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lUIGON NEWS ITEMS
Hermiston Monday to visit his w ife
There are 22 2* telephones in Pten-11*72 in use.
and son who are in ths hospital. dleton. In 1920 there were only |
The little one la In a serious condi­
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tion w ith th ro at and ear trouble.
M r. and Mre. Batte Rand motored
to Pendleton Wednesday.
Mrs. Fran k Stevers and son W ilb u r
were visiting friends in Boardman
Monday.
— Complete Line of Sporting Goods—
Mr. and Mrs. Brace were Hermis­
ton callers Monday.
M r. and Mrs. W ill Morton visited
at ths orris Burchett home Sun­
day.
Hugh G rim m called at the Y em
Jonee home Sunday.
Mrs. 0. Coryell
returned
home
Sunday from The Delies where she
Baptist-Christian Church
has been takin g treatments. She
I t seems most fittin g th at we are w as accompanied by relatives.
Mrs. Elroy Lamoreaux and son Eu­
to study about the Sower next Sun­
F O B SAI E Flee Jersey eows, I
day m orning for this is spring time gene were Hermiston visitors Thurs­
fresh, 1 yearling bull subject to
and spring time is always sowing day. They called on Mrs. W . C.
regtatratlon. J. <3. Cochrant M la-
time. The heart is like a garden and Isom on their return home.
nsfcaha Spring. Phone 35-W -4.
Mr. Fran k Brace is very
busy
the seed of the Word of God be sown
27-2tp In it and let It grow and bring fbrth planting peas and ¡early potatoes on
W e extend a cordial in v ita ­ the Jack Bullard place which he has
FOB H I S
One four wheeler tra il fru it.
* r ; «ne stack tra ile r. A tew good tion to a ll interested In the W ord of rented lor th ia year.
Roscoe W illiam s planted early po­
•aad cans toe-¿.sale cheap. Used God to be present at ten o’clock.
Charles Beneflel is spending a few
The theme for our consideration at tatoes Thursday.
parte for all care. Hermiston Auto
days visiting friends n Lexngton.
The
H
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B.
C.
committee
met
Thurs­
morning
worship
Is
“Receiving
the
W recking House.
B. F. Pierson,
tl|e
Righteous day and visited the cemetery decid­
Joe Puckett who has been visit­
owner.
19tfc RhconeHIWtlon ot
One." Ths theme Is w orthy o f our ing on-needed improvements. A day ing a t the home of his fath er-in -law ,
B u rk’s For Bargains.
spent in
cleaning the Charles Beneflel, took
ieet interest and most serious w ill be
his
little
thought. W ho would not wish to bo grounds and about 200 trees w ill daughter Joice to Portland for a
M aley’s Electric Hatchery.
Baby a frien d of God through Jesus Ohrlst? ho set, beeldee hardy shrubs. Mrs. short visit w ith her mother.
«kicks, custom hatched. Most all W e hope hungry hearts may come J. Smith, Mrs. W . C. Isom and Mrs.
E arl Benael waa a Sunday visi­
standard breeds.— W e’H tre at <yeu and be fed.
Geargs Haskell served on this com tor a t the W . C. Isom home.
rig h t.
Used Incubators fo r sale
.'T etin g folks society meets at 1:30 tuittee. A day w ill be set for the
Agnes Kendler of U m atilla, who
Freewater, Oregon, Phone (5 F 1 4 , P. M. W e have a place for a ll the work soon and every one Invited to
la attending the Northwestern busl-
Freew ater.
26-Stp young fo lk sa n d extend a welcome to help. : For inform ation Inquire at
neea school at Spokane, and who Is
them.
the postoffice.
home for a short visit, visited Doro­
T O R SALE— 10 scree on Columbia
Evening wrshlp a t 7 :» « and the
M r. and Mrs. W ill Morton who thy Isom Saturday (afternoon.
lilg h w ay , between main Irrig ation
theme "The Church w ith O ne* Door” have rented the Beavert place for
Those on the sick list the past
ditch and city.
Price *1200.00
w ill he presented.
this year have moved Into the Hux week w ith attacks of the flu are
L illia n P. Hubbe, Trustee, Silver-
Prayer meeting end study is nt house where they w ill live u n til the Dorothy and Donald
Isom.
Mrs.
ton, Oregon.
25-tfc
7 : S I on Thursday nights.
Beaver* house Is repaired
H a rry Sm ith, Mre. Burchett and her
Mrs. W . C. Isom was . a business little grandson.
MISCELLANEOUS
T A K E N FROM . M Y DESK Tuesday »
visitor la Hermiston Saturday.
—’ M. E, Church Motes
Russell McCoy waq a week-end vis­
Sunday at 10 o’clock A. M. you
M r. and Mrs. Alqulat were dinner
March 4, Buiovla Lindberg model
ito r w ith his parents, M r. and Mrs.
w rist watch.
W ill give reward are wsleorhe to our Sunday school guests a t the James W arner home
McCoy.
for return and no questions asked. and there w ill be a chair fo r you. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Oliver were H er­
Preaching
nt
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A.
M.
Fred B. Barker.
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Mrs. F red M arkham who has been
miston callers Saturday.
On Thursday, March 13, our dis­ seriously 111 w ith Influenza. Is some
M r. and Mrs. Marshal Markham
B u rk’s For Bargains.
tric t superintendent wUl be here for better.
are visiting at ths McCoy home.
quarterly
conference.
John Smith is on ths sick list this
"H IG H E S T CASH PRICES P A ID FOR the March
M r. and Mrq.
Seaman
visited
week.
LIVESTO C K OF A L L
K IN D S .” Remember the day and come.
friends bere Saturday and Sunday.
Epworth
League
a
t
6:30
P.
M.
The 4-H sewing clubs, divisions one
Address Guston d Bennett,
The
Mr. and Mrs. J. Berry of Um atilla,
O. W. Payne, and two, o f w ith th eir liead^rs,
Dalles, Oregon.
27-4tc No evening services.
spent Sunday vrtth
Mrs.
BerryB
pastor.
Mrs. F ran k Brace and Mm. H a rry
mother, Mrs. Em m ett McCoy.
W A N T E D — Man w ith car. I f you
Smith, Saturday.
Division
three
w ant a Job that offers good pay
sewing met a t the ¡school building,
CHRISIIAIMIMQA
and steady employment, w rite V.
also eooklng,- division three.
The
44 p h rls t Jeans’* was the subject of work Is quite nicely started and It is
S. Chaney, 115 No. G arfield, Pen­
the Lesson - Sermon In all hoped w ill be carried through sue
dleton, Oregon
27-2tp
Churches of Christ, Scientist, on cessfully.
Sunday, March 2.
F A R M FOR T R A D E — 75 acres A1
George Kendler, . Dorothy Isom.
The Oolden .Text was, "Whoso,
soil, government ditch; a ll In crop,
E arl Isom and Verdfe Leach motored
PENDLETON, OREGON
ever
believeth
that
Jesus
is
the
clear of Incumberance, on highway
to Pendleton Sunday P. M. to see
Christ Is born of God; and every
near Klam ath Falls, GVegen. W ill
the show a t th« R lvoll.
one that loveth him that begat
trade far farm near Hermiston.
loveth him also that is begotten
Mrs. James W arn er made a trip to
H . H . Haynes, 2323 Orchard Ave
of him" ( I John 6:1).
Pendleton Tuesday to have some
K lam ath Falls, Oregon.
27-2tp
Among the citations which oom- dental work done.
prised the Lesson-Sermon was ths
F ran k Fredrickson made a trip to
B u rk’s For Bargains.
following from the Bible: “Behold
my
servant,
whom
I
uphold;
mine
Hermiston Second Hand Store.— Tree
PHONE 19-J FOR
elect, hi,whom m y sotaAeMghtotk;
p uller, also 250 ft. in. cable. F u r­
I have put my spirit upon him: he
nitu re, hardware and stoves. lO tfe
LIST OF SERI
shall bring torth Judgment to the
Gentiles” (Isa. 41:1).
Burk's fo r Bargains.
The Lesson-Sermon also included
the following passages from the
Burk's For Bargains.
Christian Science textbook, "Sci­
ence and Health with Key to the
20 ACRES of old a lfa lfa land for
Scriptures”, by M ary Baker Eddy:
sale or w ill rent i f planted to
“Christ is ths tree Idea voicing
artichokes.
L. M. Baker, M an­
good, the divine message from God
zanita, Oregon.
2 (-3 to
to men speaking to ths human con­
sciousness" (p. 121).’ "Through­
Order Baby Chicks from J. S. W est,
out all generations both before and
Hermiston.
2 t-4 tp
after the Christian era, the Christ,
as the spiritual Idee,—the reflec­
W s have Money to Loan on D airy
tion ot God,—has come with some
Cattle, Beef Cattle and Sheep
measure of power and grace to all
T w in C ity Creamery
Company,
prepared to receive Christ, Truth1*
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Kennewick, Washington.
25-tfc
m ua
Troy Laandry
Calls Mon,Tues.
Thurs. & S a t
Damp Wash
20 lb s, 85c
KECK
Barber Shop
LODGE DIRECTORY
S P O R T IN G G< IH »DS
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From Kennewick.
NOTICE TO CBEDITORS
H . B. W h itn e y of Kennewick, was
IX THE COUNTY COUBT OF THE
Hermiston caller Thursday.
STATE OF OREGON FOE UMA­
TILLA COUNTY.
Twin Falls Visit<£
In the M atte r of the Estate
of
W illia m Graham Root, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given th at the
undersigned has been appointed exe­
cu trix of the last w ill and testament
ot W illia m Graham Root, deceased
and has qualified as the te w directs.
AU persons having claims against
said, estate a r t required to present
the same to me a t the office of W .
3 . W arner, my attorney, in Herm is­
ton, Oregon w ith proper vouchers,
w ith in six months from the
M. L. Brown, Weiser, Idaho; B.
B errler, L a Grande; Joe Feld mar,
H . P. Heilm an, M r. and Mrs H errin ,
F B. Sibley, a l l ’ of Portland; 3. E.
W ilson, The Dalles; M r. and Mrs
Darrel, Seattle; and V. B. Bybee, Ce­
cil Casper, A lb ert Gruber and N. L.
Dated this «th day of February,
Gorglns, a ll of W a lla W alla .
1M 0.
A D A U N E R. P. C A R L Y LE ,
Carnal N et Heavily Leaded
ll-6 tc
Executrix.
When a camel Is three years old, Il
Is token Into the caravan for a few
:'s For Bargains.
tripe to accustom It to desert travel
At four It carries a small load and at
MOTICE TO CREDITORS
live can undertake a fnl) share of
h ths County Court of the State of work. However, loads carried by
these huge animals do not exceed 400
t Oregon for Umatilla County.
to 000 pounds at most
In ths M atte r o f the Estate
of
- R E A D T H E W A N T ADS— I T PATO
O rtfftn . Deceased.
Natloe Is hereby give» th a t ths
»oooeoeoex oeeeeoooeowoo
has been appointed ad
ar o f the estate of M a rt
BREVITIES
S rlffln , deceased, and has qael lftod
In playing cards tor money a
as the tew directs. Adi persons hav
good deal dependa on i
teg claims against said estate are
spqulred to preoeat the eaaee to
i office of W . J.. W arn er, my at-
Mea who get sentenced tor
y. In Hermiston, Oregon, w ith
arson i to longer make Ugjit ef
vouchers, w ith in six months
f r o « tbs date hereof.
Dated this 20th day of February.
Blacksmiths have a habit of
ISM .
©tag things la the haat of the
F. L JEWETT,
25-Cte
have the tin e now and
olaaeiok
Ow prioe is «2.00.
to o a t
can assnre yon a firet-
Don’t w*it until the erase is ready
second and fourth Thursday.
Region Hall.
HITT’S CONFECTIONERY
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W. L. MORGAN, D. M. D.
now associated with
Dr. F. V, PRIME
General Dentistry
HERMISTON
X -R a y and Diagnosis
Bank B uilding
Phone Connections
Sundays and Evenings by apelnt-
ment.
ALFRED W. CHRISTOPHERSON
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phone 73S.
Rea. Phone 713
Office in First National Bank Bldg.
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h s. M c K enzie , m . d
Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat
Office:
A CHANGE OF DATE
FOR YOUR
1-2-3 Inland Em pire Bldg.
Pendleion, Oregon
W. J. W A BN EB
Atto rney-at-Law
Hermiston
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TELEPHONE
BILLING
DR. A. E. MARBLE
Chiropractor
I Treat both Acute and Chronic Dis­
eases.
Office: Two doors west of postoffice
Phone 481
Office Hours, 10 to 12; l:> 0 to 3.
During March a new plan of issu­
ing telephone hills will be intro­
duced.
Hermiston, Oregon.
HERMISTON BARBER SHOP AND
BEAUTY PARLOR
Mr. and Mrs. Shaar, Prop. Phone 481
Benefits from the new arrange­
ment wiil appeal to you. A full ex­
planation will be enclosed with
your March 1st telephone bill.
Please read it carefully.
PRANN FUNERAL SERVICE
Telephone 801 Night or Daay
CHAPEL, FUNERAL COACH AND
SANITARY PREPARATION ROOM
Ambulance Service
Hermiston Avenue
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The Hermiston billing date
after March 1st, will
be the >
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11th of the month, r.
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S J. L. VAUGHAN
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T he P acific T elephone A nd T elegraph C ompany
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ANY AND
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Phone 139
Burk's for Bargains.
NOTICE
I AM HERE TO SERVE THE PUBLIC.
’S R E P A IR S H O P
IF YOU ARE SATIS­
I AIM TO HANDLE A GOOD QUALITY OF MEAT, AND HAN­
DLE IT UNDER THE MOST SANITARY CONDITIONS.
OPEN
FOR INSPECTION AT ALL TIMES.
H tttta s
W h e r e Y o u r D o lla r s
My Motto:
H a v e M o r e “C e n ts ”
“ Q U A L I T Y and S E R V I C E ”
It will urprlee you how much
we can save you during the year
on your shoe bill. All we ask Is
that you bring your shoos to us
for repairing In ample time so we
can do a good Job.
HERMISTON MEAT MARKET
Friday & Saturday
A. W. TURNBLAD
PHONE 411
C A S H P R IC E S
1« POUNDS SUGAR ...........
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C R Y S TA L W H IT E SOAP, 10 BARS....... .............
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WHY FAT MORE?
Rise Front
B U R N H A M ’S
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
PHONS M l
HERMISTON, OREGON
121 MAIN ST.
A Full Line Of
SHOE OILS
BOWMAN
SHOESHOP
Pendleton
Service for
Hermiston
People
NO. 2 1-2 S IZE F A N C Y S P IN A C H , 3 CANS
B U IE B U N N Y F A N C Y PEAS. 6 CANS ................ ......
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ing qualities of the wheat— strength­
ening and nourishing, it is tasteful
too.
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In addition we carry a full line of
the finest cakes and pies, baked cn
the premises, everything prepared
with the purest ingredients and made
to represent the utmost in dslicio-.;«-
ness and food raise.
Hermiston Bakery
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FIED TELL OTHERS; IF YOU ARE NOT TELL ME.
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O. A. H ills , entomologist a t the
U m atilla experiment station, made a
hasty trip to T w in Falls. Idaho, last
Sunday to confer w ith D r. Carter
who is in charge of the w ork which
M r. H ills la doing here.
At Hotel.
Meets first and th ird Thurs­
day. Legion A u xilia ry meet«
IB THE TIME to got
your Lawn Mowers in
■hase for Barine. We
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Ml
HERMISTON POST NO. 37
Fishing Tackle, Ammunition, Guns
Cigars, Candies, Sandwiches
no.
( INSURANCE-—Fire, Life, Auto— “In­
sure in « t n Insurance.” J. M. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
V IN E Y A R D LODGE NO. 20«, L O O .
F. meets each Monday evening in Odd
Fellows’ h all. Visiting members w -
dlally Invited.
W. R. Longhorn, Secretory.
Baxter Hutchison, N . G.
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
THREE TIMES A WEI-K. PHONE
461 AND OUR DRIVER WILL
STOP.
SHAAR'S BARBER SHOP
Local Agent
DOMESTIC
LAUNDRY
Pendleton. Oregon