Local Happenings
i Tuesday for Portland. From there
they plan to go to Seaside for sev
eral days. While there they plan to
call on &lr. and Mrs. Earl Kingsley
Walter Pierson and Wesley Bles
General Merchandise
Phone 341
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Russell of who have lived there since June.
sing spent the week end In Pendle Walia Walla visited with Mr. and
Miss Grace Jackson spent the
ton visiting friends.
“Where your dollars have friore cents.”
week end visiting her parents, Mr.
Mrs. Philip Winters Sunday.
Russell Blessing was a business and Mrs. E. L. Jackson. Grace is em
B. P. Dodd was a business visitor
visitor in Arlington one day last ployed in the t-heriff's office in Pen
in Pendleton Monday.
dleton.
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hersehell Hoseman
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Borrls of Flem
Dale Felthouse of Weiser, Idaho,
of Camelia vfetted Sunday with Mrs. Is visiting w ltlf his aunt and uncle, ing, Colorado, and daughter, Bonnie
C. D. Kelley.1'1-
Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0. Felthouse. and laie, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
D. D. Follett and ffiinlly. Mr. Borrls
Miss Nell Iteeves is suffering from will remain indefinitely.
Infection in the first finger on her
Austin Crawford and Mrs. R. F. - is Mrs. Follett's sister, and during
right hand c'aused from a knife Williams, both of Irrigon, are re his stay in Oregon attended a rcun-
scratch. It was necessary to have ceiving medical attention in the Her i Ion of the family at Eugene, held
¡last month, which is the first time
it lanced, but' It is Improving.
miston hospital this week.
Mrs. Rena Waterman of Camas.
Mrs. N. P. Muller and infant son. the family have been together in 23
Wn., has returned to Hermiston to Frank, are still in Hope, Idaho, with i years- Mni Follett also attended the
Mr« Muller's
Mulls»*« parents,
n « » « __
__ ¡affair. Mr. and Mrs. Borris plan to
make her home. Mrs. Watterman Mrs.
and i —
will re
leave the last of the week
for the
will live In her house formerly used main until fall.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Taylor have 1 ' elloWi,tone Park and from there re
for the Hermiston Medical hospital.
eved Into
in to their
t h e i r new
n u u , home south of turn home.
Miss Ina Lenhart of Portland and moved
sister-in-law,- Mrs. Charles Lenhart town. The house they formerly oc
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tame Tuesday morning and will visit Mrs. W. L. Morgan.
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until Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Biggs left «
<.
M. A. Lenhart. Miss Lenhart is em Tuesday for Portland and Corvallis
ployed In the Portland Golf club and to attend the state American Legion
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i'i taking a short vacation from her u ___
r d ^ r ° t h ney| P,“" to r e tu r n S “ -! FHeda Qnavaugh, motored to Port-
work.
urday or the first of the week.
land
thc |aUprg (.a,. Mrg R()g
Mr. and Mra. J. C. Butts and three
Mrs. Sophie Kopacz, accompanied ' era id visiting friends at Gresham
children of Spokane,- Wn ,-spent from by her sons, Henry and Edward, for a week while Miss Gnavough has
Wednesday until Sunday v i s i t i n g and
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esu
daughter,
Mrs. W.
E. ...
O. v Criger
her studies at business col-
with Marie Stepheopoo, aad Mr. and I Pendleton, left Monday for a ten lege
Now. is the time to buy that ALL WOOL
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. . . . Lou _ Ste a day
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vacation
Mrs. n
F.
R. u
WrJghL
and 1 Thc H. L. Hedrick family enjoyed
phenson, who kyOieen/vis'ltlng with other coast points.
an outing at Bingham Springs Sun
almost
them In SpokAiffi Mr some time, came
Mrs. Sam Nye and family return day.
with them m A Levelie- Stephenson ’d from Portland Sunday u after
spend
The
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returned wlth,-th«n. and- will stay Ing three weeks there, and at the 'hurch parlors Thursday, August 6,
until school Vftlffi.her«.
eaches. Mrs. John Cerroll and datigli i with Mrs. J. Villermore us hostess,
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ter Joyce of Portland, returned with ! Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Gibson and
her and will visit some time
daughter, Jane, left Tuedsay for
HOT LUNCHES
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Yeager of Walla Hood River where they will spend
Walla, Wn., spent the week end vi several days with Mr. Gibson’s bro
siting with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bar ther. While there Rev. Gibson will
One of the entrances to the medical e xhibit in the H a ll
REFRESHING DRINKS
THE BEST IN TALKING
ker. Mr. Yeager returned Sunday officiate ut the wedding of his neph
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PICTURES
evening but Mrs. Yeager will re ew, Wilmuth Gibson and Miss Gib
W o rld s F a ir—construction of w hich has already com
HermMtoa, Oregon
son will play the wedding march.
SPORTING GOODS
main for u week.
menced. R ising from colored terraces and decorated in
Miss
Eva
Berry
and
nephew
Don
The first baby born in the new
w hite, gray, red and gold, this 709 by 490 foot structure
PROGRAM
Hermiston Medical hospital arrived ald Itefvem, returned home Sunday
w ill be a masterpiece of m odernist architectural design.'
from
a
two
weeks
stay
at
Bingham
FRIDAY e SATURDAY
early Wednesday morning. He is the
I Speoial concert Sat. evening
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Chaney Springs.
Miss Margaret McDevitt is a guest more Grange meetings until Sep- Pine City hand under the direction
of Irrigon and weighs 7 pounds. He
PINE CITY BAND .
PHONE 100
HERMISTON, OREGON
of Miss Laura Wallace. Miss Mc tember 7.
3f Harvey Meyers of Echo.
has been named Wesley Bryce.
The Monday Bridge club met at
Devitt,
who
was
formerly
a
mem
Mr. and Mrs. J. Tweed of Cheha
NEW GIRL»!
Miss Ethel Ingham of Yakima,
the home of Mrs. Chas. Hoggard.
lis, Wn., are guests of Mr». Tweed’s
Wn., and Miss Blanch Fisher, of ber of our local school faculty, now
NEW TRICKS!
Miss
Laura
Wallace
entertained
at
Pasco, Wn., visited Sunday with Mr. holds thc position of special art in a bridge luncheon Tuesday for the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hammil. Mr. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 visited at the O. K. Mudge home last
NEW LAUGHS!
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< Wednesday evening.
Tweed is contemplating locating in
and Mrs. Preston Hanson at Cold structor in Bend, Oregon.
A riot of rumpus from the beau-
pleasure of her house guest. Miss this vicinity.
«• MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES *
John Calkins, Earl Calkins and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fredrickson
[ ty parlors of Brooklyn to the har-
Springs, where Mrs. Hanson is cook
Margaret McDevitt. Three tables of
Lawrence E. Soule were in Walla
ing for the Wallula cut-off crew. and daughters Helen and Esther left bridge were in play with Evelyn
, ems of Turkey . . . mb Flagg and
Mrs. Grace Damman and daugh-
Walla Monday.
Miss Ingham and Miss Fisher were Wednesday for a ten day visit at Starkweather scoring highest.
er Marian are spending this week
Quirt fool, frolic, and fuse with
Mrs. N. U. Unger of Pendleton vi
Mrs. M. T Matott and Janice left
returning from a 5000 mile auto trip Astoria where they lived before com
[ the
n
Spokane.
Mrs.
Damman
and
Mrs. G. E. Greathouse and Miss
sited at the P. C. Albright home last Tuesday on a two weeks vacation.
ing to Stanfield.
to California.
laughter
have
been
guests
of
Mrs.
Lennä Wald motored to Portland
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Oral and Rosella and
There will be no church or Chrls- Wednesday. They returned Friday □amman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Marian Stanton spent several days Vance Matott will go with them
tlon Endeuvor services during the accompanied by Miss Edna Great- ohn Hall for the past month. They
month of August. Sabbath school house, who has been attending U. of vill return to their home in Lansing, last week visiting at the Tony Cun from Salem where they will vaca
ha home at Echo.
tion along the coast.
will be held at the usual hour.
Mich., early in August.
O. summer school.
Bob and Johnny Thom were In
Miss Virginia Rodda accompanied
Stanfield
Grange
met
in
regular
Miss Ruth Dunning of Pendleton Walla Walla on business Friday.
The Pdge ranch has recently been
Kl* BRENDLB GRETA NISSEN
them as far as Monmouth where she
session Monday evening. After a leased to Mr. Owen of Echo. S. R. s a guest at the home of her grand-
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Oral and grand will attend school for the next week
short business meeting the evening Cooper, who has efficiently managed ather, George W. Dunning.
The glorious days of "What
children Rosella and Vance Matott or two.
was
spent
In
the
discussion
of
the
this farm for twelve years, has
; Price Glory" and "The Cock
The poultry club will meet on Fri- left Thursday for Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Hedrick Johnson of
various resolutions and measures moved his family to Stanfield where lay, July 31, with Margaret Hammil
Eyed World" are here again.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Thompson Yakima, Wash., visited last Friday
which were presented at the state they now occupy the Jas. Lane resi is hostess at her home on the pro-
who visited at the O. K. Mlidge home at the W. A. Hlneline home.
Grange meeting at Medford in June. dence.
ect.
Eloise Venable returned to Adams
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
last
week were of Spokane, Wash.
Old age pension nnd free medical
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Betty
The 4-H cooking clubs held a joint
Sunday fter being at the Guy Cronk
aid were discussed freely by the Jean Smith, Mrs. Clark and Joe Clark
The 4-H clubs of Minnehaha met
neetlng on Friday with County
home for the summer.
members.
A
seasonal
reading, of Spokane were guests at the S. R.
on the schoolgrounds last Thursday.
W. G Rodda went to Pendleton
"Slooplng Out of Doors” was read by Power home last week. Mrs. Smith chool 9upt, Yeager and Miss Wein- The girls spent the afternoon sew
hen as special guests.
Tuesday on business.
Mrs, J, F. Bogan. There will be no is a niece of Mrs. Power.
ing. Members present were: Giace
Mr. and Mrs. George Harris of
A demonstration of biscuit mak- Rodda, leader, Genevieve Kryger,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sloan were
Lewiston, Idaho, spent Tuesday vi
hosts at a birthday dinner and ng was given by Marjorie Cooper Irene McKenzie, Jane Jackson, Mary siting at the C A. Harris home. Mr.
bridge on Wednesday evening In ind Vivian Cronter. Miss Weinch Rodda and Dorothy Russell and a
end Mrs. George Harris and Mr. and
ave a talk on points to be consider- guest, Eloise Vernable.
compliment to C. M. McCall.
Mra. C. A. Harris are brothers and
d
in
giving
demonstrations.
!
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hoggard have
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Cunha of Echo sister
SPECIAL NEW PRICES
BUSTER COLLINS, ORA
as house guests this week, Mr. and
After August 1st.
MUNSON - M^MIJORIE WHILE
Mrs. Chas. H. Torm of The Dalles.
He sighs for/them — willing to
Mrs. Mary Venamon and Bernice Os
Halfsoling Men’s Shoes
die for them isqtU one girl gives
born of Los Angeles.
From $1.50 to $1.25
him the chapes!- Hare's your
Friends of Thos. Richards regret
Rubber
Heels
on
Womens’
Shoes
chance to forgqt your troubles
to learn that he is very 111 at the
From
50c
to
35c
laughing at his! He's wilder—
home of his son in Plainwell, Mich.
crazier—fun
«tap »ewer. His
While stacking hay on the Men
face Is your fiWlArik, fof Win! Also
denhall farm Monday. Bob Mortimer
comedy and News.”
had the misfortune to fall off the
BVENINtlh Ktie . . a s k .
stack, breaking the bones in his
right ankle.
Mrs. Brierly and daughter Jessie
of Hermiston (were guests at thc
Dunning home on Wodnesday.
r or Chicago s 1933 Exposition
BURNHAM’S
18 lbs. .Sugar
$1.00
6 cans Oysters
59c
Candy Peanut Brittle, 1 pound 10c
Yankee Doodle Coffee, 3 lbs. 52c
5 lbs. Cheese
97c
8 lbs. Lard
$1.09
Swatt the Fly Now!
$1.25 Bottle
75c Bottle
Flytox,
79c - Flytox,
47c
Matches» one carton
Bathing Suit for
15c
Nothing.
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Hitt’s Confectionery
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Your Old Shoes
Made New
BOWMAN
SHOE SHOP
TUM-A-LUM TICKLER
Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by
Tum-A-Lnm Lumber Co.
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Phone 331.
I Voi. 31
TO THE LADY
OF THE HOUSE A
Summer Meals
HAaf are your working hours?
must satisfy
Have you some time to yourself?
Meals with Meat
A lw ays Satisfy
Hermiston, Or., Thursday, August 6. 1931
Editorial
A house that cost
I 13,000 to build two
years ago can now be
built for about »2,250.
Some saving, eh what?
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A young Swede ap
peared at the court
house and asked for a
license.
“What kind of a
license?" asked the
clerk. "A hunting li
cense?"
"No." was the an
swer, "Aye tank aye
bane hunting l o n g
enough. Aye want a
marriage license."
son. Better get ail of
those little repair Jobs
done around the house
so that they won't In
terfere w i t h Chink
and Deer hunting this
fall.
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And our Handi-Man
service Is still func
tioning properly. Give
It a trial.
Don't blame a suc
cessful man for brag
Ring a bit -w-i no one
with a good catch of
fish ever goes home
by way of the back
«Hey.
,
11. A. Brownson,
11 Editor.
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Longhorn A S o n
hava built a nice kit
Summer la hot
chen cabinet for Mrs.
Winter is cold
Wilson of Boardman.
Time does fly
Those who fall to
We soon get old.
take advantage of the
Order yqur coal
present low prices of
While summer
building material« and
J. H. Reid Is taking
here.
r e p a i r and'repafnt out material for a new
Then winter's Ice
their homes are much chicken house 1 2 0
Will hold no fear.
like the man who went feet long.
to the Sahara Desert
Call 331 and make
•o get .rock» to build
The hunting season arrangements for get
« rock garden In the Isn't far off. We mean
ting In the winter's
Rocky Mountains.
tbe game hunting sea- supply of fuel, now.
f
.
Make Your Choice
From Our
CHOICE MEATS
Infinite Variety
Excellent Quality
Pot Roast Beef
15c
Sho. Pork Roase
15c
Veal Stew
10c
Hermiston
Meat M arket
A . W . TURNBLAD
Phone 4 1 1 *
▼vvvvvvvvvvvy
(Too late for last week.)
Mr. Fred Page and son-in-law
Capt. W. W. Woodridge of Portland
spent the week end at the Page
ranch on the project.
Miss Elain Green of Pendleton
spent Sunday with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. F. S. Green.
Miss Betty Margeret LaFollcttc of
Portland is a house guest of Miss
Marjorie Cooper.
G. E. Greathouse motored to Port
land Friday. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Harry Rees and Mr. and Mra
Eldon &loan.
Miss Opal Hoskins will leave Sat
urday for Monmouth where she will
attend summer school. Miss Hoa-
klns will teach the seventh grade at
Clatskanie, Ore., during the coming
year.
The operetta. "Love Pirates of
Hawaii," was presented to a large
and appreciative audience in the
high school auditorium on July 28.
The costumes were colorful, the act
ing good and the songs snappy. The
principal singing- parts wera taken
by Rosa Hoosier, Opal Hoskins. Ed
gar Hoosier, and Billy Carnes. These
parts were ably supported by cho
ruses of Hawaiian girls nnd treach
erous pirates. All accompaniments
ware played by Miss Helen Fredrick
son. A much appreciated feature of
the evening was the music by the
i
,
T h e average woman spends 516
¡loVrs each week on work connected with the home More time
And thC 44' hour week whlch is generally established in business*
A nd many women average 10 and
>2 hour, each day.
DUSmeSS-
Many industrial workers remember the time when factorv
hours were from 6 in the morning until 6 at night, six days a week^
Adh one-half hour for lunch. By taking advantage of U b o 7 a „ d
time-saving inventions, industry h a . reduced its w orking time.
tL*?°iCa?
home™ak®^ T^e electric washer, the electric iron
the electric range, the electric dishwasher, the vacuum cleaner’
and all the other electrical appliances for use in the home not
6 y”
k/ T r ^ d save your health, but cut down
the time required to do the same tasks in the “old” way
Can I afford them?” you probably ask. The real question is
‘How can you afford to do without them?”
^ s u o n is
The m odem home I . the electrified home, where homeumking
doe. not take up the m ojor p ^ t o f . w m « . ' . time, but le .e e . her
enough time and energy to do M m o of the th in g , .h e merely
wished she could do before.
Hermi.ton Light & Power Co.
HERMISTON, OREGON