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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1929)
THE HEKMISTOH HEBAJLD, HERMISTON, OREOON. z Attends 0. S. C.-Oregon Game. day In Pendleton. Georgie Beddow returned home Thursday. He plans to be at home now to manage hiB heep. Claude Haddox was a dinner guest at the R. L. Addleman home Monday. A group of about 20 young peo ¡ring Party Friday. ple surpised Archie Conrad last The junior and senior Christian Thursday night at a pleasant chiv- Ebdcavor societies of the Baptist arce. ('tirlstlan church w ill have a Thanks Enic Pierson has moved his sheep givin g party Friday evening, Novem on the H oisington place. bed 22 at 7:3 0 . There w ill be a L. H. Pearson and B ill Doherty ca/idy sale at this tim e.. Miss Audrey ilenriksen spent the week end visitin g w ith her parents at Molalla. Oregon, and attended the O. 8. C.-Oregon annual Home-coming football game at Eugene. Miss Ilen riksen is a graduate of Oregon, which made the trip worth w hile.— Ortgon won. Later dope: O. S. C. played tend Co-Operative Meeting. Sidney Barnard and R. G. Penney. thrld strin g men, keeping the of Stanfield, left W ednesday to a t Irst and second string for the tend the sta te co-operative meeting teb t .w ith Detroit Saturday. being held in Portland th is week. George R. Lewis and W ill R. Peterson, Pendleton lawyers, were In Herm iston Tuesday morning on busi ness. County Agent Here. W alter A. Holt, county agent, was in Hermiston Tuesday on business. In Pendleton. Mrs. Oeorge Jenkins was In Pen dleton Friday. n Ranier. Oral Henriksen returned W ednes day from a week’s trip to Ranier, W ashington, where ho went on busi ness. Al Henriksen accompanied him back to Hermiston. Voi. 1 Phone 331. Herm iston, Ore., November 21, 1929 No. 11 J , ..... ,iJ- E D IT O R IA L It’s funny. When a person bets on three kings that la gam bling; if you bet you can moke three spades, th a t’s entertainm ent; If you bet stocks w ill go up, ttah's big busi ness. R. A. Brownson, Editor. DRY WOOD — and— HOT COAL W H Y N O T N O W FO K I I T-A-L Modern Invention and progress Is T-A-L all right but did you ever take a Turnblads Have Guests. • So live that when the summons bath and use paper towels? Mr. and Mrs. Cecil W arner and comes you w ill have a friend in the T-A-L fam ily were Sunday dinner guests at city hall. the A. W. Turnblad home. Lots of coal m oving now. Are you T-A-L rettin g your share. H ee- Aren’t you wild about bath At Beasley Home. in g beauties? T-A-L Mr. and Ms. C. W. W illiam s of Ha— Idon’t know. Never bathed A hotel in a sm all town announced one. Myrtle Creek, Oregon, were guests at the W. B. Beasley home the past ‘.hat after the new roof was put on T-A-L week. Mr. W illiam s form erly farm, there would be no more running The huddle sytem in football was water In the rooms. ed east of town. started after a coach saw five Scotch men ligh tin g their pipes. T-A-L T-A-L Buys Rations Saturday. Our roofing docs Just that— stops Peter Castrlc, farmer and dairy Because you have occasional spells men of the project, was In town Sat waters keeps in heat and keeps out of despondency, don’t despair. The old, wears and wkears and wears, Run has a sinking spll each night, but urdav buying groceries and lookin' for a cook book. Pete was wearing rnd is reasonably priced. it rises the next morning. a sm ile of satisfaction. Sick With Rheumatism. T H E WAY TO BEAU TIFUL H O M E S Jack R eeves has been sick with inflam m atory rheumatism for aboui came to Hermiston a ten days. week ago to help his ow ns _ the Hermiston had formerly been In Oregon. Earl Roth Here. Earl Roth little over a father, who bakery. He North Bend, Cars Collide. A fter being hit by another car w hile he was traveling between Boardman and Irrigon on his way home to Carloy, W ashington, Satur day, M. E. Carley was brought to the Hermiston hospital with a brok en rib, broken left shoulder and wounds in the scalp. He was In the hospital until Wednesday forenoon In Hospital. I. R. Irvington of The Dalles was In the hospital Thursday for medical tieatm en t. Mrs. Gus Thomas of U m atilla had a minor operation at the hospital Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bean H-re. W hile on their way home from the U niversity of Oregon, where they had gone to see their son and the football game. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bean, of M ilton-Freewater, stopped In Her miston Monday night nnd had dinner w ith Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Harrah. Mr. Bean Is county commissioner. Takes Treatments. Mrs. Fay Gardner was admitted to the Hermiston hospital Tuesday n igh t for medical treatment. Entertain at Party. Guests dressed In the flow ing skirts, high necks, tigh t sleeves, and pert hats of the gay ’90’s attended the old fashioned party given by Mrs. Ed. Jackson and Mrs. C. M. Best Satur day afternoon at Mrs. B est’s home. Bridge was played In the aft' moon and the first prize was won by Laura W allace. Mrs. Ceorge Shelton won the cut prize. There were six ta b les1 at the party. SC R EEN - G R ID Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by THE TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. A. D. Croaland, former resident of Spend Sunday With Friends. Mr. and Mrs. A ugust Linder and Herm iston, now of Pendleton, was in Mrs. Barbam and son Childs, spent tow n W ednesday on business. 45 7 Sunday at the home o f W. W. W il lards in Stanfield. At Heathman Hotel, F. B. Swayze, a business man of H erm iston, and Mi?). Swayze are reg-| Sale Changes Name. The B aptist Ladies’ Aid has chang istered at the Heathman from Uma ed the name of its rummage sale to tilla county.— Morning Oregonian. thrift sale. A rticles brought to the sale that cannot be used in the Leave Hospital. Mrs. H. K. Dean and baby son left local com m unity w ill be shipped to St. A nthony’s hospital in Pendleton the state Parent Teachers' assocla tlon to be sold in the service shop. last Thursday. 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