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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1927)
THE ....... H E R M IS T O N HERALD, H E R M IS T O N , ORBCKUT. Mile» Beasley of Moscow, LOCAL AND PERSONAL ■ BREVITIES • Thanksgiving Supplies Occurence, of Intone« Q le u o g B o a and T h e n About the City end Neighborhood K e have 'R4J5TRS, CURRANTS, CITRON, PUMPKIN, CRANBERRIES, GRAPES, GRAPEFRUIT, ORANGES, NUTS, POP CORN. LETTUCE, CELERY, SWEET POTATOES, PARSNIPS, CAR ROTS, TURNIPS, CABBAGE. IN PACT EVERYTHING TO MAKE A REAL OLD FASHION Drop in and let us Supply You. H « W M Ig T O N > H Ç U S E O F Q U A L IT Y A N D I Stanfield visitors here the first of Mrs. Pearl Ward received word I the week were A. S. Power, James Wednesday of the death of her I Hoskins, and Mr. Johnson of Cope mother, Mrs. L. G. Higgins, in Vir land & Johnson. ginia. Had she lived one more day she would have celebrated her | E. R. Acton, J. E. Munsey J. S. elghthleth birthday. Arnold, J. B. Saylor and Frank Helms who get their mail at Echo Mrs. Stanley Campbell and Mrs. were here this week. Frank Little entertained Tuesday at I the Campbell home, honoring Mrs. [ Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McFarland of Merle Phelps. About twenty guests | Umatilla were In town Monday. , were present. L2*JDL HERMISTON HOTEL Mrs. C. C. Durfey, Proprietress* On the Columbia River Highway | R. V. Joneg was a visitor from Mrs. Jesse Goff of the Cold Springs! Irrigon this week. district was in town shopping Wed-1 nesday. , . M. E. Bundy of Lexington was transacting business here the first Mrs. J. L. Sears was hostess Tues- I of the week. day at a luncheon for twelve. Dur-1 Ing the afternoon bridge wag played! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keller were with Mrs. Bert Hanellne carrying off I in Pendleton Saturday on a shopping first honors nd Mrs. F. V. Prime, | Head Lettuce' trip. onsolation. iFbattksrtiiitttij Dtttttpr N1.25 I Fruit Cocktail Oyster Soup Stuffed tjelejy Thousand Island Dressing The second dance given by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Nell" Boynton, who I George Briggs this season wa8 held formerly lived here but has been in Saturday evening at the Corlis. [•-¿laked Young Hermiston Turkey, Celery Dressing the Valley for five years, have re turned to Hermiston and will remain — Vane Boynton was here from Pen hrough the winter. Mr. Boynton I Baked Swift'g Premium Ham dleton over Armistice day. vill be with Harry Kelly on highway | > Cranberry Sauce work. Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Thomas of Port Orange Ice land, former residents, are here for E. H. McReynolds and son Dale, Mashed Potatoes Peas In Cream a few days. They are staying at their are visitng at the E. C. Eoynton I homestead east of town. Candied Sweet Potatoes home whle looking for a location on I .'■ 'i . . ‘J ’ ' ' . the project. Mr. McReynolds lived! Hot Rolls O. K. Mudge of Hinkle purchased here a number of years ago. but has a new radio this week. een living lp California for some | Dessert time. 3. L. Carson returned Saturday Hot M ind Pie Pumpkin Pie, Whipped Crean. from a trip through the Willandette Showcases and the Interior of the Pineapple Ice Cream Cake valley. < ' ... * . i H I Hermiston market are being painted ! Coffee. white and some changes are being H. E. Shesely was in Pendleton made in the shop. In order - not to I nd Pilot Rock last Thursday on bus Interrupt business the work is be-| Make R e se r v a tio n s iness. ing done Saturday nights. H. E. Shesely has the painting contract. Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Moll entertain ed Saturday night for their guests, At the Baptist church Sunday, | —TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS— Mr, and Mrs. Jack Rhodes of Pen- Nov. 20. Bible school at 10 A. M. leton. Friends were lnTlted to make Morning worship at 11. Theme, I up three tables of 500. Practical Thanksgiving." Evening I — - . j is—gapg service 7:30 P. M. "The Sin of In ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n n n BBBBBBBBl The American Legion auxiliary gratitude.” The special meeting is I j i will give their first dance of the growing In Interest. Captain Hall is I ■ season at the auditorium Saturday singing the gospel with and In the • night. Fletchers will provide the spirit. Friday night will be high I 5 i music. school night with Miss Porter of Pen-1 dleton and M. McNaught, young peo-1 Alpha Christley who recently ac pie going out to South America as quired the W. A. Leathers ranch in missionaries, will be present and In I the Columbia district on a trade ex charge of the meeting. A real treat pects to be settled here by December for young and old. Come and see 1. Mr. Christley was a prominent what the Lord is doing for real live wheat farmer in the Baker country red blooded young people. A cordial | but expects to run dairy cows and welcome to all. A. J. Ware, pastor. sheep on his place here. Mr. and Jl Mrs. Leathers are looking for a houge Buys Rye Here J in Hermiston, as they have obtained C. Melville of Alpine, Oregon, B a renter for their Baker property. shipped a carload of rye from the The place they acquired in the trade Farm Bureau the first of the week consists of 1200 acres and ... seven to his home place. This is the second * ! miles from Baker on the highway. carload of rye he has purchased here. Choice of ! How easy it is to install a Concealed Ironing Board ! s No cutting out No plaster to knock off Fastens to wall with 6 screws « Seven inches up from floor j Folds up in a cabinet 1 1 -2 in j thick 5 ■ ■ A l l h a rd w a re fu rn ish ed a n d p u t S on ■ Come in and let us demon- ■ strate it to you : COAL It would be be well to put ia your supply of coal now O verdraft h ea ters Twice the Heat With H alf the Fuel WE ALSO HAVE A FEW GOOD BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND COLE’S HEATERS. Oregon Hdwe. & Implt. Co. We are Pleased to Announce That Mrs. McKinley Will be Here on Saturday, Nov. 19 WITH A F ull line of ladies ready to wear GARMENTS AS USUAL YOU WILL BE SHOWN A LINE OF GARMENTS IN SUCH A WIDE RANGE OF FABRICS THAT YOU W ILL BE AM PLY REPAID FOR THE TIME SPENT IN LOOKING THEM OVER EV EN THOUGH YOU DO NOT INTEND TO BUY AT THIS TIME. WE WILL APPRECIATE YOUR VISIT KNOW YOU W ILL HAVE A CHAN T. TO OFT TO BE WORN DURING THE WIN TER SEAf BECAUSE SOME WE FIRST — REMEMBER THE DATE— SATURDAY, NOV. 19 Hermiston Produce and Supply Company Subscribe for The Herald~$2.00 : : : : Mr. and Mrs. Poultry Raiser ■ Very few flocks are entirely free' from poultry worms j : : g | Don’t give away your ! ■ ® 3 expensive feed to parasites : ! ! 11 B When your birds can be freed fro m them so easily with__ ! > : LEE’S s | POULTRY WORMER 5 For two years coal has been easy te get throughout the winter months but it is not always easy to get all you want in December ■i and January ■ Hermiston Drug Company This may be the year that yon w ill wish you had your bin full FILL IT NOW Inland Empire Lumber Company FUwsgMlf HOWARD - Do You Know? ■ Original h o t Blast and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Campbell and Charles Burk is in Portland this Mr. and Mr». O. O. Felthouse drove week. He threshed out about a ton to Pendleton Monday evening where and b half of alfalfa seed on his the men attended a Masonic meeting. ranch north of town and went whh it to Portland for disposal. Mrs. Andrew It in ton I who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner made a business George Briggs, for a week returned trip to Pendleton Tuesday. Saturday to her-home in Portland. Ms. P. J. Doherty of Lexington J Mrs. Claude Kellogg and Mrs. C. has brought her baby to Hermiston E. Baker were in Pendleton last for medical treatment and Is at the Thursday. Hermiston Hospital. KINGSLEY’S COLE’S Nicholas Codd of Spokane is here on business this week. J. M. Biggs has returned from a Ross Newport was in town last business trip to Walla Walls and Thursday. He said that his contract Lewiston. on the Roosevelt highway near Gari- j baldi will run through next summer. Mrs. Alfred Ackley of Toppenish, Wash., is visiting her parents, Mr. Dan Follett is building a new barn and Mrs. Bert Nation. on his ranch north of town. ED THANKSGIVING DINNER. V Idaho, la visiting Io; a few days with his father, R. Beasley, and his sister, Mie. George Wagatr, Coal will not be cheaper and i naybe higher The Tum-A-Lura handles the best and cleanest coal ■■■■■■■aaaj, : HONEY LABELS T o Y our O rd er and at Reasonable Prices M T U Yard of Bast Qaality ” H. M. STRAW. MGR. y»«l»«ve Representative« ef National BuiMen Barena Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. , i «. A BBOWNSON, THE HERMISTON HERALD Mgr. - r >
