interesting business was held
Mra. Thomas Campbell baa return-
nesday evening The Improvements Hitt attended the wrestling match
Wednesday. It was shown that the Pd from Sunnyside, Wn., where she
I Include the grading of the street between Ray McCarroll and Sam
church from a business standpoint hag been for some time with her
,eayt to Sixth street and ‘J™
Claph,,n, In Pendleton The match
was in a much better condition than daughter, Mr». Maurice Scroggs, a
F/mrth etri*t between Main a n d )wM dw,Brfd a draw both securing
It has been for some time. Henry former Hermfctonlaa. Mra. Scroggs
GDdys avenue.
Toung.
has been very 111 with pneumonia
!a fall.
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and the four Scroggs boys have had
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Mrs
O
O.
Felthouse
went
to
Pen
R cf U nl
Stanfield.
Mr. and Mrs. George Briggs are (he measles. All the afflicted are
dleton Wednesday to meet her mother ¡
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this week beginning extensive ad- doing well now.
1 from Weiser, Idaho, who expects to
.
ditions rod changes on their ranchj
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'ir is1» her end her son, Mr. Frank
home la the east end of the pro-
Mrs. Al. Groom, formerly Udlth
Mrs. Howard Illsley has returned
Rinden. Mrs. Linder. Mrs. Udey to her home In Portland after a
Ject nnd w’’l move to the cowntry Kelley. Is expected here for • visit
and daughter accompanied
r* j vlelt with Mrs. E. P Illsley.
»1 t*» coir ‘ let ton of the frorfc.
the latter part of thia week.
; Felthouse.
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