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PAGE FOUR THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON day and evening, on his regular monthly trip, Saturday. October Hat. at the Hermiston Hotel. See him about your eyes. adv. Word was received from Fannie Todd this week, by her father, R. C. Todd, stating that she is feeling much better and hopes to be out of the hospital the first of next week. Fanuio underwent an operation in the Portland Sanutarlum and hos pital two weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Knight of liubbard. Oregon, spent several days last week as guests at the W. M. McMullen home. Mr. Knight is Mrs. McMullen's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Richardson and daughter, Vivian, of Dallas. Oregon, spent the week end visiting Miss Pauline Stoop and Alfred Quirlng here. Mr. Richardson Is interested In the Hermiston Herald and while here did some hunting. He took sev eral birds back with him. Miss Stoop went us far as The Dalles with them Sunday morning where she visited with her sister, Mrs. Alfred Kohler. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Alqulst and son Kenneth have gone to Walder, Idaho where they will make their home. Mr. and Mre. A. E. McFarland have rMt«|r»ed home. O. "Murphy” Yuen who was called to Walla Walla because of the death of his brother returned home Sun day. John Bowman returned home from Soap Lape. A special meeting of the C hrltlan Endeavor was held Monday evening at the community hall. Miss Paul ine Stoop and Miss Elsie Reeder ex plained the Crusade chart. Dan Foord of The Dalles spent the week end In Umatilla. Mrs. Gerlnde Bensen of Kenne wick, Wn.. visited several da>s at the Harry Rbodenbough home. Mr. and Mrs. William Roberts of Boise, Idaho, are visiting at the J. S. Brown home. Cloyd Tilson is visiting in Port land. Walter Caldwell left last week for The Dalles where he Is employed. Bill Switxler motored to Portland Monday. Mrs. Del Jackson of Portland vi sited friends here last week. Mre. Tom Tucker and son Joe have returned from a few days visit with relativos in Portland. Mre. Tammai of Seattle is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stephens. Andrew Martin was suddenly called to Seattle last week because of the death of his father. The play, "A Full House” will be presented by the Umatilla High school, November 13, in the high school gymnasium. Donna Peck has returned to school after several weeks of Illness. Mona L qu Peck has gone to Walla Walla where she will attend school. The 500 Club met at the home of Mrs. Lew Brownell Tuesday after noon. The Junior Endeavor held their regular business meeting and social party last Saturday night. Devee Brown and I«ouise Byrnes were cha perones. Those present were Myrle and Erma Byrnes, Billy McKenzie, Vivian Brown, Harold Reeves, Eu gene and Vane Hyatt. Robert Brown- oil. Tom O'Donnell, Delbert Van Schovah and Arthur Berwick. Mrs. Cora Berrns is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Grammer. Mrs. Thomas Campbell returned t Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd made a. Sunday night from Portland after business trip to Richjand, Wn.. spending a week visiting there, Tuesday, Don’t forget the P.T.A. rummage Dr. T. K. Johnson is in Portland sale Saturday, November 7. this week receiving medical atten Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shesely re tion. He returned Thursday. turned Tuesday from a huqjiug trip A. F. Pierson and J. E. Hallybur- in the mountains. ton went to Portland Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Pearson left morning. They plan to return the for Portland Tuesday where they last of the week. will spend sever*! dsys visiting and W. W. Felthouse left Tuesday for attending to business. an extended business trip to Yaki Mr. and Mrs.^.C. J. Mikesell and ma, Seattle, and Portland. He plans son of Vancouver, Wn.. visited last to return Sunday. week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don’t forget the P.T.A. rummage W.A. Mikesell, in Columbia district. sale Saturday, November 7. Dr. Clarke of Portland, Bye Spe Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelley and cialist, In Hermiston, Saturday, Oc Cecil Kelley left Wednesday morn tober 31st, at the Hermiston Hotel. ing for Portland and plan to be Consultation Free. adv. away until Sunday. Mrs. Hieftan Moore of Portland Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner spent was looking after business Interests the week end In Seattle where they Once Villian, Now Hero. here the first of the week. She is a attended the football game between former resident of Butter £rfek and Stanford and Washington. They were In “Murder by the Clock" to be owns property there. » Joined there by their daughter and shown at the Oasi3 theatre Sunday Bobby Payne, son of Mr. and Mrs. son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Monday, William Boyd is at Oscar Payne, hasrbeeO qqlte ill for Schofield, of Vancouver, Wn. last cast in the role of a sympa the past week bat. la m uch better at Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stocks returned thetic character. The man who present. He is stftl confined to his to Hermiston from Seattle Tuesday played vlllians in “The Spoiler," bed. and they plan to rent a place and "City Streets,” “Gun Smoke’’ and Oscar Payne and W. L. Wilson remain for the winter. Mr. Stocks others is, in “Murder by the Clock,” made a business trip . to Pendleton had been working at Yakima but the heroic Lieutenant Valcour, the Tuesday. Rev. Wilson has been In was forced to quit after he became police detective who finally tracks poor health for the past two weeks poisoned by arsenic dust. down the real murderer In the case. but Is improving at present. Dr. Clarke of the Clarke Optical Mrs. Walter Meade returned Tues Co., Portland, Oregon, eyc-slght spe day from Freewater where she at cialists, will be in Hermiston, all * ♦ tended the district convention of the * UMATILLA NEWS ITEMS ♦ Rebekah assembly. No other dele gate went from Hermiston. ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Longhorn of I «os Angeles, CaHf-., arrived in The pool hall was visited Sunday Hermiston last week and plan to re by prowlers. A number of articles main for some time. They formerly wore taken. lived here but have resided in Cali Mrs. Bill Switzler who spent sev fornia for the past four years. eral days of last week in Seattle was Jack Smith and W. J. Cochrane accompanied home by Mrs. Tommcl played with the Arlington town Frank O’Connell and Bill Swizt- football team Sunday when they ler have returned. Mr. Swixtler has were defeated by The Dalles, 6-0 been hunting In Canada. They returned from Arlington by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Burley are vi stage Sunday evening. siting in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Bennett of Colo rado, are making a visit at the Baa Mrs. Jack Cherry was a Portland visitor Thursday of last week. ter Hutchison home in Columbia district. Mr. Bennett Is a brother of John McNerlan of Pendleton was In Umatilla Sunday evening. Mrs. Hutchisons and this is their first meeting In 111 years. Miss Magdolene. Buck spent the week end in Spokane with her sis ter, Margaret, wJ>«,Js taking prac tire teaching in ths srtioolrthere as instructor of musto- Miss Margaret Is a student at PunmVn, Wn. i Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by THURSDAY, OCTOBER Here’s the radio that sets the new standard of Value! A twater K en t SUPER-HETERODYNE HIGHBOY $139 ©astsShFairr Voi. 31 THE BEST IN TALKING PICTURES Hermiston, Oregon 1932 MODEL r pN all our experience we’ve never seen a radio that could match this new Atwater Kent highboy. Finest radio that can be built! Every up-to-the- minute feature, from automatic volume control and tone control to Golden Voice electro-dynamic speaker with the famous singing tone quality that enraptures every listener. 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