The Hermiston herald., May 31, 1928, Image 4

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES ■
T H E C A N N IN G SE A SO N
IS N O W O N
Oocurrncra o t Iotarw t Gleaned Hara
and Thera About the C ltj and
Neighborhood
W e »have a com plete lin e of F r u it J a rs , Je lly G lasses. J a r Capa,
of several kinds. R u b b er R ings, P arow ax, B oiling Racks.
In Dry G ood s
S tra w H ats, B ath in g
PHONE 171
Golda M um m a re tu rn e d home fr o m ;
| P o rtlan d w here she has been study-1
ing piano and pipe organ, S u n d a y .,
She expects to spend th e sum m er in j
H erm iston and w hile here w ill ac-I
cept a lim ited n u m b er of piano p u p ­
ils.
Dr. and Mrs. S ears a re th e p are n ts |
; of a baby g irl born S atu rd ay a f te r ­
M ethodist E piscopal church. T he
noon n t th e H erm isto n h o sp ital.
itie n d a n c e a t ch u rch school is keep­
ing up well for the tim e of y ear. We
Mrs. H. L u ella B eam ish, p asto r of :nvite all to be present n ex t' Sunday
th e F ree M ethodist ch u rch , w ill a t ­ to h e a r of some special wor. E v ery -'
tend th e a n n u a l co n ference of the >ody in v ited to the ch u rch services
ch u rch b eing held in W alla W all; it 11 A. M. The su b ject w ill be. i
th is week. Rev. C oder w ill fill the 'T he B lind W atch ers of th e C ross.” j
p u lp it Ju n e 3.
3pw orth L eague a t 7 P. M. A ll th e)
/oung people in v ited .
E v en in g se r-'
Mrs. S tra w e n te rta in e d a few j /ice 8 P. M. S ubject, " E a rs and Ap-
g u ests T h u rsd ay a ftern o o n i n honor le tite .” The v acation B ible school
I of Mrs. J. F. M cN aught.
•/111 open M onday m crn ln g a t 9 A. M.
kll ch ild ren from ages 4 to 14 are
Mrs. R alph R ich ard s en te rta in e d :rged to come and join in for a good
th re e ta b le s of brid g e W ednesday af- ime. S. H am rick, pastor.
Itern o o n .
H igh p riig w en t to Mrs.
| W. J. 'W arner and second to Mrs. W
Mr. J. K u n tz and Mr. C urry from
W. Felthouse.
'illam ook w ere w er0 h ere th e first
Oronite FLY SPRAY
Kills tlies/mo^cjuitoes,
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S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y OF C A L I F O R N I A
E F FE C m TV E MAT 3 3 TO SEPT. 3 0
RETURN U N I T OCT. > 1 , ISSO
Low fares all parts of m id­
w e st, s o u th a n d e a st.
F in e fa st trains.
L ib era l tto p o v tr t
tn a b l i y o u
For Illustrated Booklet,, Reserva-
tiona and Inform ation, address
Agent named below.
Brooder Houses
Mr. and Mrs. C h arles Peck an<
d a u g h te r of P o rtla n d , sp en t th e week
end a t th e C ahill home.
e a th of Mrs. Lee Irv in w hich oc-
u rred W ednesday la st In P o rtlan d ,
’he Irv in s w ere form er resid en ts of
he project and well know n to m any
it th e older sellers.
Mrs. Irv in was
;C y ears old and th e m o th er of th ree
im nll ch ild ren , th e youngest about
m onths of age.
Mr. and Mrs. C u rtis Sim ons re
tu rn ed S u n d ay from p o in ts In th<
valley.
LLDORA KINGSLEY
GRADUATING CIAS A
Miss E lean o r B riggs is spendinj
I a few days in P o rtla n d . L a te r sh
i .d an s to go to sum m er school.
Mrs. G eorge W ag n er re tu rn e d S u n ­
day ev en in g a fte r sp en d in g a weel
In P o rtla n d .
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. F a r r a r and
d a u g h te r M arth a, accom panied by ,J
S. H arvey an d son Joe le ft Monday
m o rn in g for T w in F alls, Idaho.
ay th e S u n d ay schools o:
X t th e T h w u est rsd end
of th e county enjoyed s
J I picnic to g e th e r In th e S tan field autc
Bright new stock of all kinds of
Brooder House Material.
D O N ’T D E L A Y P L A N N ­
ING T H A T L A Y IN G
H O U SE
Plans to show you to suit your
:■ convenience and pocketbook.
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Summer Fuel
C utw orm s, Slugs, B eetles,
C en tip ed es,
A n ts,
and
oth er Insects.
Oregon Hdwe. & Implt. Co.
You w ill find som e R EA L BARBAINS In W om en’s W ash Dresses
priced from 98c, |1 .4 8 , $1.38, $2.48. J u s t th e th in g for these
w arm days.
We are closing o u t o u r lig h t h ades of Queen Q uality S hots fo r­
m erly sold a t $7.00 to $7.50, now $5.00.
W e s till have a sm all q u a n tity of Ita lia n P ru n es, a t 4 pounds
for 25 cenjs. T his is a R eal B arg ain .
THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED all dav Memorial Day. Mav 30.
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
if the week. They, w ith o th ers, are
Mr. and Mrs. R aym ond E llio tt ac­ n terested in t h e Tillam ook ra n ch In
com panied by L orene E llio tt, a niece
he W estland d is tric t and they w ere
and Floyd Pierce, re tu rn e d to Sea n ak in g p re lim in a ry arra n g e m e n ts
side T uesday.
•'or extensive im provem ents on the
ranch.
Mr. B lessing an d Mr. L in d er w en
P endleton v isito rs S atu rd ay .
W ord was received h ere of the
to v itit
Z ion N a tio n a l P ark
G rand Canyon N a t’l PR.
Y .llo w s t o m N a tio n a l PR.
R ook y M ountain N atT Pk.
Hermiiton, Oregon
S oil P ests such as A p h is,
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. W a lle r sp en t
S atu rd ay n ig h t a t th e A. H. N orton
home. They w ere re tu rn in g
from
V ancouver, B. C., to th e ir hom e in
Los A ngeles.
H E R M I S T O N . H Q U S C O F Q U A L IT Y A M O B B
C. Woughter, Agent,
P reven ts and R ep els A ll
Mrs. W ag h o rn left S unday after-1
Miss Goldie Alumina h as re tu rn e d
noon for S eattle because of th e 111-1 to H erm iston to spend h er vacation. |
nesy of h er b ro th r, Sam R eihl.
KINGSLEY'S
UNION PAC IF
F o r th e S o il
Mrs. Ida Sim m ons has gone to
Raym ond C row der, p u b lish e r of Pendleton for an In d efin ite stay.
th e A rlin g to n B u lletin , w as a H er­
m iston v isito r T h u rsd ay .
Floyd K n e rr su ffered a b u rn on th e
arm la st F rid ay from b o ilin g w a te r
A lb ert
K en n in g s
accom panied In a rad ato r.
Coach W a le n ta to N o rth D ak o ta to
spend th e sum m er w o rk in g .
T hey
Mrs. F ra s e r e n te rta in e d T uesday
w ill re tu rn in tim e for school in the a t a luncheon h o n o rn g Mrs. J. F. Mc-
fall.
N aught.
ALWAYS A NICE LINE OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Shi#
A n In s e c tic id e
F ra n k G u iw its w as accid en tally I Mr. and Mrs. O. O. F elthouse left
h it by a fa llin g post a few days ago. for P o rtlan d T uesday m o rn in g on a
He su ffered no in ju ry b u t was stunn-1 business trip .
1 ed by th e fall.
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B erries For C anning
ROUND TRIP TO
D E N V E R ........... » 6 7 . »
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O M AHA..............
K ANSAS CITY
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DES M O INES .
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S T /L O U IS
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CHICAGO
SC.M
DETRO IT
106.07
CINCINNA TI
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CLEVELAND
107.61
TORONTO.
112.80
ATLANTA...
116.60
PIT T SB U R G H
110.81
W ASH ING TO N 160.81
PH ILADELPH IA 16S.87
NEW YO RK
168.6»
B O ST O N ............... 182.81
Naphthalene
Miss G ertru d e P a tte rso n of D enver
left Sunday for T acom a a fte r sp en d ­
ing a few days w ith h e r siste r, Mrs.
ID. C. Dyer.
Kir. and Mrs. C usick of A lbany are
i v isitin g a t th e hom e of th e ir d a u g h ­
A ubrey Dean is d riv in g a new F ord
ter, Mrs. Dr. Sears.
ro ad ster ab o u t tow n.
C erto
A nice line of Voiles fo r th e ho t w eath er.
S uits, Sum m er U nderw ear.
J . A. Reeves, J o h n T hom an d F.
I K n err spent F rid ay a n d S a tu rd ay
¡fish in g in the D eschutes river.
B I cam p g rounds. D u rin g th e m orning
■ th ere w as a p rogram . A t noon a
■ | b ask et d in n e r w as enjoed a fte r w hich
J .gam es and a th le tic ev en ts took place.
S atu rd ay w as th e a n n u a l com m un­
ity picnic a t P ilo t Rock. Mrs. B ax­
te r H u tch iso n and d a u g h te r Lois,
Mrs. U pham and Miss H elen Upham
and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. B est w
am ong those presen t.
A fire n e a r th e go lf lin k s k e p t|
go lf p lay ers as well as telephone and
electric w ire men busy F rid a y n ig h t
u n til a late hour. No dam age w as
done.
Mrs. R. C. Todd and d a u g h te r F a n ­
nie left M onday for a few days in |
P o rtlan d .
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Mr. an I Mrs. R. A. B row nson left I
Sunday lor P u llm an to spend a few |
days.
T um -A -L um L um ber Co.
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Inland Empire Lumber Company
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N. M. STRAW. MGR.
'Ezdosive Representativos of Natknal Bnilden Barcas
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■ S unday. J u n e 3. a t th e B aptist-
■ C h ristia n ch u rch . B ible school lo A.
■ M. M orning w o rsh ip 11 A. M -T hem e,
T he K eeping .of th e H eart.
T he
L ord's S u p p er a t th e close of th e
m o rn in g service. E v en in g services:
C h ristia n
E n d eav o r, leader. N ell
Reeves. Topic. My P la n s for a P ro ­
fita b le Sum m er. S c rip tu re . Mark <:
1-8. P reach in g , 8 P. M. Theme.
Some P erilo u s P itfa lls. T h is ch u rch
Is a place to find God, gladness an d
good frien d s. A co rd ial welcome to
all. A. J. W are, p asto r.
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L um ber for B rooder
H ou ses
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Oregon S ta te A g ric u ltu ra l College,
Corvallis, May 31-H erm iston is rep re-
lented by E ld o ra M. K ingsley In th e
rra d u a tln g class of 1928 w hich to ta ls
nore th a n 500. Miss K ingsley w ill
•eccive h er degree a t th e a n n u al
commencement exercises Ju n e 4. The
rra d u a tin g calss is composed of those
vho have survived four years of rig-
rous w ork d u rin g w hich th e ir schol-
«rsliip had to be k ept high to m eet
he req u irem en ts here. T he college
'.oes not g ra n t a degree to one w hose
iverage is less th a n a C even th o u g h
he may have accum ulated su fficien t
credits.
Miss K ingsley h as com pleted h e rj
work fo r b achelor of science degree I
in vocational ed u catio n . T his school
has m ade re m ark ab le g ro w th in rec-
n t y ears to keep pace w ith th e de­
m and fo r teac h ers of in d u s tria l sub-
iects in high schools. It has fu r th e r
advanced th is y e a r u n d er th e new
’eaderehip of Dean Jam es R. Jew ell.
3y ta k in g the degree course in th is
school, Miss K ingsley has prepared
IT IS TIME TO GET THEM BUILT
It will surprise you to see how little
it will cost to make a tight,
warm brooder house
Come in and see us.
T u m -A -L um L um ber Co.
R. A. BROWNSON, MANAGER
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Clean Nut Coal
Slab Wood • G eorge i’.cddow left M onday f o r |
tr.-;” a-ent a t th e H ot L ak e senator-1
Forest Wood
Irta .
Old growth fir, fine for either
I helm a K lnley re tu rn e d h o m e|
Monday a fte r sp en d in g some tim e In |
kindling or cooking.
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L eave your o rd er
w ith us and be
assured of th e b est
th e m a rk e t affords.
h erself fo r m ore w ork In teach in g
related vocational su b jects or for sup­ g
erv iso ry o r a d m in is tra tiv e positions
in v o cational w ork th a n Is posslbl
w here a stu d e n t majwV in one o f the
te ch n ical schools T he school Includes 3
te a c h e r tr a in in g in com m erce, a g r i­
c u ltu re , homo econom ics an d indus­
tr ia l ed u catio n , an d w ork In psychol­
ogy and education.
W h ile in college Miss K ingsley has J
ta k e n an activ e p a rt In em pua etivi- ■
tiee, being a p ro m in en t m em ber of
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th e w om en's a th le tic association.
Cheese, P ickles. M ilk,
Cream
S alt, F resh, Smoked
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