Troubles
which God
are often
Uhe Hrrminfu Hrraln
the tools
fashions us for
things.— Henry Ward Be-
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VOLUME XXIX
NUMb.
LOCAL FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE FORMS
ELECTORAL DISTRICTS
HERMISTON
UMATILLA
COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY
STANFIELD NEWS
By Sophronia Rhea
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HAUPTMAN JURY VERDICT.
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desperate. Happy people do not need
to be amused.—Thomas Carlyle.
SUBSCRIPTION, 11.00 PER YEAR
FEBRUARY 14, 1935.
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Pleasure is the last resort of the
J. H. HUFF HELD MONDAY.
INTEREST IN CARNIVAL QUEEN
CONTEST KEEN.
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Voting for candidates in the •
• high school carnival queen con- •
❖ test is being carried on with •
❖ much interest this week. Fl- •
• nal votes must be cast before •
• Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock •
• on February 15. Votes for in- •
• dividual candidates stood as fol- •
• lows at press time today •
❖ (Thursday):
•
❖
Mildred Phelps, 540; Julia •
❖ Colpitts, 425; Bonnie Lamber- •
❖ son, 415; Effie Nelson, 390; •
❖ Margaret McMullen, 70; Max- •
• ine Paul, 100; Charlotte Ralph, •
• 35; Sylvia Shutter, 25.
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A big time is planned for the •
❖ carnival at the auditorium Fri- •
• day night.
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COLUMBIA NEWS
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COMMERCIAL CLUB
NAMES MEMBER
ON FAIR BOARD
By MARIJANE HAMMER.
Funeral services for J. H. Huff
Billie Penney, Raymond Meads.
Mrs. Pricilla Gifford and Wood
I
were
conducted
Monday.
February
All ears were attentive to •
Freddie Wald, George McDermott, ❖
ruth and Wilbur Gifford of Stan
Bob and Don Refvem entered the • the radio Wednesday night • 1 1, from the Hermiston Union
field, and G. E. Fallness of Minne
church
with
Rev.
C.
R.
Moore
read
amateur vaudeville act contest at • waiting expectantly for the •
sota were dinner guests at the W. S.
the Oasis theatre in Hermiston last ❖ news flash which would carry • ing the service. Mr. Huff passed
Casady home Saturday evening. Mr.
away
at
his
home
Friday,
February
•
with
it
the
fate
of
Richard
•
Friday night, as the “Sage Brush
Fallness is Mrs. Gifford's brother.
Wranglers,” and won second place. • Bruno Hauptmann, charged • 8, following an illness of three days,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Conrad were busi
although he had been In poor health
❖
with
the
kidnaping
and
murder
•
Charles
Hedrick
fell
and
fractured
ness visitors in Helix this week.
2C0 ME? IBERS ATTEND ANNUAL his right arm Friday evening while ❖ of the Lindbergh baby three • for a number of years, suffering
"NEW ENTERPRISE” COMMITTEE
Gloria Pelletier was an all night
from
heart
trouble.
Interment
was
❖
years
ago.
•
playing
basketball.
guest of Leatha Briggs Thursday.
NAMED BY PRESIDENT.
IIEETING FRIDAY.
The jury found Hauptmann • made in the Hermiston cemetery.
Cora Olday fell and sprained her •
Dinner guests at the Hutchison
Joseph H. Huff was born in Ran
ankle
Sunday.
❖
guilty
of
murder
in
the
first
•
"home
Sunday
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Favorable Sentiment Expressed on
Amendr sut to By-Laws Adjourns
The Stanfield Masonic lodge mem • degree, with death in the elec- • dolph, Utah, in 1872, where he lived
Marvin Hutchison and family of Pi
Proposed Construction of New
• until 1907. He then moved to Ida
Meeting for 30 Days : Chas. Baker bers are selling tickets this week for • trie chair the penalty.
lot Rock, Miss House of La Grande,
Judge Trenchard set the • ho where he resided for 22 years.
a benefit dance which will be given ❖
Elbert Hutchison of Pendleton, Mrs.
High School Building.
He
then
moved
to
Hermiston
where
of Walla Walla Speaks.
• week of March 18 for death. •
Saturday night in Refvem’s hall.
Douglas of Hermiston, and Mr. Up
Mrs. W. T. Reeves and son Harold ♦ ♦ • • • • • • • ❖ • • • • • he made his home until the time of
ham
and
son
Dick.
his death.
President W. J. Warner appointed
An amendment to the by-laws of are spending a few days in Walla
Marvin Hardy and Everett Rain
He became a Christian in his ear
the Farm Bureau Co-operative of Walla visiting relatives this week.
water attended the midwinter Insti H. T. Fraser as a member of the
ly youth and died in the faithful
Hermiston and the Co-operative Ser
Sloan Spencer has been employed WINNER TAKE-ALL BOUT
tute at Arlington over the week end. Umatilla Project Fair board at the
service of his Lord.
$4499+94**$***
vice Station was favored at the an in the Twin City Creamery the past
Mr. Hammer and daughter Marl- regular by-monthly meeting of the
STEALS SHOW AT SMOKER
nual i meeting of the organizations week during his sister’s illness.
"Blessed are the dead who die in
jane motored to Pendleton Saturday. Hermiston Commercial club Tues
Friday February 8, held in the Her
the Lord from henceforth; Yea, ADVENTIST SCHOOL MOVES
Miss Caroline Smith visited at the
Marijane remained there and re day night. A previous request had
miston Union church in an afternoon home of her grandmother, Mrs. J.
turned home Sunday with Mr. and been made for the naming of a rep
Two young chaps stole the show at saith the Spirit, that they may rest
session. P. P. Sullivan acted as M. Spencer, last week.
Mrs. H. L. Lamon and sons Eddie resentative from the civic organisa
the amateur boxing Wednesday from their labors, for their works INTO NEW BUILDING
chairr an and Manager H. M. Som
Miss Margaret Wood has been night in a “winner take all’ bout. follow with them.”—Rev. 14:13.
and Leo, and Bill Stephenson of Pen tion, but no action taken. Other
members of the board are John Jen-
merer. as secretary.
quite ill at her home.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
The special match was made be
The Seventh Day Adventist school dleton.
The Misses Laura and Betty Greg tween Bud Hiatt of Echo and Art Maude Huff; two adopted children,
W. A. Mikesell was a business vi drzejewski, president, L. C. Dyer, C.
Anr “oximately 200 members heard
was
moved
early
this
week
into
new
A. Lynch. W. G. Rodda, N. J. Van
the financial report for the fiscal ory are ill and unable to attend Chamness of Hermiston, who agreed Maurice of Hermiston, and Mrs. quarters in the basement of the sitor in Pendleton Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cable were skike. Roy Attebury, J le Tilden,
year, given by Mr. Sommerer. This school.
after the fifth round to abide by the Coldie Medcalf. Richfield, Idaho; church which is nearly completed.
The Three Link Club was very decision made in the seventh round. tour brothers, William E., John Ru-
guests at the J. Arnberg Chester Flannigan and R. C. Todd.
report was followed by a talk by
The building is located at the east dinner
Enos D. Martin acta as secretary
home
Sunday.
Chas Baker, manager of the Pacific pleased with the results of the pub Chamness won the decision and was fus, George Elmer, and James Ear end
of Ridgeway Avenue on land
Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Pendleton treasurer.
Supply Cooperative of Walla Walla. lic card party given in the Fraternal challenged by Harold Hoshino of nest Huff, all of Utah; three sis donated by F. B. Swayze of Hermis
At least 26 members of the club
In which he explained the operations hall Monday evening. Members wish Pendleton tor a match some time ters. Mrs Mary Ballard, Victor, Ida ton. It is hoped that services will be visited at the Hutchison home Sun were
present at the dinner meeting,
of the cooperative and its progress. to express their appreciation for the next month.
ho: Rosalia Hone and Mrs. Jane held iu the main auditorium within day.
A surprise dinner was given In at which an offer for free use of the
In conclusion Mr. Baker recommen patronage of people from Hermiston
Bob Shinkle, of Umatilla scored a Evans of Spanish Fork, Utah. He the next three weeks.
American Legion hall was presented
ded an amendment to the by-laws of and Echo, as well as those from Stan knockout over Cliff Mytinger of | had five children, Herman Huff,
Mrs. S. N. Maxson is instructor in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Boarders’ | by Commander Sam Moore, of the
the local cooperative pertaining to field.
Pendleton in the main event, and it Stanley, Idaho; Mrs. Jane Hutto, the school and has 14 pupils en forty-sixth wedding anniversary, 1 Hermiston
Post No. 37. The club
The hall was beautifully decorated was announced that Shinkle was Mrs. Edith Harp, Mrs. Ruby Ro
and Mr. Boarders' birthday at the
dividend payments.
St. Valentine motif. Two door ready to meet Buster Rands of Uma berts. all of Twin Falls, Idaho, and rolled this term. For the present she A. Chrlstley home Sunday. Those expressed its appreciation for this
The amendment as adopted was as for
will
make
her
home
in
one
of
the
prizes were won by F. B. Stuart and | tilla. In the semi-wind-up between Mrs. Natalia Lish of Thorp, Wn.
were Mr. and Mrs. Will Bar courtesy, through its president.
follows:
basement rooms. This will not be a present
A report stating that the prob
W. Mauldin. High honors in five Jack Coffman of Pendleton and Tiny
ber and family. Mr. and Mrs.
permanent
arrangement,
however,
“The Board of Directors shall hundred play was won by Miss Na Caldwell of Umatilla the decision
Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Reid lem of inadequate housing for army
according
to
F.
W.
Guderian
of
Day
BULLDOGS
FIND
FULL
SCHEDULE
engineers
and survey crews now sta
from time to time determine the pol dine Rueber and Mr. Kepple. Conso was a draw.
and daughter Barbara, Mr. and Mrs.
ton, Wn., district field man, who Gus
tioned in Hermiston was faced in
icies and facts as to payment of pa lation was won by Mrs. J. F. Rueber
Linder,
Childs
Barham
and
moth
Another bout which won favor ! AT CLOSE OF SEASON.
was here this week, but only until er, Mr. nd Mrs. W. S. Casady and the community, and recommended
tronage dividends out of funds in and Mrs. F. S. Green.
with fans was between Carence |
excess of actual and, or anticipated
In pinochle high honors were won Myers and Bill Harris, both Hermis- | On Wednesday night of this week a teacherage can be moved from the daughter Marian, Gilbert Costa and that the president appoint a commit
tee to take care of this matter. The
expenses, and the determination of by Chas. Hoggard, and in bridge by ton lads. The decision was a draw. | a tripple header basketball game old site. School was conducted Wed Kenneth Trumbull.
nesday for the first time In the new
the basts of deductions applying to Mrs. Ralph Richards and Jim Lane.
Fern and Billy Linder were busi president named a "New Enterprise”
Harry Hammond of Hermiston and | was played on the local floor with building.
wholesale and retail purchases of Consolation in bridge went to Mr. Bonnie Buskirk of Pendleton pinch- i Echo teams. The Bulldogs showed
visitors in Pendleton Saturday. committee with the following per
The auditorium'is a 46x28 room, ness
members and the basis of distribu Sires and Mrs. Refvem.
Fred Johnson of Albee, Ore., visi sonnel: R. A. Brownson, chairman,
hit for the comic bout and staged a up with some of the best basketball with designed plastered walls which
tion of patronage dividends as be-
The Study club held its regular very good show, which vas called played here this season, but were
ted at the Dave Conrad home this Al Quiring and Sam Moore.
tend to give the room height. The week.
Serious discussion of the problem
tween the members shall rest in the meeting at the home of Mrs. Cora a draw.
unable
to
close
in
on
their
oppo-
exterior of the building when com
Jud ment of the Board of Directors; Olday Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Del
E. E. Rainwater is working on the of securing a new high school build
Fans were pleased with the box- | nents and lost 12-8. The second pleted will be stucco. Carpenter
provided, that no patronage divi- la Hoosier presided during the ab Ing card and spoke favorably of all string won however in a fast game,
and Madison ranch in But ing and gymnasium was heard. The
work has been directed by E. W. Gullard
subject was Introduced by H. M.
deeds shall be paid to those not sence of Mrs. Sadie Bagan, presi bouts. The show was stared in the | ending
ter Creek this week.
in
a
6-4
score.
Wentland
of
Walla
Walla.
members of this organization, nor dent. Miss Jane Gibson was admit Hermiston Transfer building with '
Henry Ott attended the Pomona Sommerer, who is a member of the
A
three
minute
overtime
period
shall such patronage dividends be ted to membership and two guests Harry Kelley acting as referee. Joe
Grange meeting in Pendleton this Union High School board. Mr. Som
failed to avert another tie in the BARBARA WILLCUTT IMPROVES week.
merer pointed out three reasons why
ra ’ 1 more often than once in each Mrs. Loll and Mrs. Phillips were Quick was fight promotor.
town team game, leaving the final
r-' ndar month. If such patronage present.
Ethel and James Barber, Margue the building of a new building was
score 36-36.
AFTER SERIOUS ACCIDENT
f idends shall be paid monthly, they
rite and Richard Rainwater, Mari important: First, because of the
Mrs. F. S. Green gave an interest
s’ nil relate to business done during ing talk on Norway and Mrs. J. F. LADREW MOSBERGER JOIs
The locals have a full schedule of
jane Hammer, and Eugene Ruggs present overcrowded condition of
Barbara Willcutt, small 2-year- were present at Philip Wilson’s birth the building now being used; sec
t’ 1 preceding calendar month.”
games here at the close of the sea-
Rueber conducted the roll call. Her
ond, because of legislation now be
son, and will play Heppner at Hepp old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. C, day dinner Thursday evening.
The second amendment adopted subject was “The National White LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL STAFF
ner Saturday night. Last week the Willcutt, who suffered a severe
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hooker and ing deliberated at Salem; and third,
' 'ich concerned the Farm Bureau House.” Mrs. W. T. Reeves talked on
Ladrew Moshberger of Portland, Bulldogs won from Umatilla team scalp wound last week when she fell daughter Nellie were dinner guests the future outlook and development
Ca-operative itself, passed by a ma- current topics, particularly unem
.Vrity vote of 89 to 8. It read as ployment and the Townsend act. graduate of the University of Ore- on the local floor, 29-14, and lost from a moving car, is improving at the Alton Hooker home Sunday. at Umatilla rapids on the Columbia.
Superintendent R. H. McAtee ex
f Hows:
Ruth Linder of Arlington visited
Mrs. T. Claude Baker addressed the gon, has been hired by the high to Lexington 30-14 when they met daily and is well on the way to re
pressed the belief that federal build
covery. Barbara fell when the door at her home this week.
school board to fill the vacancy left them on the foreign floor.
ARTICLE FOUR, SECTION ONE, club on the benefits of an organiza uy
of the car came open and her fore-
resignation of Henry Harger.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Linder and Mrs. ing funds could be secured it appli
r‘ the By-Laws of the Farm Bureau tion of parents, teachers and pat Mr. the
head was pinched by the tire on the H. Hooker were visitors at the Cas cation were made under a PWA pro
Moshberger will teach social
New Vigorbilt Equipment.
7n-opers tive of Hermiston, shall be rons.
ject, although definite announce
back wheel, making a scalp wound ady home Tuesday afternoon.
history and Spanish.
tended to read as follows:
The ext club meeting will be in science,
ment as to the allocation policy on
which required 22 stitches to close
Mr.
Moshberger
arrived
Wednes-
N.
J.
Vanskike,
manager
of
the
A.
Christley
and
son
Dell
were
( orporate powers of the Associa- the form of a patriotic party at the lay night and will observe classes "Virorbilt" hatchery, announced the
During the first three' days after Pendleton business visitors Tuesday. the PWA program has not been made
• in shall be vested in and exercised, home of Mrs. W. G. Wallace.
his week which are now being con- Installation of a new Jamesway el the accident her condition was criti
Dorothy Knerr was a week end tor 1935.
du ted and controlled by a Board
Mrs. Ralph Bartley gave her son lucted by Mrs. N. R. Mueller, sub ectric 6000 capacity incubator this cal but the wound has healed and guest
The Hermiston Boy Scout troop
of Frances Hutsel.
seven Directors, who shall be Walter a surprise birthday party at stitute teacher. Mrs. Mueller will V cek, which brings the egg capacity | she is getting along fine.
Betty Hooker is ill at her home. 56 put on an interesting skit dur
lected at the annual meeting from her home Saturday afternoon. About continue to direct the debite work of
ing
an intermission.
the hatchery up to 20,000. Be- |
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hammer left Tues
aven districts; one from each of fifteen were present, and a huge tor this school term.
The next regular bi-monthly din
ginning this week with a setting of | CORN-HOG MEETING IN
day
for
Dayton,
Wn.,
where
they
at
aid seven districts by the members birthday cake was served.
tended the funeral of Mr. Hammer's ner meeting will be held Tuesday.
Mr. Harger was forced to resign 4000 eggs, Mr. Vanskike expecte to !
residing in each of their respective
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Gregory re
make a setting each wgek until the IRRIGON, FEBRUARY 15
father, Mr. Goldsmith Hammer, who February 26.
districts, which districts shall be turned home the latter part of the his position in the schools here due hatching season closes.
died at the age of 91.
to illness. He left before Christmas
designated as follows:
week from Moscow, Idaho, where to spend the holidays with his par
Kenneth Trumbull of Sokane vi
CARD OF THANKS.
There will be a meeting Friday,
District Number One, or Echo dis- they spent the winter months.
sited
at the Casady home Sunday af
ents in Homedale, Idaho, and was
February 15, at 1:00 p. m. at the
Weather
Report.
We
wish
to express our thanks to
frict, shall embrace the district ly
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Coleman of unable to return following a sinus
Irrigon high school for all 1934 con
ing south of the Union Pacific Seattle were in Stanfield Saturday operation. At present Mr. Harger is Date
Max. Mln. tract signers to discuss the 1935
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cable visitai our friends and the American Legion
Post No. 37, for their many deeds of
Railroad from Hinkle eastward; and looking for a location.
improving but his doctor advised February 7 ......................... 44 .... 33 corn-hog program. Committees will in Pilot Rock this week.
east of the Butter Creek highway to-
Mrs. Laura Morris and Mrs. L. kindness during our recent bereave
Mrs. J. V. Villermoure gave a him to take several months of rest. February 8 .......................... 4 6 .... 17 be elected for the Boardman-Irrigon
February 9 ......................... 47 .... 16 district and details of the new plan Belscamper were business visitors in ment.
ward Lena to a point intersecting birthday dinner at her home Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tilden,
February 10 ...................... 47 .... 15 will be discussed. Old contract sign Pendleton Saturday.
Morrow County line.
evening honoring Louis and Mildred
Father-Son banquet.
and family.
February 11 ........................ 54 .... 25 ers who are living on the same land
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Boarders were
District Number Two, or Stan- Penney.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerald Tilden.
The Hermiston Boy Scout Troup February 12 ........................ 46 .... 25 for 1935 will find it simple to sign pleasantly surprised recently by a
field-Holdman district, shall em
Mrs. Shepherd of Gresham is visit
post card and letter shower from rel
brace the Stanfield project and all ing her sister, Mrs. T. G. Gregory, will hold its annual father and son February 13 ....................... 54 .... 33 up again.
Benefit payments for 1935 are atives living in many eastern and
Potato Storage Types Studied.
the territory eastward, and as far while enroute to Freewater on a banuet next Thursday, February 21, .21. Precipitation for the week was
115.00 per pig or 10 percent of the western states.
in the basement of the Methodist
south as the Union Pacific Railroad business trip.
1932-33 base. In order to keep down
HILLSBORO — A demonstration
church at 7:00 p. m. A program of
Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad and
to Pendleton and points east.
stunts and other entertainment will
More than 80 per cent of the per the administrative cost of the pro daughters Laura and Dorothy were trial to show the effect of different
District Number Three, or South ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ be furnished by the Scouts. Scout
for the coming year it is im visitors at the Stockard home Sun kinds of potato storage has been
sons who die in the United States gram
Columbia district, shall embrace that t
portant that there be as large an at day.
IRRIGON NEWS
t Executive Robert Hayes of Walla leave no estate.
started by four Washington county
portion of the Hermiston project ly
tendance
at this meeting as possible.
Walla will be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnberg visited at growers In cooperation with L.
By Mrs. W. C. Isom
ing south and east of the diagonal
the Rainwater home Friday eve- Francis, assistant county agent.
road and the railroad through Her
Verna Bell Graybeal arrived here |
ning.
miston, and the feed canal of the yesterday to spend a week visiting
Four 10-pound lots of certified Bur
Hermiston Irrigation project.
Marguerite and Frances Rainwa bank potatoes were obtained, and
relatives. She Is visiting at the home
of
her
grandmother.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Gray
ter
are
111
at
their
home
this
week.
District Number Four, or North
one bag placed in the potato cellars
Columbia district, shall include the beal, at present.
of Rowell Brothers, Scholls commu
Ray Minnick went to Portland.
members residing in the triangle
* * * * * * * * * nity; Abe Stoller and E. S. May. Ce
formed by the diagonal road, the Friday night, to attend a railroad
He returned Saturday
railroad through Hermiston and the meeting.
It UMATILLA NEWS 1 dar Mills community, and John
Wallula Cut-Off Highway, and night.
Schmeltzer, Chehalem Mt. communi
By Louise Byrnes
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
Adams
are
the
those members residing in the State
ty. Later half of each lot will bo
proud parents of an 812 pound baby
of Washington.
Friday night the Umatilla grade
girl, who arrived February 5.
removed from the cellars and placed
and
high
school,
and
town
teams
District Number Five, or Butter
Local business visitors in Hermis
went to Hermiston where the town In cold storage to prevent sprouting.
Creek-Minnehaha district, shall in ton Saturday included Mr. and Mrs.
team and grade school team won. The seed will all be planted next
clude all the territory west of the Jack Horner, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
The high school team lost.
railroad through Hermiston and McCoy. Mrs. Josephine Graybeal.
summer and records kept on the
A
west of the Butter Creek highway to Bishop Wisdom. Mrs. O. Coryell.
Saturday evening the Pilot Rock yield of the various samples.
Lena, except as hereinafter provided. Miss Shellenberger, Mrs. Howell. Mr.
girls met the Umatilla girls on the
local floor and defeated the visitors
District Number Six, or Umatilla- and Mrs. Jack Browning.
Miss Snow McCoy spent Sunday
12-9. Following the high school
Irrigon district, shall include all the
game the grade school team met th*
territory under the Brownell Ditch, at her home here.
An all day fellowship meeting Is
high school second string and de ♦
ALONG THE CONCRETE
♦
and the West Extension Ditch as far
being held here Monday at the new
feated them 7-6.
west as Judson.
♦
•
Pentecostal church. A dinner will
News of the death of Cyrus Bank
District Number Seven, or Morrow be served for those attending, at the
son of Portland, father of Mrs. Har
Billy Hamm doesn’t believe sus
County district, shall include all home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Caldwell
-y Hull, was received this week. Mr. pense of waiting to hear the verdict
Morrow County and west, except The fellowship meeting will open a
Bankson visited often with his on the Hauptmann trial Is any worse
that portion known as Umatilla-Ir week's revival, conducted by Rev.
daughter and had many friends here. than waiting for report cards.
rigon District,
and Mrs. James.
M. M. McCullough spent Monday
The Irrigon high school basket-
It is further provided, that at the
COUNTRY TOWNS.
In Pendleton attending a Texaco Gas
annual meeting February 3, 1935, hall team played a game at Touchet.
Co. meeting.
five directors be elected, four for Wn., last Tuesday night, with Irri
Country
towns
are friendly like;
two years, and one for one year, and gon winning both games. A return
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark motor The Maples overflow.
that the two hold over directors game will be played here Tuesday.
ed to Walla Walla Saturday. They And when the lanes and roadways
Mrs. Frank Markham was an all
serve their terms out for the dis
were accompanied home by Mr. and
meet
day guest at the home of Mrs. J. A.
tricts in which they live.
Mrs. Art Trout.
And houses in a row.
Graybeal Sunday.
Thereafter, all elections shall be
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tonies spent Each neatly painted to the taste
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Brace and
for two years. A majority of the son Robert motored to The Dalles
Monday In Walla Walla. Walter Of that name which stands out
board shall constitute a quorum.”
Hays, who has been visiting them, Upon the mall-box by the gate;
late Friday evening returning home
Other routine business was the Sunday evening. Their daughter
accompanied them to Touchet where And there is little doubt
But that the same names will be
appointment of Mr. Sommerer as a Florence Brace, returned with them.
1e Is employed.
there
committee of one to act as a general
Mrs. Dill is visiting at the home
Mrs.
Wm.
Conlon
and
Mrs.
Scott
committee with representatives from of her brother. Frank Brace.
A hundred years or more,
Brown
spent
Monday
in
Walla
(So strong the vine, so strong the
the cooperative organisations in
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and
Walla.
root)
working out a satisfactory contract Mr. and Mrs. Clair Caldwell motor
with the Hermiston Herald.
Mrs. Art Peterson of Willow Just as they were before.
ed to Hermiston Saturday.
Creek spent the week end at the
The meeting was adjourned to
Always there will be country towns
Hugh Van Schoiack home.
Saturday, March 9, at which direc A species of Mexican lizard with
In fields of rose-pink clover,
tors for five electoral districts will a 5-ineh body and an 18-inch tall,
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Gaily accom For country folk are country folk.
be selected. The meeting will be ean ran on its hind legs across
panied by Yvonne Bousquet and The wide, wide world and over!
Hermis-
Paul Donovan spent Sunday in
4478999939794798
—Exchange
water,
ton Union church.
Walla Wall«.
Cupid’s Helper
:.................... *$