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PAGE six THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 19 S3. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, J. A. Murray of Pendleton, dist John Gordon Dally of Palouse, Miss Margaret Elliott left Friday Wn„ is the house guest of his sister afternoon for her home in Knappa. rict commercial manager for the Oregon, after teaching in the Eng Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., was a busi Mrs. James Clayton this week. J. M. Dunning, circulation man lish department in the local high ness visitor in Hermiston Friday. Miss Magdolen Buck, teacher in ager of the East Oregonian of Pen school for the past year. dleton, was attending to business in | Mrs. Stanley Campbell and daugh the local schools for the past year, ter Barbara of Creswell, Oregon, ar left Saturday morning for her home Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shaar went Coach Cochran left last Saturday Hermiston Monday. Miss Ingred Boling left Monday | rived in Hermiston Wednesday eve in Streeter, North Dakota. Enroute Pendleton business visitors Thurs for Moro, Oregon. where he will ning and are the house guests of she planned to stop at Salt Lake, spend part of his summer vacation for her home in Portland to spend day morning. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pierce. Denver and Chicago where she will her summer vacation after teaching Flannel skirts in red, blue, green, with his brother. Miss Esther Sibert, commercial attend the world’s fair. in the local grade school for the Mrs. E. M. Fox of Portland is the tan, grey and white. Alma Hitt, adv teacher in the high school, left for Mrs. J. S. Burnham and daughter house guest of Mrs. W. W. Felt- past year. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Boynton and.her home in Washington Friday in Mary plan to leave Sunday for El house this week. family of Helix spent Memorial day company with her parents who mo- lensberg, Wn., where they will Mrs. Chas. Ballard of Pendleton spend the week with Marjory Burn with Mr. Boynton's mother, Mrs. W tored down for her. was the house guest of Mrs. Mitt ham who is a student at the normal Mrs. Calavan of Portland S. Boynton. . lesdorf over the week end. The Best in Talking Pictures was the house guest of Mr. and there. Mrs. Burnham is a graduate Mrs. Crandall of Union, mother of j Hermiston, Oregon. H. J. Ott, Sidney H. Barnard, and Mrs. O. W. Payne and Mrs. and Mrs. of the Ellensberg Normal and has C. E. Baker were business visitors Mrs. Monte Prindle, visited in Her E'arvey Payne over the week end. many friends there whom she will miston Memorial day. FRIDAY - SATURDAY in Cecil Saturday night. visit during her stay. Clarence Henning, teacher in the Farewell to revelry, wine and Mrs. John Glascock left Sunday Floyd Pierce went to Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hauser and der, the dust, the heat............... Tuesday evening where he will for Vancouver, Wn., where she will seventh grade for the past year, left Saturday for Cheney, Wn., and will small son of Klamath Falls, Ore., Farewell to reverly, wine and visit her daughter, Mrs. Rhodes, for spend several days visiting at the return in about three weeks with visiter in Hermiston at the George passion ... To peace . . . white home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Elliott. several days. Storey home while enroute to Meach arms and love! Mrs. Harry Kelley, Vayne Boyn his mother. 8. D. Wilmont of Umatilla un am to visit Mr. Hauser’s parents. O. T. McWharter, extension hor ton, and Mrs. W. S. Boynton motor derwent an appendicitis operation __ _ ticulturalist from Corvallis, worked Mr. Hauser was formerly assistant ed to Pendleton Tuesday. last Friday in the Hermiston hos- county agent here and Mrs. Hauser Miss Catherine McBain who at the Frank Allen farm west of pital. He is getting along nicely. taught the third grade in the local town one day last week putting taught in the grade school. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Newport re schools last year, left Friday morn- coddling moth bands on apple trees. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Harger of turned the first of the week from a ing for her home in Vancouver, Wn. in Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boynton and Homedale, Idaho, arrived Sunday to week's stay in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. E. Schofield and family of Portland spent Sunday visit at the home of their son Henry Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie and daughter Patricia who have spent and Monday visiting at the home of Harger. They were accompanied by family spent Memorial day in Pen several weeks visiting Mrs. Scho- Mr. Boynton’s mother, Mrs. W. S. Miss Martha A. Higgs of Boise, sis ter of Mrs. B. B. Harger. Mr. Harger dleton. field's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Boynton. returned to Homedale Tuesday, but Mrs. Carl Knighten of Elgin, Ore. Warner, left Monday for their home Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Mueller left Mrs. Harger and Miss Higgs will re visited Sunday with her sister, Mrs. in Vancouver, Wn. Saturday for Hope, Idaho, where Sadie Woods, while enroute to Irri Mrs. Jessie Hesser, who has been hey spent Memorial day with Mrs. main for a couple of weeks. gon to visit Mrs. Louis Horner. Mrs. J. W. Ralph entertained principal of the school at Spring- ueller’s parents. They returned PLUS: “Caliente Love.” Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wright and water, near Estacada, Ore., returned Thursday. at a dinner and dance Saturday eve family of The Dalles spent Sunday to her home in Columbia district ning May 27, complimenting her Miss Wilma Stoop arrived from two daughters, Betty and Charlotte. with Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Sage. Mr. last week. SUNDAY - MONDAY Portland Monday afternoon and will Dinner was served at the home of Wright is a brother of Mrs. Sage. Miss Mildred Buck of Libby, Mon Come in and see our blouses. Or tana, is the house guest of her cous nake her home with her sister Paul- their aunt, Mrs. W. J. Warner, and gandie and rayon. Alma Hitt. adv in, Mrs. Ina Wessell, and will re ne Stoop, for the summer. Miss later the. guests drove to the Ralph Roop recently graduated from Beh- home where the remainder of the Mr and Mrs. Sam Nye and daugh main during the month of June. You asked for action—and he nke-Walker business college. ter Suzanne of Milton were in Her evening was spent dancing. Guests Irene Attebury will leave Monday gave It to you! Here’s the man Mrs. G. R. O’Daniel of Pendleton included Mildred Phelps, Elaine miston Thursday. for San Jose, Calif., where she will behind the helm of America's The Misses Edith Clarke, Mary spend the summer vacation visiting visited from Friday until Tuesday Andrews, a house guest of Miss ship of state! His whole life told in Hermiston at the home of her Phelps, June Richards, Neva Rich Ward, Edna Turnblad, and Pauline relatives and friends. In pictures! Every dramatic in Stoop motored to Pendleton Sunday Fred Witham of Baker, employee daughter, Mrs. F. C. McKenzie. She ards, Ruth Dodd, Sylvia Shutter, Al cident—his great historic speech afternoon to attend an executive of the state highway department, returned home with Mr. and Mrs. lan Struthers, Forrest Evans, Eu es! You’ll be proud to say you meeting of Columbia C. E. Union. underwent an operation for appen McKenzie who motored to Pendle- gene Pierce, Floyd Pierce, Don Jack saw it! Miss Clark is president of the local dicitis in the Hermiston hospital on that day. son, Bill Lindner, Fred Rankin, Mer society and Miss Wird is president Wednesday, May 24. His condition Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Payne and vyn Evans, and Miss Betty and of the Columbia society. son Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Charlott Ralph. is improving. Payne, and Mrs. Rose Lawson mo TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY $000000000000000000000090000000000000000000990000000 tored to Prlnville, Ore., Monday where they spent Memorial day. FOR SALE — RAILROAD EXCUR- FOR REAL ECONOMY They expect to return Friday. One solid hour of the greatest sion ticket to Spokane. Inquire at Miss Mary Petri left Tuesday for Herald office. screen excitement you’ve ever ex 40-ltp Portland where she will visit friends perienced — including a sizzling or a few days before leaving for St. % * *** * * * * * * % rodeo. Louis to join her sister. From there —LASTS ONE-THIRD LONGER— STANFIELD NEWS she expects to go to Chicago to at By Sophronia Rhea tend the world's fair. Mrs. D. R. Starkweather enter Herbert Hedwall returned Sunday from a week’s vacation and is back tained the Bridge club at her home it his work as manager of the local Monday afternoon. PHONE— Icehouse 741, Residence 901. MacMarr store. Herbert Haneline U. G. Shipley has been quite ill Daily Delivery Sundays Open until 12:00. nd Ernest Carson managed the with pneumonia, but is some better PLUS: Cartoon "Wild & Wooly." tore during his absence. Herbert at present. ••0000*05 9000990099103000909090000998 nade the trip in a new Ford V-8 Mr. and Mrs. T. Thorsen and ■oupe. daughters Evelyn and Blanche spent Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sullivan and Memorial day in Weston. cf ■ çücn 798 ion and daughter of Portland visit- Mrs. M. C. Barager and Mrs. Tom ad at the home of Mr. Sullivan's’ O’Grady were hostesses at a party parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. P, Sullivan given in honor of Mrs. Barager’s >ver the week end. Mrs. Sullivan cousin, Miss Lisk. last Saturday af eturned to Portland with them and ternoon. The following were pres ifter a few days will go on to Rose- ent: Mrs. C. M. McCall and mother, Mrs. Oatman, Mrs. W. G. Wallace, erg to visit friends. Mrs. Dave Mlttlesdorf received a Mrs. D. R. Starkweather, Mrs. G. E. etter from Margaret Neary and Greathouse. Miss Elva Berry. Mrs. 1rs. Gerald White today stating A. C. Heyden. Mrs. Agnes Hills, Mrs. hat they had reached North Platte, Fred Thorne, Mrs. J. F. Gibson, Mrs. Nebraska, and hoped to reach Mil E. R. Sires, Mrs. E. A. Hoosier, and waukie, Wisconsin, by Sunday. They Lena Wald. G. E. Greathouse is spending a visited interesting points In Salt Lake and will visit relatives and few days in Portland this week vis HOI riends in Iowa. The letter did not iting his daughter, Edna Miller. Theo. Gregory has purchased the state when they expected to reach Chicago where they will enjov Nye Berry ranch and plans to take sights at the world’s fair. Miss possession June 1. hatka Mrs. Joyce Smith of Irrigon is vis Neary will also attend an educa- ional Institute while in that city. iting at the home of Miss Katherine Local Happenings heads bunches Oasis Chatre Coffee Shoes, Shirts, Hats and everything Helen Hays A Farewell To Arms Double Feature! The Fighting President Meadowbrook Ice Tom Mix in "Rustlers Cents per lb Olday. David Gibson returned home Sun day from Walla Walla. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Seaton were Stanfield visitors Monday. Miss Laura Wallace and Miss Ra- chel Sloan are home for the sum- mer. M. R. Ling, Mr. and Mrs. Colé and Mrs. Wm. Dahghtrey returned from Portland Monday evening. Mr. TIME M c K enzie george home in Lewiston Tuesday. Mrs. Cora Olday left Sunday tor Portland. 3-Cell Focusing Mrs. Otto Troxell and small daugh ter Coline have been visiting at the SPOT LIGHT home of her grandfather, Wm. Complete with Batteries Daughtry, the past week. 69c Frank McRoberts has rented the ST. REGIS E. E. Rugg ranch on the project. ALARM CLOCK Mrs. L. M. Macomb and children 31.39 Value for $1.00 are visiting at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, near Hold EVER-READY man. SHAVING BRUSH Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bowker of SPECIAL 59c Heppner were Stanfield visitors last Friday. NA HERMISTON DRUG CO. Mr. and Mrs. White and small son of St. Helens, Wn., have been visit- Phone 101 Prescriptions ing at the home of Mrs. White’s ? so. 99992090000090**0099% parents the past week. SPECIAL! ROUNDUP” Kraft Cheese6 Vari etten Black A IVORY FLAKES Alberta’s Shoppe Sugar 18 Shredded Wheat IOC s for all kinds of 2 BEAUTY WORK RE FRENCH DRESSING | FRI.. SAT., & MON. JUNE 2-5, Inc. Pounds Cane PABST Malt Syrup 43c Swansdown Sake pre. 25c Regular Size Pkg. apa. 3 Lb. Can Each Each BEST FOODS CANNED SALAD Q^rt 29c FEDERAL BRAND MILK 59c BAKER'S MONDAY, JUNE 5th. 6 17c Special Features will be open : RED & WHITE DEPENDABLE GROCERS DRESSING hole Tomatoes MACMARR STORES NOB HILL COFFEE The matchless blend! Top quality, absolutely FRESH in the flat’or- protected pack- Pint COCOA 23C CHEESE ^-lb- Tins . FULL CREAM age. - Permanent Waving a Specialty Head “I Best of Supplies and Equipment. a B : (Located in Building on Main Street formerly occupied by Jewelry Store in Hermiston.) SOAP Crystal White or Harmony 1 0 Bars 29c Dozen LEMONS LETTUCE 3 TOMATOES 2 WAX ONIONS "o 1s 5- Fancy Large Ones OPERATOR HAS HAD 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE. 5 3 79c Local - Firm Heads Ripe-Solid Phone 241 Store No. 1751 Lbe 2,9c 10c 25c 25c Hermiston
