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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1$$1
| Mr. and Mn. Wm. Vestal left
i Saturday for 'lhe Dalles where they
will make their home for the pres
ent. Mrs. Vestal will be remembered
as Mrs. Hills.
Rev. and Mrs. Ch<k. Bias of
The Ladle« Aid w ill meet in the
Athena, parents of Mias Glea Slas church parlors Thursday afternoon
who taught for two years in Colum September 17. An interesting fea
bia district school, left Athena last ture of the afternoon will be the
Wednesday, September 2. for Turner, August-September "birthday party.”
Oregon, where they will hare charge
Mrs. F. 8. Green was called to
Mrs. J. M. Pace, and sob Harold of the Boys’ home. Rev. Slaa has Portland Saturday on account of
D. M. Deeter and Eric Byorkgren
Miss Helen Nance who is a stud
went to Walla Walla Labor Day and ent at the University of Washington and Miss Margaret Bills went to been pastor of the Christian church Illness of her sister Mrs. Floyd Cole.
enjoyed the day playing golf.
visited over the week end with Mrs. Portland Saturday and remained in Athen* for the past two yeara.
Stanfield Grange met In regular
POT ROAST B E E F .............
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15c
I until Tuesday. M iss Bills Joined her
J. 11. Reid in Columbia district.
session Monday night. Two new
mother at The Dalles on their return
Mrs. A. W. Turnblad left Saturday members were given membership in
Mrs. O. O. Felthouse. and Mrs. A.
SHOULDER PORK ROAST
..................... ........ 15c
for Union, Oregon, with her daugh the order.
W. Christopherson were business
Mrs. O. O. Felthouse and Mrs. Bert trip Tuesday evening.
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
HQ HOCKS
..... ......................... 5c
visitors In Walla Walla Wednesday Mullens were business visitors in
Fire insurance agent, Bro. Fred
Mrs. H. E. Hitt entertained with Decker. Mr Decker came for his Thorne, reported having written
Pendleton Tuesday afternoon.
FORK CHOPS
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' two tables of bridge Tuesday honor wife, who has been visiting her mo three policies since the last meeting.
Monte Hedwall, buttermaker In
ther
for
the
past
two
weeks.
The
Don Klagas. Ruth Bensel, and ins Mr8- M Livermore of Portland
the Heppner creamery, - v i s i t e.d
NO. 8 PA U LARD _____
........................... $1.10
At the conclusion of the business
visiting her brother, Mr two children, Jimmie and Jean, have meeting a very interesting Labor
friends and relatives here over the Walter Pierson motored to Pendle- i wbo
NO. 4 PAIL t arp
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............................. 60c
week end.
Sunday evening where they visited Allen here. Mrs. F. V. Prime won spent the summer with their grand Day program was presented under
mother. Margaret Clark is staying the direction of the Lecturer Mrs.
friends and attended a show.
first prize.
WE HANDLE A FULL LINE OF FRESH AND CURED
nights wRh Edna Turnblad during J. M. Richards.
Miss Dorothy Compton of Messner
MEATS AT ALL TIMES. OUR MOTTO—
the absence of her mother.
Mrs. F. B. Barker entertained
Deris Lambirth, daughter of Mrs.
was a visitor here from Friday until
Mrs. Blanche Thor3en left Satur
QUALITY — * — PRICE — * — SERVICE
Monday. Miss Compton formerly Pearl Lamblrth, will attend school number of friends Wednesday eve-
day for The Dalles where she is a
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spieer of newly elected member of the grade
In Echo this winter. She will live ning wl,h fo,,r lables of bridge. Mrs.
lived at Aberdeen, Wn.
“THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS”
with her cousin, Mrs. Alfred Hiatt. ! Robert Yeager of Walla Walla was Wessington, South Dakota, visited school faculty.
a few days last week with Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. William Kimbrell
Bill Klk, who resides In the North
Mrs. John Paxton in Columbia dist and children Betty Jean and William
Dr. Currey of Seattle was in town ceived a number of lovely gifts.
Hill district, returned Thursday
rict. Mrs. Paxton accompanied them arrived Monday for an extended vis
Friday of last week and will return
A. W TURN-BEAD — PHONE 411
from a business trip to Long Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cerking return from here through the Grande Rond it with Hire. Kimbrell's mother, Mrs
In about six weeks to take care of
California.
.
those needing optical attention. He ed the first of the week from a valley to Enterprise and Wallowa Agnes Hills.
te w w
reports that he had a good day here. week’s vacation spent near Wallowa lake where they visited relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Dawson are
j lake. They climbed to Aneroid lakes The last of the week they returned motoring to California where they
A cooked food sale will be held at
Marie Stephenson left last Friday ! above WaII° * a ,Bke dnd did con" to Milton where Mrs. Paxton re will visit relatives at Oakland and union which was held at Milton on of the state.
the Hermiston Meat Market Satur
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hine
day, September 12, at 1:00 o'clock, for Portland where she will spend siderable fishing. The weather was mained until Sunday, when she re other California cities.
Into this untroubled community
turned home with Leonard Case of
for the benefit of the M. E. church. two weeks combining business and ideal during their stay.
comes William Boyd, a gang leader
Guests at the W. G. Wallace borne llne accompanied them to Milton.
Freewater. Mr. Case visited at the the first of the week were Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Williams of from a big city in the East, with a
pleasure. She operated the Hunter’s
Fred Klagas, of South Dakota, Paxton home until Tuesday after Wallace’s brother, Carl Sturdivant Portland and Miss Emma Williams half score of his henchmen, out for
Mrs. Edward Schofield of Van Cafe here until recently.
Donald and Ed Klagas of Spokane, noon when Miss Elsie Paxton went of Portland, and Messrs. Mai and of Corning, Kansas, were luncheon a vacation while their latest activi
couver, Wn., who has been visiting
and Howard Klagas arrived in Her to Pendleton with him.
guests at the Hinellne home on Mon ties in the big town blow over.
Mrs.
N.
Muller
and
infant
son,
Charles Sturdivant of Pendleton.
her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. War
miston Saturday night to visit their
Mrs. D. R. Starkweather was day.
Mary Brian, owner of the big
ner, for several days left Thursday Franklin, returned last Thursday parents, and friends. Howard has 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 ^ 0 « «
night from Hope, Idaho, where she
pleasantly surprised when her bro
ranch where they come to idle their
morning for her home.
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has been for the past month and a been visiting Donald and Ed in Spo
ther J. B. Graham and family came TOPICAL STORY BASIS
time, is fascinated by their big city
kane and returned with them.
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STANFIELD NEWS ITEMS
half.
from
North Powder to be her guests OF NEW ARLEN PICTURE,
manners. She falls for Boyd. He tells
0
Mr. and Mrs. ,£. P, Cassiday and
for a short time. The Graham fam
her he is a financier who, with his
two sons, Wayne and Jerry, of Walla
Mr. and Mrs. Wright and two 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 « + « ily lived here several years ago.
Ted West was released from the
w est ern films have been brought associates, is prepared to spend large
Miss Laura Wallace left Saturday
Walla, Wn., spent Sunday and Mon Hermiston Medical hospital Wednes daughters. Eleanor and Elokise, of
Mr. and. Mrs. R. L. Wald of Yaki
funds in booming the section where
day visiting with Mi's. Casaiday’s day morning after he had received Salem, were week end guests at the for Maxfield in Wallowa county ma, Wn., wefe week end guests at up-to-date!
"Gun Smoke,” the Richard Arlen she lives.
where
she
will
teach
this
year.
sister, Mrs. A. Ei Bensel.
Guiwitz
home.
The
Wrights
were
medical attention for several days.
the home of Mr. Walds brother J. W. starring picture which comes to the
She jilts Arlen, who has outspoken
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Thomas Richards returned Friday
Mr. Seitz will take care of his work enroute to North Powder where
Waid. Mr. Wald will be remembered Oasis Theatre Friday and Saturday, opinions of the real character of
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from
Plainwell,
Michigan,
where
he
Elouise
will
remain
and
take
up
her
at the Umatilla Cooperative Cream-
as one of the Stanfield pioneers.
is as modern as the "rackets’’ of the these visitors. His suspicions are
has been for the past four months
I ery until he is able to resume his duties as teacher in the schools.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jump have re big cities— yet it combines all the verified when Boyd slays Strike Jack
with
his
son
Charles.
'
duties.
turned from their boat trip to Cali red-blooded- fervor, all the free-rid son, veteran prospector who has
S. R. Cooper made a business trip
Roy Thomas, chief clerk at the
fornia.' Mr. Jump visited with several ing glamor, all the picturesque out discovered a rich gold vein which
to Portland Saturday.
Geo. Teufel and Clarence Edmon Kingsley department store, was
citrus fruit growers In the vicinity doors scenery of the true Western Boyd calculates he’ll appropriate by
Miss Alice Longhary spent the
THE BEST JN TALKING
son, both students at the University called to Salem Tuesday morning by
of Escondids and found that they picture.
force.
PICTORES .
of Washington, were week end the serious illness of his wife. He week end with her parents Mr. and were paying as high as $35 per acre
Mrs.
J.
F.
Longhary.
Alice
is
a
mem
Thus the battle is precipitated,
Hermiston, Oregon
The
action
of
"Gun
Smoke”
guests of Jim Reid, son of J. H. Reid left Immediately by auto. Harold
ber of the senior class of the Pen foot for water. They are feeling the takes place in a little horse and cat Arlen on one side, with his mustang-
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who lives In Columbia district.
Pace is assisting in the store during dleton high.
effect of the depression as well as
FR0(
tle trading center in Idaho. Arlen hunting pals— Boyd on the other
his absence.
Mrs. F. A. Baker spent Wednes other fruit growers. The Jumps went is seen as the enterprising young
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson motored
with his desperate cronies who have
as far south as Tlajuana, Mexico.
day in Pendleton shopping and at
wild broncho hunter who makes a
to Milton Sunday for Mr. and Mrs.
by this time taken over the town,
RICHARD A R T ,E X
Charles ly n ch and family plan to tending a meeting of the county 11
living by rounding up choice riding
R. E. Osborn who will visit with
ruling it with a reign of terror.
move some time this week to the brary board of which she has been
in
them this week. The Wilsons live in
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0 stock from among the ownerless
ranch south of Hermiston known as a member for the past three years.
Columbia district.
MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES
cayuses that roam the wild regions Herald Subscription $2.00 a Year
the Raley ranch. Mr. Lynch has
There will be a dance in the
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farmed in Columbia district for the Watts hall Saturday evening Sep « « « « « « « « « « « « + « «
Miss Nelina Saylor of Butter Creek
A Paramount Picture with Mary
past five years and is one of the tember 12.
will leave Friday for Woodburn, Or.,
Miss Virginia Rodda returned
leading dairymen on the project, his
Carl Rhea returned Thursday home Saturday for a few days after
Brian, Eugene Pallette, and
where she will teach home economics
herd leading the Umatilla Herd Im from Redmond where he has been
William Boyd.
w d direct the music in the Wood
vacationing with Mrs. Jessie M. Hes-
provement asociation in test for the working since school closed in May. ser at Seaview, Washington.
burn
high
school.
Love at the point of a gun! A
past five months.
Lon Jeffries is installing a water
Dan and Dorothy Russell have
gang of Eastern "tough Ruys"
system on the Dick Tom farm on gone to Pendleton where they will
Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Vernoy are
invades the Great Open Spaces
the
Umatilla.
the proud parents of a liaby daughter
attend school. They have been with
and try to hold the he-men of
Miss Betty Thorne and her friend their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. P.
born Tuesday, September 1. She
the Old West at bay! Do they
Mr. PeterAhn of Gresham, Oregon, C. Albright, and attended the Minne
weighed 6 V4 pounds and has been
succeed?
were
week end guests at the home haha school last year.
College Initiation Comedy "MY named Evelyn Lelores.
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thorne.
Mrs. A. W. Turnblad went with
HERO” and ‘‘HIS HONOR, THE
Dr. and Mrs. A. Reid of Uma her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
Joe Sayer o f La Grande and Geo.
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tilla spent Sunday at the F. B. and Mrs. Frank Decker to Union
MAYOR” another comedy.
Summerville of Pendleton were busi
Stuart home.
ness visitors In Hermiston Wednes
where she will visit for a few days
Mrs. J. F. Bogan left Sunday for
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
day. They are friends of Miss Ruth
Jimmy and Jean Decker returned
Omak,
Wn., for an extended visit
Matinee 8:30 Sunday
Bensel, having gone to school with
with them. They have been visit
with
her
daughter
Mrs.
Earnest
her at the Eastern Oregon Normal.
ing with their grandmother this
LIBERTY
3-STAR
PICTURE
Longhary.
summer.
HEARTS WERE HER TOYS
The" orchardisfs in this vicinity
Miss Clara Hedwall left for Mon
Mr. and Mrs. D, M. Deeter have
are busy picking D'anjon pears and moved into the teacherage at the
ument
Sunday
where
she
will
take
E L IS S A L A N D !
hauling them to the packing house Minnehaha school.
up her duties as teacher In the
where there Is a force of workmen
schools there. Clara has been attend
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Oral of La
washing, sorting and packing. W. Grande visited Saturday and Sunday
ing summer school In LaOrande dur
G. Wallace has charge of the pack at the M. T. Matott home. Rosella
ing part of her vacation.
ing plant.
Matott returned with them and will
The Pollyanna club resumed meet attend school at La Grande.
Miss Estelle Robins of Spokane, {
ings after the summer vacation, this
MACMARR BRAND
Bill Comstock has returned home
Wn., came Iasi Wednesday and visit
SPECIAL NEW PRICES
100 MILLION AMERICANS
week. Mrs. Hoggard was hostess at after vacationing near Bend.
ed until Saturday with her friend
Can’t B^^Wfqfigl , J
ALL HARDWHEAT
After August 1st.
her home on Wednesday with all
A ditch crew mossed the Maxwell
Mrs. J. H. Reid In Columbia district.
members present. Guests for the af ditch In this district Saturday.
They’re still tnMrini, dreaming,
PERFECT
FAMILY
FLOUR
Halfsoling
Men’s
Shoes
She was returning from a tour of
ternoon were Mrs. H. R. Wessell
raving about this* gorgeous beau California and other coast routes.
W. G. Rodda returned from "Pilot
From $1.50 to $1.25
and Mrs. William Kimbrell.
ty— and her seqggtippal pqjform-
Rock Friday after spending a week
Rubber Heels on Womens’ Shoes
Miss Beryl Hale entertained a there.
ance In "Body And Soul," Now
Virginia Rodda left Thursday
From 50c to 35c
group of young people at her home
she returns to thrill you, enchant
3 LB. PAIL
Burt Young has returned from
morning for Corvallis where she will
Monday evening.
you, mystify you In her first
Portland where he spent the sum
teach the third grade In the Harding
starring picture.
Miss Rachel Sloan underwent a mer at his home there. While here
TRU BLU
school. At Arlington she will Join
tonsil operation in Portland last he will live with his grandparents.
Fox Newt and a Comedy
3
LB. CADDY
her friend Ho Merrll of Hardman.
week. Her mother. Mrs. Frank Sloan, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Albright and at
"THE LOVE PUNCH”
Oregon, who will go to AlRea where
accompanied her to Portland.
tend high school.
she teaches In the high school.
40 FOOT X 12 INCHES
Jane Jackson visited several days
IN CUTTER BOX
last week with her sister, Grace, at
Pendleton.
MACMARR SPECIAL
PER LB. H
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jackson and
CANNED COFFEE
(son, Jimmy, motored to Pendleton
QUALITY IN BULK.
SAVE THE COST OF
Saturday and Grace and Jane re
THE TINS AND MORE.
turned with them.
Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jackson and
sons Billy and Bobby returned home
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
—
Phone 331.
the last of the week after spending
ROYAL
a week at Portland and Seaside.
Voi. 31
Hermiston, Or., Thursday, September 10. 1931
No, 42
The Minnehaha school began Mon
WRIGLEY’S AND AMERICAN
ALL FLAVORS
3 FOR
day, September 7th.
Dick Thom took out very easily cleaned.
Editorial
The
U-Go
I-Go
club
met
at
the
CHICLE
The second grade of a load of cement for
IO C
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C. C. Christiansen home with Mrs.
the Hermiston school improvements on his
Christiansen
and
Mrs.
Carson
Lin
H.
W.
Laudermllk
was having a lesson
CHINA
LGE.
ranch, this week.
der as hostesses.
Is laying a new floor
on coal, with a picture
PREMIUM PACKAGE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cleve
Clark
enter
of miners at work.
for A. C. Woughter.
tained at bridge Saturday evening.
"What do they do
Fix up that spare
PERFECT CONSENTRATED SOAP -DISOLVES
Those present were Mr. and Mn. M.
with the coal after room! $30.00 worth
T. Matott, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Allen.
’INSTANTLY IS EFFICIENT AND
taking It from the of material may be
Mr. and -Mrs. Bert Haneline. and
mine asked the teach enough! It will make
YET EASY ON THE HANDS. —
LGE. PKG.
Mr. and Mn. Clark. Delicious re
er?"
an ideal den or a new
freshments were served.
"Take it to the bed room for
the
Tum-A-Lum," a little coming winter.
Mn. J. T. McGreal and Mn. D. 8.
boy answered,
McGreal visited Tuesday and Wed
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R. A. Brownaon,
nesday at the J. W. Hamman home
Mrs. D. S. McGreal Is Mr. Hamman’s
Editor.
Our Tum-A-L u m
niece.
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Kltch-n-Brite p a i n t
W. E. Putman, brother-in-law of
Pome
will make the kitchen
Man golfs from
Mn. Hinellne. and daughten Jeesie
brlte and cheery for
Kingsley and Nona Pntmam, also
Sun to iubi
the houeewlfe to work
Oregon
Miss Martha Iversen of Portland
But woman's bridge In thle winter. Its
were overnight gueets Saturday at
Is never done.*
4-luetrous finish Is
the W. A. HIseHne home. They
Local Happenings
Specials fo r
— SATURDAY —
Hermiston Meat Market
“ Gun Sm oke”
ZTIME/
FOOD EVENT
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Septem ber 1 2 th & 14th .
Your Old Shoes
Made New
FLOUR
BOWMAN
SHOESHOP
S N O W D R IF T
65c
CRACKERS
37c
W a x e d Paper
9c
COFFEE,
TUM-A-LUM TICKLER
29c
B akin g P o w d e r
45c
Gum
M others Oats
PAR,
37c
D eviled M eat, 6 cans
M ac M arr
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w»rg »nroHts to the WlUlna'g ra
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