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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1929)
IM N. R. Mueller returned to Hermis ton from Princeton. Wisconsin where he has been visiting for some time with relatives. Mr. Mueller return ed via the motor route. LOCAL / PERSONAL ■ I tVITIBS ■ MCTMISTOW H inU LD , mCBlfTSTOy, OBJBGOJT. HÖBET BEE IS HIJACKER, OR MAYBE OHIT CAMHIBA! additional locals ♦ « « « « « ♦ « « O '» « « * « » * Oeruraoc«» of In tore» t Gleaned Here Mrs. C. C. Durfey returned to her anil There A bout the C ity anil home in Hermiston Wednesday of Court Buzzes With Excitement as Ex Neighborhood this week after an extended visit in parts Testify in Suit Against The annual Junior Prom given by California. Mrs. Durfey has been Railroad. R. G. Penney, secretary of the the Junior class of the high school in away since the Christmas holidays. Btanfleld Grange, was in town on honor of the graduating seniors hat Chicago.—Dead honey bees, a Su been scheduled for Friday evening. business last Saturday. Good music, good eats, good time May 3. Elaborate plans are being perlor court Jury decided, are worth at the dance Saturday night. Mbout .000315 of a cent each. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Siovester ac nade for this year’s dance and com- For a week the court of Judge John companied by their daughter Mrs. F. ulttees have been working for some Prielis had buzzed with this bee busi P. B. Doherty, a contractor of Port ■ line on the affair. The danoe will 8. Walters, were in Hermiston from ness. J. W. Cunnea and Ezra Rosa of Angeles, Washington and a former lie given in the Hermiston auditor Morris, III., sued I lie Itock Island rail resident, was back in town last Fri Blalock Monday. ium. road for $50.000, claiming ITS hives ol day looking after business interests. Itees—some 20.000,000 of them—had Mrs. Rena Waterman and daughter J. W. Clarke of Hermiston was in (lied on their first railroad trip, a ride Harry Quick, project farmer and Miss Margaret Waterman, were in from I'lke Road, Ala., to Morris. dairyman, has recently installed a Walla Walla last Monday to attend Milton. Oregon on Monday of this The railroad did not dispute the de the home concert of the Whitman all week looking after business matters. mise, but there whs much disagree new De Laval magnetic milking college glee club which has Just mem as to the cause. The complain machine on his farm. completed its 1929 tour. Vernon Ole Arrson of Umatilla was here anis said hides In the car roof al Earl J. Bailey, ice cream manufac lowed tlie ruin to come In nnd the Waterman Is a member of the club. Tuesday morning. hees were drowned outright or died turer of Forest Grove, Oregon, was slow deaths from ex|aisure. In Hermiton last week looking over R. H. Kipp, marketing specialist Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Paul and fam The railroad produced a bevy of bee from the Portland Chamber of Com ily have moved from the former Shot- eX|M*rts who told of (he strange goings ■ the project. Mr. Bailey became inter merce, was through Hermiston Sat well house cast of town to the W. J on In a bee hive. Bees, said the ex ested in this district by the public i t y given It through the Umatilla urday. lierts. were not the Industrious, peace Warner residence n Fourth street. jüalry Improvement association and Is loving creatures generally supposed considering locating here. F. A. Baker, secretary of the Stan M. W. Hubbs of Silverton, Oregon but often were like gangsters or hl field Irrigation district, was a busi was In Hermiston the first of the lackers. Get ready for a big time at the One said bees were cannibals and ness visitor in Hermiston Monday. week on business. consumed their young. Another test! Three Link Club dance. tied tliey were too temperamental to A crew of mem with the Pacific Word has been received in Hermis Joe Norton, manager of Norton's travel on trains. Railroad attorneys Telephone and Telegraph gompany advanced the theory Hint tlie bees was In Hermiston last week looking grocery, Is still contracting business laid been hijacked and killed by a ton of the death of A. R. Fisher at after lines In this vicinity and at from his home where he has been swarm of wild bees or had developed his home in Salem, Oregon. Mr. with an attack of the flu since cannibal tendencies and eaten one an Fisher was a former resident of the tending to general repair work. last week. other, or had buzzed about with ex Columbia district. He was a Civil war veteran and was in his eighties Mr. and Mrs. George Newell wert in citement until tliey dropped dead. The Jury brought In a verdict of at the time of his death. Pendleton one evening last week Among the Umatilla people in Her where Mr. Newell attended u district miston the first of the week was A. E itl,:w for tlie complainants. Frank Little was confined to his meeting of Standard Oil company McFarland. Mr. McFarland war home with an attack of flu for a few managers. They were accompanied transacting business here on Tuesday. English as W ritten days at the first of the week. by Mr. and Mrs. Joy Husted of Stan by Man in West Africa field. Mr. Husted Is manager of the Don't forget the Three Link Club St. Joseph, Mich.—Any contention Mrs. Levi Reeder and Miss Elsie company in that town. dunce Saturday night. that residence In Hie British empire Reeder left , Hermiston Wednesday is prima facie evidence of mastery of evening for Salem where they will Mrs. George Wagnor was a week the king's English falls on the (leaf Mrs. George Jeukins and Mrs. F end visitor in Walla Walla, Washing ears of ( i E. Blake, exporter ot auto attend the state Christian Endeavor K. Deen were Joint hostesses at a do mobile accessories. convention. ton. lightful bridge luncheon at the Jen In refutation of what he believes is kins home on Fourth street Tuesday a commonly erroneous impression, At the Bap^igt-Christian church Miles Beasley u tu i d to his home afternoon, April 16. Guests to makf Blake offers the following letter, re Sunday, April 21. Sunday school at In Lewiston, Idaho last Friday after up five tables of cards were invited velled from a [»respective customer 10 o’clock. Preaching services at 11 a visit lu Hermiston. for the affair. Prizes for high score hi Accra, British West Africa: o clock. The Rev. Hall will deliver | were awarded to Mrs. A. H. Norton "Sir: he sermon. Christian Endeavor meet Finley Graybeal of Pendleton was and Mrs. H. E. Hitt, with the con ■'Will you be kindly allow me ft» ing in the evening at 7:30. In tawn on business Tuesday. Mr. solation going to Mrs. C. J. Blelinan olfer myself to you as having knowing me but have kept your kindness Graybeal Is with Glliander nnd Bur Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ruber and fam through alt my health. Yes It was roughs. The Rev. and Mrs. Milton and baby lust week I picked up your name and ily from Stanfield were visitors at of Walla Wala, the Rev. Mrs. Beam address from my friends table that the Lindner home Sunday. Mrs. Ruber Mrs. William Shaar spent last Sun ish and Mr. and Mrs. Swarner were recommending yon so highly, which at Is Mr. Lindner's sister. day In Walla Walla visiting with dinner guests at the Mumma home once etfeckd my love; I shall he much relatives. READ THE HOME PAPER pleased to have a present catalogue Sunday. ' ----- 1— -J>---------- L i. . . - ■ unil few Examples of your powers, ■ ---------1 —— ««n»ing tills very mail; In order kn NEW! order Hie same. I cannot recommend Men's and Boy's Spring Caps m.v »elf too self too you as an egotism, but m.v activity will prove itself. 75c to $2.00 “1 beg to remain, I am, 4 "Yours faithfully, April 20-22 ”E. E. M. -----------" Specials Saturday Monday lîonsolnld Rn sins, I lb. bug 26c A. B. Coffee, 1 lb. Bag, 1 stick of candy FREE for ........ 48c Wheat Heats, teenie weenie. 2 for ............... Vegetable Salad ...... Monarch Catsup ........ 25c See our Cretonn and Curtain materials for the Spring house cleaning. Khaki and Straw Hats are now In. A New Lino of Ladles' and Children's Fabric Gloves. ** l D' M urdoch & c ° C h ic a g o PHONE 171 KINGSLEY’S Buenos Aires.—Bivorce Is not rec ognized In Argrnilnu, and consequent ly many mlsmated couples have mode u Reno of Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay Just across the River Platte. In some ways Montevideo provides a more convenient spot for undoing marital bonds flint does even Reno or Faria, hern use salts can he btntigbt there hy power of attorney. "Incom tmtililtlty of temperament” Is among the accepted grounds. Procedure In Uruguay Is slmllnr to Hint under French law In that three montlis are allowed for "conciliation.” at tlie end of widt h time the would be divorcees appear. In person or h.v at torney, to explain that they still want to be legally sepnruled. At tlie end of three months a decree Is given. Uruguayan divorces granted to Ar gentine eltlzens arc recognized by the civil law here If they are registered with the Argentine authorities. But without tills registration, nn Argen line divorced In Uruguay may, If he monies again In Buenos Aires, be Hable to proserntlon for bigamy. G irl “Trouble Clerk” Count* on H er Smile P la ce Your O rders for W o o d to be tak en from Car at W h o lesa le P rices G ood H eavy Pine B ox W ood a t 4 cents per cubic foot. $4.00 PER HUNDRED CUBIC FEET Heavy Fir Slab Wood at Cord ASI’RE FOR a CORD. THIS NT OF ENDS OF HEAVY CAR OF EACH OF THESE ber C om p an y Hundreds of new and real bargains. 7ou will be delighted with the many savings and tine merchandise offered at such low prices. FRUIT DISHES PHONE 331 FLASHLIGHT EA T TH IE S MUSH DISHES TIRE TAPE SCREEN PAL T FLY SWATTERS PUTT' IC I IV i'li .« > STEEL WC0L COUPE SOUP PLATES SILA P PLATES PIE PLATES VEG STABLE DISHES PLATTERS And hundreds of other a .t Sc each es at- 9c each SATURDAY FREE ONLY FRIDAY ONLY WÏTH EAt H CASH PURCHASE OF $2.C0 OR OVER WILL BE GIVEN FREE AS LONG AS THEY LAST, AN a .TRACTIVE AND SERVICE- ABIE CO‘ CRED SHOPPING BAS KET. CH( ICE OR ROSE, BLUE OR PURP LE. ETCHED SHELL GLASS TUMBLERS. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGN AT : THE LOW PRICE OF 49 CENTS PER SET. ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER OF SETS AND ONLY ONE SET TO A CUSTOMER. OUR ENTRE STOCK OF ALUMINUM WARE WLL BE ON SALE FOR THESE LAST TWO DAYS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. HIGH CLASS ALUMINUM WARE AT MUCH LESS THAN WHOLESALE COST. O regon H ard w are & Im p lem en t C om pany H. J. Stillings sold one o fhis 40 acre tracts near the George Beddow lllace to a Mr. Arthur of Butter creek. See those Men’s Fancy 25c Sox, ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■»■■■■■■■■I mrs . Read the Advertisements M c K inley W ill b e here S atu rd ay, A pril 2 7 w ith a full line o f R ea d y -to -W ea r G arm ents, in clu d in g G raduation D resses. R em em b er th e d a te N O R T O N ’S G R O C E R Y Satu rd ay, A p ril 2 7 DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING HERE : To make your food buying easy. Campbell Mercantile Company ■ CASH AND CARRY PRICES PREVAIL IN ALL GOODS IN THIS ■ Revere, Mass.—Going, perhaps, on Hie principle that “a soft answer JJ STORE (turnetb away wrath." the mayor of Revere has Just appointed ns ollt. lal (■ U B I “complaint clerk" a young woman with a charming voice and a persua sive smile. ••■ ■ ■ B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B S B B B B B B B B B B C A SH AND PAY LESS H She Is Louise Termlnello. nineteen, ■ ____________ P A Y but with two years pf office expert- I ence behind ber soil poise nnd dig nity beyond her years. The nmnlier of persons who call I 'Ikliy st tlie city hall to see Hie mevnr •personally" Is Incredible, according | to veteran employe»««. Ami there are sn.v uiimher win» have grievances, legitimate or Imaginary, about any thing from ash or garbage collection to erroneous tax bills. Red ft White Chain Store Products assure uniform high quality. Red ft White Services make shop ping doubly easy. The owner serves— The buyer saves Specials Saturday-Mon. April 20-22 SUGAR 11 pounds ............................. Denton, Texas.—An experiment In dn.\ light saving" eduentlon will he tried Hits summer at North Texas State Teacher«' college. More limn JM»W students will get np THE BEST SANDWICHES— Home sugar cured roast ham with Hi* tun live mornings a week to . makes one of the most delicious sai dwichee— In fact it Is a regular n’t etol »lasses beginning at all n'cloek meal. Why not adopt the simple plan of having a roast hom on Afternoons will he devoted to study hand, then «hen the children want a ’tween meal snack you can and evenings to recreation. give them a health building ham sat dwich. Floodlights will light up the athlelle Held for night sports. Movies will be shown Is an open air theater. The "daylight Having" program was | ► DEPENDABLE > devised to accommodate wbat la es DEPENDABLE BUTCHERS BUTCHERS : b psvted to be the school's largest rn ^ ■ b b b b b b b b b b b b PHONE 411 tvliment. 73c I •] 3,000 Pupil* Rise W ith Sun to Save Daylight RED & WHITE OVAL SARDINES Two for ............................... 25c SERVUS GOLDEN SWEET CORN Two for ................................. 39c SERVUS PANCAKE FLOUR Large size ............................................ 29c BANANAS Thrte pounds ................................ 25c LW1 [•f (i Sertu c Ì) HERMISTON CASH MARKET MANAGES F.RVICE ANS- »'.lontevideo Proves Reno for Unhappy Couple* Two MORE IMYS HURRY j BBBBBBBBfcBBBBBBBBBBB h R E D ^W H !T E - N
