THB HBBMlflTOM HERALD, HERMISTON, OKBtíOM.
Hutchison home In the Columbia dis
trict. Mr. Hutchison states that the
crops In the Pilot Kock section are
looking fine. Baxter says things look
fine here also.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
spent the week-end.
Make» Trip to The Dalles.
os far as Hood River where she spent
Mr». P. V. Prime made a- trip to the week-end.
The Dalle» Tuesday where »he met
her husband, Dr. P. V. Pritpo, who
was returning from Portland They From Pendleton.
John lluddox of Pendletou was In
returned to Hermiston Tuea
uftor-
Hermiston Tuesday looking after
noon.
huelucss interests.
Leaves ior P°rtland.
From Vancouver.
Mrs. George Jenkins and
Bobby, accompanied by her fiother,
ml Satur-
Ss
Mr». Peaper, left for Portland
day afternoon, where they «Su
wm re
main until Mi. Tenkin-1 is seU'e.1 In
Coquille wheu I hey w ill Join libn at
their new home. Mr Jenktvs let!
for Coquille Monday night.
Betsey E. Ross, former resident of
Hermiston now ot Vancouver. Wash-
lugton, wr.a In Hermiston Mmdx.
and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Bensel were
Walla Walla visitors Sunday.
From Cle Elam.
F. P. Rogers of Cle Elum was vis
Mrs. Rena Waterman left for Seat iting at the A. E. Bensel home ever
tie Saturday night where she will the week end. Mrs F F. Ht-gers,
spend the summer.
who has been visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ben
Home for Visit.
sel returned to her home with her
Prank Swayze Ir. is visiting-nt the husband Sunday.
home of hts parents, Mr. and Mrs.
P. .B Swayze.
Motors to Boise.
Maurice Kameran
motored to
From Portland.
Boise, 'Idaho, Saturday, returning
Miss Nancy McNaught arrived Sunday afternoon.
from Portland Saturday to spend two
weeks at her home.
Ill in Walla Whlla.
Mrs. William Shaar Is 111 at the
Pendleton Visitor.
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Herbert Hedwall motored to Pen C. Bains in Wall i Walla.
dleton Tuesday morning.
Hermiston Visitors.
Kotor to Walla Walla.
i
Robert Yeager and his mother,
John Kopacz, Mildred Camming» Mrs M. E. Yeager of W l.lla Walla.
nnd Bill Reynolds motored to Walla were Hermiston visitors Tuesday.
Walla Sunday.
Leave* for Enterprise.
Motors to Enterprise.
John Kopacz left Hermiston Tuea-
A. A. Little left for Enterprlsc day by motor for Enterprise where
Monday to look after his business In he will be employed.
terests in that city.
M°tor to The Dalles.
Aid Will Not Meet.
The Baptlst-Chri8tian Aid will not
Fred Gibson and Ted West motor meet Wednesday, April 16, «¡'m em
cd to The Dalles Saturday night, re bers may attend Methodist Aid Sil
turning Sunday evening.
ver tea.
f -‘-rio V'sitors.
Buys Car.
Laura Wallace and ilargrret M
Francis Stephens of Umatilla pur
Devltt spent the week-end in Ontar chased a new Ford roadster from the
io.
Rohrman Motor company Monday.
Employed at Hotel.
From Pendleton.
W. S. Logan of Portland nnd Alice
Mr. and Mrs. L. Bowman of Pen
Etelnhauae of Vancouver are employ dleton were In Hermiston Tuesday on
ed at the Hermiston hotel.
business.
From Pendleton,
From Portland.
Walter Nation, Jailer at Pendle
Mr. O. E. Rush, representative of
ton, was in Hermiston Bunday visit IJlc Ford Motor Compan) of Port
ing his folks, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. imi«», was In Hermiston Tuesday.
Nation.
From Pilot Rock.
Portland Visitor*.
V.
Walla W’ lla Visitors.
Leaves for Se®ttle.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hutchison
Ina Lenhart and Robert McRey wero Sunday visitors st the Baxter
nolds made a trip to Portland Satur
day afternoon and returned to Her
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miston Sunday. Mr. anj Mr*. Charles
Lenhart came back with them for
a visit at the M. A. Lenhart home.
Miss Clara Gehnart . accompanied
them as far ns Hood River where she
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a Surge milking maehlne.
SCHOO NEWS— CONT’D.
Mrs. O. Crowner and Mrs. Robert
(Continued From Page One)
Paddy of Pendleton drove down and
The high school board for district
had dinner Thursday with Mr. *au<l
14 met Monday night to consider M *.
Mrs. C. A. Flannlgan. Mrs. Crowner
Wallace J. Cochran of Albany for
is Mr. Flannlgan'» mother.
the Science teacher and coach, and
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. DcMoss and
In Walla Walla Hospital.
Miss Margaret G. Elliott, fr English
Mrs W. 8. Boyuton wp» taken to family motored to Pendleton Satur
teacher In the local high school for
St. Mary's hospital at Walla Walla day to attend the high Bcbool decla
the coming year.
Friday morning for a major opera matory contest.
Friday, April 11. Morris Pierson
tion performed on her eye by Dr.
Mr, and Mrs. C. M. Jackson and
goes to Pendleton to participate In
Cowen, eye s]»»ela'.lst of that city. sons, Billy and Bobby, made a busi
the National Constitutional Oratori
Slit is reported aa gelling along ni e- ness trip to Pendleton Saturday af
cal contest against the winners in
ly. Mrs. Harry Kelley Is also In ternoon.
Morrow, Wasco, Sherman, Gilliam
Walla Walla this we k with her
Mrs. C. A. Flannlgan Is enjoying a nnd Hood River counties. Each
mother.
visit with her mother, Mrs. L Lewis speaker will give hlg original oration
'of Portland. Mrs. Flannlgan drove after which they will each draw a
Dinner Guests.
to Portland where she was called by subject and gave a 4 minute extem
Mr. and Mrs. L. Stewart and Mr. the illness of her mother and after a
poraneous speech on the subject
and Mrs. V.
Allen were guests at ¡ten days visit returned home bringing which they drew. The general sub
the Guy Cronk home In Minuchaha her mother with her.
ject of these extemporaneous speeches
district for Sunday dinner, roast tur
Ernest Hauser, assistant county will be “Conditions in 1787 Inelud
key being the main dish.
agent was in the neighborhood on Ing the facts of the constitutional
Monday testing the dairy herds for convention Itself, leading personali
From Spokane.
contagious abortion.
ties of the convention, domestic con
Mr. B. F. V ystmore of the West-
I. O. Montgomery and family have ditions and their foreign relation
more Teachers’ agency in Spokane,
moved to the Stanfield ranch.
ships which effected the constitu
Washington, was In Hermiston Mon
Mrs. Dot Thomas of Milton visited tion.” The Judges for this contest
day talking over school matters with
at the McKlnny home Sunday.
will be the chairman from the differ
Mr. Frank Shaw, local principal of
ent counties represented.
schools.
Carl S. McNaught, F. C. McKenzie
and F. B. Swayze left Monday morn
ing on a business trip to Bend, Ore
gon, returning to Hermiston Tuesday
night.
MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES
(Continued From Page One.
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CHARLES HALL,
Republican for Governor,
started with nothing and
carved his way to success
with hit own hands, he is
the kind of man red-blooded
Oregonians admire and re
spect, and whom they will
be proud to see In the Gov
•mfir'i chair. 11» will he ■
worthy champion and lead
er for the new Oregon Spirit
—the spirit that la going to
apell Progress for Oregon
A vote for Hall la a vote
tor "Forward Oregon."
“Industrialize Oregon"
P»M «4»„ îfnîl for Governor Oab
L. D. FehhHm Manager
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Customers tell us that before they
traded hero they had to "hut. I;
about” in order to purchase their
grocery needs economically. But they
found out that all their purchases
are Right In PIIICE and quality whon
they trade at thia Red «■ Vfhlto Chain
store. Why not rid yourself of the
bother of "shopping around'”
A
week’s trial will convince you.
Specials Saturday-Mon.
J. V. Allen and R. H. Stockard
How are the chickens. W ill they
are building new brooder house».
have a place to lay around In this
winter. A chicken appreciates good
The husband was wearily pacing living quarters and w ill grow and
the floor with the crying child and lay accordngly. We have plana for
the mother askod from the bed "What homes for ,’ ows chickens, horseb,
Is the baby crying for, deaf?” “Does cars, tools, people and other critters.
he want the moon?” To which came
the reply, "No, I think he is crying
J. E. Hallyburton is adding to hts
barn.
for the Milky Way.”
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Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Buhman and
Ivan Gene have been on a combined
business and pleasure trip to Mon
tana. While there they visited Mrs.
Buhman's sister, Mrs. Charles Kaiser.
HERMISTON
Bobby Buhman Is home sick with
the measles.
Several from Minnehaha attended
the reception at the Methodist church
riven in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Jenkins.
Among those attending Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by
•rerc: Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Harris, Mr.
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ftnd Mrs. C. M. Jackson, Mr. and
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H. H. Christianson, who was ser
iously 111 over the week end, Is much
Paint»
Varnish
improved.
Harry Hammon, who Is at present
nt San Diego, will leave the 17th for
Voi. 30
Hermiston, regon, April 10, 13::0
No. 12
the Hawaiian islands.
Visitors at the Neighborhood club
Can’t put tt off much longer—
EDITORIAL
which met Thursday with Mrs. J. W.
there is garden to be fixed, Rowers
Hammon were Mrs. W. G. Dyer an)
to plant, spring Is galloping along,
Mrs. Gage of Illinois. Mrs. Gage Is
Wo have heard that Napoleon was
n nrlce of Mrs. Linder and Is visit five feet two in height, bnt we .are and summer Is coming. Gosh, but It
ing at the Linder home on the weBt not informed as to his “Tickncss.” is hard to work in the spring.
side.
ri his. little guy was so great he could
“Vel, Abie, how is Maness?"
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Jenkins and eat eggs with hia knife, or wear a
“Auful. Even people vot can’t
'lrs. Peaper of Portland were dinner plug hat when strawB were In style.
;uests at the C, M. Jackson home Well readers, there are few of us pay is buying nothing.”
Thursday evening.
great enough to get away with It to
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jackson and any success; Which leads up to what
This is about the time of the year
Mr. and Mrs. W( A.. Hinellne were we wanted to say. If your home is out to put up fly screens.
entertained at the Experiment farm of style or needs fixing, there 1* no
on Sunday.
need to buy a new one, because we
She came nto the police station
W. A. Hinellne has lately Installed are the best hands at remodeling you with a picture 1 nher hand. "My
ever saw. A new porch, remodeled husband has disappeared,” she sobb
kitchen, new rooms added, or any ed ” Here Is hl* picture, I want you
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thing at all that needs doing over to find him.” The inspector looked
Is our business.
at the photograph. "Why?” he ask
R. A. Browneon, Editor.
ed.
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