The Hermiston herald., July 31, 1924, Image 4

ig a m sT o a mnux t i) , m n u m ro y ,
Claud« Kellogg haa returned (raot
the eeaat where ha apeat a w w h’a
vacation.
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Mra. U ise l H ia tt lepvea th e latter
part of th e w eek for St. A nthony,
Idaho, w h ere she w ill v isit rela­
tiv es.
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C harley Sk inner and (am ly re­
turned T uesday afternoon' from a
P rofessor O. W. Day returned to
racatlon «pent at d ifferen t poin ts H erm iston W ednesday. Mr. Day has
along the coast.
been sp en d in g h s vacation In W ash­
in g to n , D. C., and v icin ity .
Dr. and Mrs. R. 0 . C ale sp en t a
few days in Portland the first part
E v erett D ow ning,
propretor
of
o f th e week.
th e A rlin gton T ire Shop, w as a vis­
ito r here W ednesday.
C hester Barn ay has m oved from
the R ym erson house on th e w est
Mr. and Mrs. W illard F elthou se
aide to the Goodwin house on G ladys j left W ednesday for P ortland where
avenue.
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j th ey w ill spend a few days. They
We will pay 27c
for eggs next week
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w ere accom p an’ed by Mrs. A. H,
Fred George and fam ily, H. W. N orton.
W illis and w 'fe , M illard H ew itt and
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w ife, N ell Rock and w ife and Ed.
‘'Ole’1 Crosland Is high ton eln g the
i L iesegan g. o f Echo, attended
th e boys w th a new Ford coupe,
show In H erm iston Sunday n ig h t.
n e S M IS T O N
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H O U S E O F Q U A L IT Y A N D O g R V IC K "
5 5 0 0 fo r
Repairing
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Mr. and Mrs. Sim s, of Los A n geles,
stopped a t Jasper T em p leton ’s hom e
on th eir w ay to Colum bus, Ohio, the
first part of last week. Mrs. Sim s
's a cousin of Mrs. Tem pleton.
P aul M iller Is carryin g m ail route
num ber tw o that runs north from
H erm iston. D ew ey P ayne w as car­
ryin g th e route u n til recen tly when
he resigned to accept a position w ’th
th e S h otw ell C onstruction com pany.
The regu lar carrier, J. A. R eeves, is
a ss is tin g Mrs. P help s In th e post-
o ffic e d u rin g the absence of C harles
Skinner.
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M iss H elen H erbst, o f E rls, Pa.,
Is v ls it 'n g at th e hom e of her sis­
ter, Mrs. Otto O. Sapper, for th e bal­
ance o f th e sum m er. Miss Ruth
A llison, o f Cleveand, Ohio, w ill ar­
rive th is w eek to spend th e balance
o f th e sum m er w ith th e Sappers.
Miss
A llison
is
a friend of
Miss H erbst and Mrs. Sapper and
both M iss H erbst and M iss A llison
took advan tage of th e Grand Canyon
and C aliforn ia scenery on th eir w ay
w est for th e sum m er.
FIVE YEARS AGO
Mrs. Jasper Tem pleton and Miss Items Clipped From Hermiston Her­
ald August 30, 1919
K ate Moore returned W ednesday
from Perry, In th e Blue m oun tain s,
Mr. nd Mrs. R. C j C h allis, Mr. and
w here th ey have been p ick in g huck-
Mrs. W. A. M ikesell, Mr. and Mrs.
leberrtes.
M errill P otter and Mrs. E arl P h e lp 3
returned Saturday from a h u n tin g
Miss A ileen P eu gh, d au ghter of
and fish in g trip on D eso ia t’on creek
Charles P eu gh , o f th 's city, has re ­
in th e B lue m onn tain s. A ll report
turned to her hom e here from L ong
h avin g a very en joyab le w eek ’s o u t.
Beach, C alifornia, w here she
has
ing.
been a tten d in g school.
WE WILL HAVE A CAR OF BOX
FACTORY WOOD SOME TIME THIS
MONTH. IF YOU WANT SOME OF
THIS WOOD PLACE YOUR ORDER
WITH US NOW. WE FXPECT THIS
CAR TO BE SOLD BY THE TIME IT
ARRIVES.
MATERIALLY YOURS,
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
R. A. Brownson, Mgr.
Jim B eeb e’s ap p etite
begin
to
crave huck leb erry pie so he loaded
h is tw o hoys Robert and K en n eth In
h is car last Saturday and le ft for
K a a iel’a
w here
th ey
w ill
pick
hu ck leb erries. Jim w ent along to
oversee th e picking.
Phone One-Onc-One.
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COM M ERCIAL PRINTING
O F ALL KINDS
T H E H ERM ISTO N H E R A L D
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T w o u n k n o w n young) men t.hatt
have so far eluded arrest visited
H erm iston Sunday and som e t me
during tha n ig h t sto le the Ford tour­
in g car of J. W. M essner’s from 'ts
sta ll In th e bu ild in g used for sto r ­
age of autos located on sou th Sec­
ond street.
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and 's now h o ld in g a position w ith
G eorge Sale and fam ily returned the S h otw ell C onstruction Co.
Sunday from N ew p ort w h ere they
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. M cKeen de­
have been »ponding a ten day v a ca ­
parted Satu rd ay o f last w eek for
tion by th e sea.
Seaside w h ere th e y are now spend­
in g the w eek on th e seashore. D u r.
Mr. and. Mra. F rank Slnder left
tng th eir absen ce th eir d au ghter
M onday for W e ’ser, Idaho, w here
B erth a Is a house guest o f Yudeth
they w ere called by th e seriou s In-
K elly.
Juileg of Mrs. Binder’s sister, caused
Mr. and Mrs. R alph F in ley, w h eat
hy th e tu r n in g over of a car in
ranchers
from near H eppner, v sited
w hich sh e w as riding.
w ith Mr. and Mrs. T. H. G aither on
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D avis, Mr. and N orth R idge la st Sunday.
Mrs. Jack G orham and c h ld r e n and
SUMMONS
Mis 1 M arie M essenger, of Boardm an,
m otored to H erm iston from Board- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
m an Sunday to atten d th e m ovies.
STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA­
TILLA COUNTY
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Mid-Season Special
With the regular season for summer goods about half gone, we
•re going to offer reductions o f from 18 to 25 per oeat for the
balance of the summer on the f ollowing item*:
1 Electric Fan, RegnleT $5.00, Special $4.00.
1 Electric Fan. Regular $5.15, Sfecial $5.00.
1 Thermalware Jar. Regular $5.50. Special $4.65.
(This item is a wonder in camping out)
Oil Stoves at 15 to 25 per cent off.
Refrigerators at 20 per cent off.
Coleman Camp Stove (a wonder) Regular $14.00, Special $9.90
Shoulder Spray Pump. Regular $7.75. Special $4.90.
(Just the thing for potato bugs)
Garden Hose and Lawn Mowers, 15 per cent off.
1 Garden Wheel Cultivator with extra tools, from $5.50 te $3 90
(A real bargain at full price)
Farm Implements at Specal Pric", and terms for balance of
the season.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE DOLLAR SAVINGS AT
SAPPERS’ INC.
b y
T h a t’s th e w ay to look a t painting— as an investm ent, n ot
an expense. Look around you a t the houses going to rack
and ruin. W hat is doing it? T h e weather. T here is on ly
one defense against weather and th a t is pain t. B u t paint,
like weather, is o f m any k irc c. Beware of th e fair weather
paint. I t d oes n ot p io te c ., it on ly deceives. B uy a paint
that has proved its staying power.
lo v e
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boJà
b e ù à .
u n d ersign ed has been appointed
ad m iu iatrator o f th e e s ta te o f
Mary C. M cLane, d eceased and
has q u a lified a s th e law d irects.
All p ersons h a v in g claim s a g a in st
said e s ta te are required to p res­
en t th e sa m e to m e at th e office
o f W. J. W arner, m y attorney,
at h is office in H erm iston, U m a ­
tilla cou n ty, O regon, w ith proper
vouchers, w ith in six
m onths
from th e d ate h ereof.
D ated th is 2Cth day o f June,
1921.
R obert B. M cLane,
42-5tc
A d m in istrator
We Want You
to keep in m ind the
fact th at in add ion to
p rin tin g th is n ew s­
p ap er we do jc ‘ work
of any kind. W hen
in need of anything
in this line be sure
Mr. and Mrs. L ow ell Spagle. of
H enry G riffin , P la n t lf f , vs. Rose
Boardm an, w ere visitors In H erm is­ Mary G riffin, D efendant.
ton S atu day n ig h t. Mr. and Mrs.
To Rose Mary G riffin, th e above
Spagle a e recent new lyw eds.
named defendant.
In th e N am e o f the S ta te o f Ore­
Mrs. R aym ond Crowder le ft T u es­ gon you are hereby required to ap­
day n ig h t for M cM Innv’lle w here she pear and answ er th e com plain t f l ­
w ill »pond com e tim e v isitin g her ed aga'nst you In th e above eu tltled
m other.
su it w ith in six w eek s from th e first
pu blication o f th ia sum m ons and
E. W. G raham and fam ily-of Bole",
you w ill take n otice th a t If you rail
Idaho, are v is itin g at th e O. E.
to anawer or
to
plead
here.
Ryder hom e in th is c ity . Mrs. Gra­
In
w ith in
said
tim e,
th e
ham la a d au gh ter of Mr. and Mrs.
p la in tiff, for w an t th ereof w ill ap­
Rvdsr
,
ply to the sh o v e e n t ’tled court for
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd K neer nnd th e r elief prayed for in p la in t if f s
child ren m otored to U m atilla S u n ­ com plaint f led In said cause, to-
w lt: for a d ecree o f divorce d s -
day.
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so lv in g the bonds o f m atrim ony
J
A.
Upham le ft W ednesday m orn-
(ng for P ortland w here he w ill spend
a few days.
Mr. and Mr«. Curtis Sim ons. Dr.
Illnley «nd Cnrl V oyen left Saturday
for B ingham Spring«. They «pent
the weak end at th e spr ng».
B aty Rand brought a load „of
w aterm elon« to H «rm l»lon from Ir­
rigon Tuesday. They were sold to
the local m erchant«.
Art Adameon w ee a haielneaa vl»'-
tor la llerm tatoa W ednesday.
now
heretofore e x is tin g betw een
th « P la in tiff and defen d an t and for
an ab solu te decree o f divorce In
favor o f p la in t if f and a g a in st the
defendan t.
T h ls summon« 1« published pursu­
ant to an order o f th e H onorable
C llbert W. P helps. Jud ge o f the
above e n title d Court d u ly m ade and
entered on th e 2nd day o f Jn ly.
1924. d treetln g th a t p u b lication be
m ade herein once a w eek for a per­
iod of elx c o n secu tiv e week« In the
H erm 'eton H erald, and th e first pub.
Itcat Ion hereof 1« m ade pursuant to
Paid order th la 1 0 th day o f Ju ly .
1»24.
W. J. WARNER.
propelefnr of th e
Attorney for P lain tiff
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In S tan field , wa» a Her­ P. O. Addree» Hermiston, Oregon.
rn let«« v'»ttor
44-Tte
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S W P (S h erw in -W illiam s H ou se
P aint, Prepared) has a fifty-year
recorl. It» ingredients are what
experience Las proved to >>e most
efficient in protecting property. It
put» an armor between your
buildings and the elements and
also add» beauty and cleanliness.
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Oregon Hardware &
Implement Co.
s t o n e w ,
W ONDERLAND
Is the M o ’s Greatest Playground
E very A m erican should share in th e in sp ira tio n
of its tow erin g jyeaks, leapin g g ey sers, g ro w lin g
grottos, boiling cauldrons, in the m id st o f w hich
are m a g n ificen t h otels, ch a rm in g c o tta g e v illa g es,
300 m iles of m a tch less bou levards a n d a ll th e
com forts of hom e.
Send for our booklet. It tells th e th rillin g story
of n a t u r e s w onderland. Our
T H R O U G H S L E E P IN G C A R
O perated D A IL Y during th e s ea so n
b etw een
Portland and West Yellowstone
b y th e
U nion P acific S ystem
Ix»t our rep re sen ta tiv e s exp lain -th e v a rio u s tou rs
w hich enable v isito r s to see th e Y ello w sto n e at
m inim um cost; a lso qu ote fares, prepare your
Itinerary and m ake your reserv a tio n s. Call cn
F. C. W0UGHTER. Agent,
H erm iston, Oregon
or address
w m . mcmurray
G eneral P a ssen g er A gent,
Portland, Oregon
T o S e e Us
M iss Ada P ran n, bookkeeper for
Rev. J. K. Mumau and w ife left
W ednesday
for
Cascades,
Idaho, the H erm iston L ig h t & P ow er Com­
w here he w ll a ssist In a revival m eet- pany, canto hom e F riday o f last
week from a tw o w eek s’ vacation
ng.
v isitin g w ith friend s In P ortland.
C harles Sanderson and fam ily re­
Chares S k in n er, one o f th e old
turned hom e Satu rd ay from La tim ers who h as been located weat of
Grande w hore they havo been for the the m oun tain s tha past year, re­
past few w eeks.
turned th e la tter part of last w eek,
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A 1000 per cent Investment
m o s q u ito h«\S
■ fo r
E arl M itchell and w ife left Mon­
Mrs. S. M. Cam pbell left W ednea day for W alloya lake w here they
duy for E ugene w here she w ill spend w ill spend a sh ort vacation.
som a tim e v is itin g relatives. She
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
1 exp ects to take a tr'p to N ew port
F . C. M cK enzie and w ife le ft on In the County Court of the State of
i before retu rn in g home.
T uesday for W allow a lak e for a
Oregon for Umatilla County
vacation .
A. J. Upham , Claude and Dick,
In th e M atter o f th e E sta te o f
returned th e first part of th e w eek
W . A. L eathers and
w ife
are Mary C. M cLane, d eceased .
from a vacation sp en t at W allow a am ong th ose w ho are e n joy'n g an
N o tice is hereby g iv en th a t the
lake.
o u tin g a t W allow a lake.
Legal Blanks a t The H erald O ffice
Which?
9 5 0 fo r
T h e V ernonia paper recen tly car
L. F. B arn ett has been transferred ried an item to the effect that Earl
■ from th e W alla W alla office of the K in g sley w as su ffed ln g from blood
' Standard O l Co., to the local plant p oison in g In one of his feet. Earl
He w ill fill th e vacancy caused by is now con d u ctin g a store under the
the resign ation o f Charles T horn­ nam e o f K in gsley M ercantile. Go.
ton.
Otto C. Pierce
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The UNIVERSITY of OREGON
contains: •
The College of Literature. Science
and the Arts with 22 departments.
It is b ecau se you realize th ey are
the best m on ey can buy.
The professional schools of Archi­
tecture and Allied Arts— Businrx,
Administration—Education—G rad-
uate Study—Journalism —Law—
Medicine— Music—Physical Edu­
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For a catalogue or an# information
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Orafon, Eugene, Oregon
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