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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1926)
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ■ BREVITIES - S O A P D EA L Ovcurvaera a< Intarrat UlaaMd Hara aad T kara About tba City and Naisbbarbaod F. F. Wise nor and W. L. Hamm Nicholas Codd of Spokane, presi dent of the Hermlstoa Light and went to the Deachute* river Tueaday Power company, was a business via fin a fishing trip. They, brpugjft back three nice salmon that they Itor here last Thursday. managed te inyeigla in to bel^g Mrs L . A. Phelps and Mra. C. C. caught and reported a fine trip. Durfey were hostesses at a bridge Charles H. Marsh, former county party which was given Thursday afternoon. May 6, at Hotel Hermis Judge, while here Tuesday with a ton. Five tables of bridge were Pendleton delegation, grew reminis In play during the afternoon. Mra. cent in respect to his experience with Frank Gulwits and Mrs. Curtis Sim Hermiston workers while in office. "Every month without fail Hermiston mons were the prise winners. had a delegation up to the session Mr. and Mrs. Willard Brown of vf the county court asking for some Pendleton were Sunday guests at Improvement of some sort. You al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gim- ways came and always ¡asked for ble. Mr. Brown is Mra Gamble’s plenty, and got a part of what you sought. The county court thought father. enough of your plan that we used it Ross Newport of Portland was a in dealing with the state highway visitor here Monday for a short time. commission, and It worked very He was en route to Pendleton. well.” 10 Bars White Wonder - 50c 4 Bars Double Refined Borax 40c 1 Rubber Apron - 6 70c Value - $1.60 — OR — . 1 5 2 1 Pkg. Wonder Foam - 45c Bars White Wonder - - 25c Bars Double Refined Borax 20c Rudber Apron - - 70c Value - $1.60 L. L. Mann, candidate for the j republican nomination for state ■ senator, was a visitor in Hermiston j Monday. He has a long record of service in the house of representa- ' fives.. He served three terms be ginning in 1809 and then later, be ginning in 1923, served In two more legislatures. Mr. Mann Is a wheat i farmer. All of his previous ex perience has been in the house, and he is now seeking the senatorial nomination. Kl.XGSI.KYS H O U S E O F Q U A L IT Y Men’s Holeproof Hosiery raa___________ n r . i _ l . t a Tie« In new Shade«. A N O S E H V IC f Your Spring W an ts In the plain colors. Just the thing for the coming warm weather. Suntub Suiting Just the thing for outing wear In the staple colors and guar anteed fast, at 60 cents per yard. S P E C I A L —S A T U R D A Y “No »elf-made man ever left out the working parts.” We have a special stock of lumber for thl" purpose. Will Gra ham, C. J. Vollvn, P. P. Sullivan and Geo. Oenn have built god chicken houses recently. Our Cedar Flume Stock Is complete In all widths and length«. ONLY Babbit’s Cleanser Double size, twice as large as O. D. Cleanser, for 5 c per can. Not more than 5 to a customer. Appetizing Body-Building Meats City Meat Market POULTRY HOUSE LUMBER See window display— at »1.00. Mercerized Voile I. M. Schanqep, county judge and a candidate for the nomination at the hands of republicans for an other term, was a visitor in Her miston Wednesday In the interests of his candidacy. The Judge owns some land and is Interested In farm ing operations. He said if he gets the nomination and is reelected this fall he expects to go ahead sawing wood at the same rate during the future as he has followed in the It is generally known that the i past. meats we sell are of superior qual- ] ity, and our prices are no higher ' R. O. Hawks, county assessor, was NOTICE TO CREDITORS than those asked for inferior grade a visitor In Hermiston Monday. In the County Court of the State of meats. Mrs. W. L. Hamm returned last Oregon for Umatilla County. Friday from La Grande where she In the Matter of the Estate We’e proud of our reputation. Try i attended the state convention of us and you will agree that we deserve of the Federation of Women’s clubs. John W. McDermed, Deceased. It. She was a delegate front the Her Notice is hereby given that the CALL US AND WE WILL miston Community club. Those lit undersigned has been appointed ad attendance from Umatilla, either as ministrator of the estate of John W. DELIVER THE ORDER delegates or visitors were Mrs. W. R. McDermed, deceased, and has quali Nugent, Mrs. Marie Knudsen and fied as the law directs. All persons Mrs. J. M. Llewellyn. The conven having claims against said estate are tion was largely attended, according required to present the same to me at the office of W. J. Warner, my to the delegates. attorney. In Hermiston, Oregon, with Mrs. F P. Phipps has returned proper vouchers within six months from Portland where site spent sev from the date hereof. Dated this 13th day of May, 1926. eral days as the guest of her daugh JOHN 8. WEST, ter, Miss LaurU Phipps, who is 3 PHONE 131 Administrator. student nurse at Emanuel hospital. 36-5tc ) EITHER D E A L $1 H IR M IB T O N 'B Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Leather« re turned yesterday from Portland after a visit. They were accompanied by Mrs. Peters, cousin of Mrs. Leathers. The return trip was made by way of the Mt. Hood Loop highway. Hermiston Produce and oup^i) Company M EADOW BROOK ICE Daily Deliveries except Sunday Telephone Your Orders to the Farm Bureau Co-cperative. You can get ice any time of day from the Farm Bureau A New Stock of Screen Doors. MATERIALLY YOURS W HERE * TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. R. A. Brownton, Mgr. Q U A L IT Y M EETS Oren O. 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