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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1927)
TO» ggR M ISTpy HERALD, HERMISTON, ORSUOX LOCAL AND PERSONAL ■ BREVITIES BASE BALLS AND BATS Brooms, 39c Clean up and stay clean. Everybody Is doing It now. And why not when you can buy a good four tie broom for 39 cents. You will have to hurry. W E ARE FEATURING Honey Made Grahams THIS WEEK The F inest Graham Cracker You Ever Eat. SEE OUR DISPLAY KINGSLEY’S Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Prann have I AT HOME OF MRS. STEWART I lepartfd for Cresco, Iowa, where they ! will make their home in the future. J They lived in Cresco before coming An Inter*sting meeting of the to Hermiston 19 years ago. Neighborhood club was held Friday, ______ May 13. at the home of Mrs. Tom M. R. Mueller who Is a commer- stew art- Aft«r a short business clal chemist working In cooperation 8,li3*on Mrs. fitevjart demonstrated with the experiment station this sea- the niaklnS (>i angel food. The cake ion, has returned from a trip to measure<l UP to all expectations and was sold for the benefit of the club. Portland and Seattle. , Mrs. Taylor received the cake. Another feature of the afternoon “We’re moving the rest of our sheep out on mountain range,” said I was a surprise shower in honor of Tom Boylen Jr., while in Hermiston a Mrs. Tom Wilson, the occasion being short time Wednesday morning from her birthday. Mrs. Stewart served delicious re hls ranch up Butter Creek. freshments. A beautiful angel cake Mrs. J. S. Harvey entertained at with pink candies decorated the cen bridge Tuesday afternoon. Guests ter of the table. The next club to make eight tables were Invited, meeting will be at the home of Mrs and prize winners were Mrs. R. A. Frank Fowler, May 27. Brownson and Mrs. C. M. Dale. DON’T FORGET WeJGrind and Repair Lawn M owers K N E R R ’S REPAIR SHOP . 5 TEACHERS HONOR SENIOR I Patronize Home Industries, and - ■ ■ when you sell ■ 3 ■ “Our crop prospects look mighty GIRLS AT TEA SATURDAY promising right now,” was the com ment made today by H. L. Duvall of Lexington, wheat farmer, who was The girls of the graduating class here today on business. He and Joe of the Hermiston high school were Norton are cousins. honored at a tea given Friday after noon by Miss Jessie Brierley and Miss W. J. Warner and Thomas Camp Eva Randall. The hours were from bell were n Pendleton Monday after 2:30 to 3:30 and from 3:30 to 4:30 noon to attend the* funeral services and about 80 guests, including the for Judge Gilbert W. Phelps. Mr. mothers of the girls, were present. 3 Warner stated that every member of In the receiving line were Alloe the bar in Umatilla and Morrow Dyer, president of the class, Mrs. W counties was present. W. Felthouse, Mis» Brierley and Miss Randall. During the first hour Mrs, J. A. Reeves and J, A. Thorn have E. L. Cherry poured and Mrs. S. L been restless for several days. The Jackson cut ices. During the second unsettled condition of their nerves hour, Mrs. F. B. Swayze poured and ■ has been due to the fact that they Mrs. J. S. Harvey cut ices. The girls ■ ■ want to go after Chinook salmon. of the, class assisted In serving. ■ They are almost sure they will Margaret Waterman sang for the ■ ■ fishing on the best spot on Des guests, accompanied by Elizabeth chutes river, but they are not posi Straw, and Isabella Dodd gave a must tive. . ■al reading. «vp CREAM i ■ Bring it to your Home Creamery ■ ■ ■ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ■ ! * - ON WEIGHT AND TEST— 3 Hermiston Creamery HERMIS™ R N EG | ON 3 OR V . i ■ ren — TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS— I At the Baptist church Sunday, May 22. Bible school 10 A. M. Classes for all ages. Morning wor ship 11 A. M. Theme, The Except ional and the Commonplace. Solo, Mrs. J. D. Harrah. Evening ser vice 8 P. M. Theme. First Find Out Facts. To these services the pub lic Is Invited, and we hope to help you. A cordial welcome to all. A. J. Ware, pastor. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s POULTRY BREEDERS ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR STOCK OF MATERIAL FOR ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Mrs. W aterman Is D legate Mrs. Rena Waterman will attend the convention of the State Federa tion of Women’s clubs in Bend as a representative of the Community club of Hermiston. • j Woodmen Initiate camp of Modern Wood Brooder and Laying-Houses I ■ ! men The of local America Initiated a class ot GOOD SERVICEABLE STOCK AT CHEAP PRICES PLANS WE HAVE DOTH THE 0 . A. C. PLANS AND THE PULLMAN, WASHINGTON. P L A Y H O U S E Ladies, Remember SATURDAY AND SUNDAY MAY 21-22 THAT YOU WILL HAVE AN OPPOR BROW N OF HARVARD TUNITY TO SELECT IE S’ WEAR AT OUR STORE Saturday, May 21 This picture is a knockout. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ON THIS DATE MAY 24-29 ‘THE VALLEY OF HELL” Mrs. McKinley WILL PAY HERMISTON ONE OF C om ed y HER “ALICE’S RODEO” M AY FORGET TO CALL AND SEE THE — IN— Hermiston Produce and Supply “The Gold Rush” Company LOVE ALL W ilson Graduation Gifts Tennis Racks Suggestions > Just received a complete line in price range and best quality. Fine balance, well made. Best quality at each price. Kodaks, Parker and Moore Fountain Pens, Pencils, Stationary, Toilet Sets, Compacts, Perfumes, Toilet Water, Atomizers, Leather Hand Bags, Purses, Card Cases and Bill Folds, Travelling Bags and Suit Cases, Tennis Rackets, Balls, and many other useful things. SEE OUR LINE BL’FORE YOU BUY YOU WILL 11N D WHAT YOU WANT HERE. Ask to see the new— Wilson Tennis Balls - MITCHELL D RUG CO. PHONE 101 Packed In sealed tin tubes. The livest tennis ball that is always fresh PRICE, 60c EACH “I Saved *980™ worth of Pigs — Mitchell Drug Co. * - CRISP r W hat la more sensible and sconoin- ical than— M odern Sunlight H ogshed “This type of Chick* en House pays for it* self — more eggs — healthier chickens?’ - Material costs about 75c to $1.00 per hen. MEAT New Straw-Loft Hen House “Let us help you plan it— JFe like to help folk» build.** Maybe you want Cured Meats. If you do our line of Bacon and Hams will suit you. If you want Fresh Meats you can have a choice of wide range of offerings. $1.00 spent for JEWELER machine shed ma City Meat Market terial saves more PHONE 131 machinery every year. • V O IC E YO U R T H O U G H T S E Y TELEPHONE» Closed Front Machine Shed : Feed Silage from ; c T-A-LSILO in well 18 candidates last Thursday night. The v-ork was done by Ihe degree earn from Pend'rton camp, and vis tors from Arlington, Pendleton and ! »thor points attend..I. Plans are unt*~r wuy to Initial.' unother class May 26. b n I 1 t modern barns for greater LET US MAKE YOU AN ESTIMATE FROM ONE profits. MINNEHAHA SCHOOL HAS OF THEM. — $150 for lum ber in my new hog-shed made this possible”— said a prominent farmer of the W. W. Valley. COLLECT 50% TO 100% DIVTT' ’" Tn s Every Year from necessary Farm Buildings. Wo S olicit Your Successor to Hanscom's A t Pendleton DON’T Charlie Chaplin DONE. Fred H. Brown VISITS. 2 8 -2 9 -3 0 THE RIGHT MOOD TO GET THINGS REPAIR WORK REG UIAR OFFERINGS. FOOD TO START OUT THE DAY IN A THE C om ed y -MADAME SAN JIM” CALL FOR GOOD WHOLESOME Watch value that defies com* pariionl Thia lovely watch has a white gold filled engraved case and a dependable 15 jewel Butova Movement. > FROM LATEST IN DRESSES AND LAD MORNINGS Parents and friends of school child at Irrigon joined with the pupils in holding, the annual school picnic Monday, according to F. C. Freder ickson. a farmer of that district who was a Hermiston visitor Tuesday. "We had a big dinner at noon and some other activities that made the day a very pleasant one," Mr. Fred erickson said. A. M. SUNSTRUP, PROP. ■ T H E NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB MEETS O F Q U A L IT Y A N D I « complete as It was pleas After dinner the little folks amus ed themselves hunting watermelons, and though the season has been un favorable they were rewarded by finding a goodly number. The mel ons were small but sweet. The pic Dr. C. M. Dale Is tn Portland on a nic was held on C. M. Jackson's land rlef vacation and visit with hls par and he has a secret for production of ata. early watermelons. The melon hunt was followed by a relay race, Donald The Neighborhood club will hold a Jackson and Grace Rodda acting as ooked food sale at the Simms’ mar captains. Contestants ages varied ket Saturday, commencing at 11 from four to forty years. »'clock. Notwithstanding valiant work by Mr. Harris and Mr. Pearson, Donald's Mrs. Lucinda Randall was here side lost the race. Clyde McElroy, >ver th„ week end from her home In who made the winning run, was re ’endleton as a guest of her daugh- warded by a present which which his young son enoyed Immensely. The er, Miss Eva Randall. winning captain received a prize Mrs. F. H. Dean has returned to while contestants received a treat. lermlston after having spent sev- Owing to efforts put forth by Mr. ral months visiting in California ; Harris and Mr. Pearson they each received special treats. ind Seattle. After the noon hour most of the Mrs. Leila A. Phelps was In Pen- men went back to their work while lleton Sunday and Monday where the ladies enjoyed a social hour to- ihe went to attend the funeral ser I gether. Every one voted it the best vices for her brother-in-law, Judge picnic yet. Jilbert W. Phelps. The KEDS are the reason. HO USE u i W l t H r a l O lM M d ' m» A beat « • « t r a a Netehborbood Oh! Boys see those Balls and Bats In the window at Kingsley’s. They are hum dingers, and only 50c for Ball and Bat. •f . prise ing. PARTY ON CLOSING DAY Brooder Coal Patrons Gath-'r W ith Hayaheds costing abont S3.OO per ton for building material save many times this cost In alfalfa or wheat hay every year W ell Filled B askets, and Teacher is LARGE STOCK OF GASCO BRIQUETS ON HAND. SATIS -, FIED USERS ARE THE BEST RECOMMENDATION. CALL AND GET ONE OF OUR INSTRUCTIVE BOOKLETS ON THE BUSINESS OF POULTRY RAISING. Inland Empire Lumber Company r h o M p s i; “ The Yard of Bett QwaÜty " H. M. STRAW, MGR. Exclusive Representatives of National Builders Bureau ba|iBBBBSB«BBaaBBB||BBBBaBBBaBBaBBBBBBBBl i ¡jfc..•»: Remembered W ith Gifts. _____ The teacher of Minnehaha sclioo', decided that, owing to el„hth grade county examination» the tw0 achoo. days preceding closing day. it would not he advisable to make prepara tions for a school program and pic nic as had been done for the past two years. As the noon hour drew near I on Ihe last day of school she began [ to regret the decision and the picnic dlnnhr for pupils only seemed a lone- I ly affair. I, However. thP patrons of the school [ decided that they were not to miss J the annual picnic and shortly before twelve o'clock parents and others of, the community gathered at the school house. A table w«s soon spread with good things Including four varieties of Ire cream. In the renter of the table were heaped gifts from the, 'children to the teacher. The sur- roevr YMD bStìtVMHJ The magic o f your'voice! 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