The Hermiston herald., June 27, 1935, Page 3, Image 3

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THURSDAY, JUNE 27. 1935.
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAGE THREE
Tallman & Co., do ________
6.15 Ben Creswell, do
79.80 Von Hiatt, do . .................
Dr. H. J. Kavanaugh, do ....
10.00 Dennis Motor Co., do ..........
200.19 John Barton, do ......
Smith Brothers, do ______
2.50 East Oregonian, do .............
12.50 Cliff Myrick, do ...................
By RACHEL J. BARLOW
Dr. A. W. Christopherson,
Fairbanks Morse & Co., do
85.74 Henry Forth, do ............
do __ _ _______________
83.26 Geo. Eckles, do___ ____ __
17.50 Feenaughty Mach. Co., do ..
(Too late for last week.)
15.51 Jack Plattenberg, do ___
Dr. Donald Wair, do______
5.00 Foster Motor Co., do ....... .
NOTICE
OF
APPOINTMENT
OF
L. G. Frazier, do .................
4.55 Dean Forth, do __ ___ _____
J. L. Eldridge, Poor Farm
Mrs. Eldon Wilson, nee Mabel
....
32.91 Albert Haynes, do .......
ADMINISTRATOR.
Supt..................... ................... 277.01 Farmer’s Elevator, do ........
Brown, was honored at a bridal
Funk & McLean, do ............
75.00 Lawrence Shockley, do ......
Pendleton Drug Co., Poor
shower given at the home of Mrs.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Farm ........................... .......
4.75 Goodyear Market, do ..... ..... 197.04 E. H. Hargett, do ........... .. .
Nate Macomber Friday afternoon,
93.18 Curtis Carpenter, do ...____
J. C. Penney Co., do ..........
6.34 Gray & Wright Inc., do ......
with about thirty guests present. Re- by an order of the County Court of
for Umatilla
.. of
- Oregon
—_— __
Dr. G. L. McBee, Jail ........
30.43 Dan Clemans, do ....................
4.00 The Green Grocery, do ........
freshments were served by the hos­ the State
Sam Gorfkle, Jail ...............
1.69 General Petroleum Corp., do 2557.12 Norris West, do -................
tesses, Mrs. Macomber. Mrs. Bryce County the undersigned hae been
Fairley McEwen, do ..........
Troy Laundry. Jail ....... .
2.70 The General Tool Company,
Dillabough, Mrs. T. E. Hendrick, appointed administrator with the
do ......................................
Koeppen’s, Jail ....... ............
6.77
15.02 Roy Lichlyter, do .................
Mrs. N. Faler and Mrs. A. R. Bar- will annexed of the estate of Sarah
Ted Buskirk, do ................ ...
L. Bennett, deceased. All persons
low.
Ed Nunn. Watermaster .... 115.58 Gordon & Finkbeiner Co.,
having claims against said estate
.
do ......................................
W. C. Mason, Watermaster
89.23
2.86 John Eichner, do ........
Hermiston visitors Tuesday were are hereby required to present them
Glenn’s Pharmacy, do ........
Pac. Stationery & Ptg. Co.,
.89 E. L. Stephens, do..............
Mrs. Gladys Fortier, Miss Norma within six months from the date of
Dist. Attorney .................
14.96 R. E. Goad, Sheriff, do .
128.00 Neil Devore, do ....
Gibbons and Charles Dillon.
this notice, with proper vouchers, to
Chas Williams, do..............
T M. Birkbeck, Ind. Sold­
Howard Cooper Corporation,
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Chatfee and said administrator at his office in
Lyle Potter, do ...................
do 1,000.00
......................................
iers ....................................
27.10
four children of Eugene visited last the Johns Building in Pendleton,
Martin Wilkening, do ....
W. C. Hopson, Fruit Inspec­
Howard Cooper Corporation,
week here with the former’s parents, Umatilla County, Oregon.
tor ...................................
do ..........................................
171.58
78.44 L. G. Fullerton, do ..... ....
Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
— Chaffee,
— "
Dated May 30, 1935.
7.50 •Hamley & Company, do ....
8.00 AI Beard, do .........
CLAIMS ALLOWED BY THE COUN­ Mrs. W. S. Banks, Poor ......
A. S. COOLEY, Administrator. TY COURT AT THE JUNE, 1933, Carl Chambers, Ind. Sold­
Jesse J. Wells, county assesor, was
J. E. Haseltine & Co., do ....
53.65 Percy Sweet, do ..................
John Barnes, do .........
(May 29—June 27)
a visitor on the project this
iers .........................
..........
218.96 Hawkinson
Tread Service,
k.
TERM OF COURT EXCEPT
Velma English, Clerk ........
4.80
do ......................................
24.96 H. Exum, do .......................
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Morgan of
CERTAIN CLAIMS ALLOWED
10.00 Jones Kay Plumber Co., do
SHERIFF S SALE.
Nellie Tucker, Ind Soldiers
4.50 A. L. Warnock, do .............
BY STATUTE.
Portland spent several days last
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
2.00 Jack Allen Supply, do ........ 303.01 Eino Pekkola, do............—
Leatha Buschke, Poor ........
week at the Weston home.
and by virtue of a writ of ex­
Eleanor Arkell, Recorder ..
18.00 Kilham Stationery Co., do ..
14.15 M. L. McClurg, do ........... .
Alan Dillabough returned 1 home under
.
ecution issued out of the Circuit Olive M. Whitlock, County
15.00 Bees Kornick, do .................
John Bradburn. Poor ........
1.40 E. C. Gentry, do ..........
last week from Wallowa. ! He was Court
Nurse
5.10 L. M. Savage, Poor .............
of the State of Oregon in and
15.00 Larson Printing Co., do ......
4.25 R. Nickerson, do ............
accompanied by Cathryne Mead who for the County of Umatilla, under Western Union, Emerg.......
4.44 State Ind. Acc. Comm., She­
Glen Long, do ........................
16.25 Gordon Jones, do.............
is visiting at the Dillabough home. the seal thereof, and to me directed A. C. McIntyre, Just. Court
11.20
riff .................................... .
68.67 Daphnia Molstrom, do ........
5.8.0 H. M. Bennett, do...............
Mrs. Eli Knight and son returned and delivered upon a judgment and E. B. Casteel, (postage)
Columbia Sec. & Inv. Co.,
L. J. McAtee, do ...................
6.57 W. B. Langley, do ...............
Offices .................................
to Sunnyside last week after a two decree rendered and entered in said
26.50
15.00 Moll’s Service Station, do ..
Treas..................................
25.54 R. J. Wheeler, do .....
week’s stay here at the home of her Court on the 3rd day of June, 1935, Olive M. Whitlock, Poor ....
4.45 George Caldwell, Poor ......
30.00 Daphna Molstrom, do ..........
3.75 John L. Moyer, do ...........
parents.
7.50 Oregon State School for the
in favor of Clara C. Bloom as plain­ Edith Page, Poor .................
Frank Neagle, do .................
1.60 S. Fullerton, do ..................
93.60
Deaf, Poor ................... ......
4.80 J. S. Norvell & Co., do ......
Mrs. H. E. Waite was a Portland tiff and against James J. Neary and Nina Sloan, Emergency ....
1.50 C. O. Pederson, do ........
15.00 Dr. H. S. McKenzie, Poor ..
Elsie A. Neary, his wife, J. E. Free­ Mrs. Frank Ransom, Poor ..
visitor last week.
6.00 Oregon Motor Service, do .. 142.27 Hans Lensch, do ............
Dottie Swaggart, do ..........
10.00 Raley, Kilkenny & Raley,
Oregon Lumber Yard, do ....
61.90 Harry Irving, do .............. —
Mr. and Mrs. Davis of Kinzua man and Percy F. Freeman, co-part­ Mrs. Anna Baker, do ........
5.00
Emerg............................
5.50 J. . E. Olinger & Sons, do
355.64 K. McKown, do ...............
were guests for several days last ners doing business under the firm Florence Pearson, do ........
10.00 J. A. Owens, Poor..................
name and style oi J. A. Freeman &
10.00 Olsen King, Inc., do
3.36 Joe Picard, do ........................
week at the John Pruter home.
15.00 James Still, Poor .................
Son and V. A. Bott as defendants, James Matlock, do .............
20 00 Oregon Brass Works, do
4.04 Leo Clark, do _____
Mrs. A. P. Ayers left last week by whereby the said plaintiff did recov­ Mrs. Emma Miller, do .... ....
13.50 Dr. J. A. Best, Health ........
........ - -
82.50 Penland Brothers, do
132.31 Steve Borich, do
stage for Klamath Falls where she er a personal decree against the de­ Mrs. Cecelia Johnson, do ....
30.00 Chas. B. Oral, Sealer of
Pendleton Tire Shop, do
5.10 Harold Piersol, do ............. -
will visit at the home of her daugh- fendants James J. Neary and Elsie W. A. Dozier, do....................
15.00
L. C. Alford, do ...........
Weights ...............................
10.75 Pacific Power & Light Co.,
ter, Mrs. Wm. LaLonde.
A. Neary, his wife, for the sum of Ernest Price, do ....................
10.00 M. Clarke Webb, Sealer of
do ....... ...................... .......
16.08 Tommy Bond, do .............
Pearl
M.
Dyer,
do
.......
..........
Elsie Wilson returned from Port- 31000.00 with Interest thereon at
Chas. Reimann, do ......
20.00
Weights ...........................
23.06 Portland-Pendleton
Motor
11.00 Dr. J. A. Best. Insane ........
land where she attended the festi­ the rate of 8 per cent per annum Anna Junken, do ....... ___
20.00
Freight, do ....................
.50 J. H. Wheeler, do ............
20.00 Dr. W. H. McKinney, do ....
Carl
Barton, do .—.......... —
val, but Imogene remained there from the 13th day of February, Charles Grant, do .................
5.00 Pendleton Drug Co., do ......
1 00
5.00 Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., Offices 107.77 Price Ransom Chev. Co , do 158.46 W. F. Brown, do ........
where she is employed.
1933, and further sum of 3250.00 Wm. S. Smith, do .................
10.00 Earl Snell, Sec., General
Pendleton Body Works, do .
8.00 Stella M. Brown, do ........ —
Mrs. Roy Wolfe of Blalock was a with interest thereon at the rate of Mrs. W. S. Banks, do ........
10.00
2.00 M. Refvem, do ......................
Road ......................................
1.38 F. M. Henson, do ..........
guest last week of Mrs. J. F. Gor- 10 per cent per annum from Febru­ Berta Beckman, do .............
7.50 John Hales, General Road ..
R. Edwards, do .............
ary 16, 1933, and 3182.00 attorneys’ Mart Cash, do .......................
25.00 Robertson Heavy Hardware
ham.
Etta Harris, do __________
8.00 Lewis B. Wilson, do .............
5.00
Co., do .................................
43.15 H. Magruder, do ........ ——
Miss Katherine Brown who has fees and the costs and disbursements Florence Loney, do _______
5.00 Joe Chaney, do ......................
25.00 Smythe Barthel Co., do ___
2.40 E. S. Fox, do ........................ -
taught for the past two years at taxed at $27.00 and whereby it was Sarah Millner, do _______
10.00 M. W. Hansell, do ...............
that the mortgage dated on
31.55 R. P. Simpson, do ......____
5.00 John Henry, do ....................
Woodland, Wn., returned to Board­ decreed
James Owens, do ________
10.00 Wm. Batchelor, do ...............
14.40 State Ind. Acc. Comm., do .. 455.01 C. Graham, do ___ -....... -----
man last Wednesday and will spend the 13th day of February, 1925 Nels Carlstrom, do ..j_____
10.00 Railway Express, do .............
22.44 Standard Oil Co., do ...........
30.28 Sam Fellows, do ...................
part of the vacation here with her which mortgage was recorded on Mahlon Haworth, do
......
12.50 O. A. Constant & A. B. Con­
page 437 of book 84 of the records
Smith & Blanchett, do.........
26.15 W. A. Bottorff, do ........
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown. of
Bertha
Owen,
do
___
...........
15.00
25.00 Shell Oil Co., do ....................
mortgages in the office of the
stant, do ........................
87.68 H. E. Faries, do .............
The Home Economics Club met County Recorder of Umatilla Coun­ Charlottie George, do ........
10.00 Northern Pacific Railway
Texas Co., do ........................
14.12 Dick Thomas, do ........
last Wednesday afternoon in the ty, Oregon, and the mortgage which M. M. Burnap, do .................
7.00
Co., do .......
114.75
..................
Mrs. Abe Terjeson, do ........
3.00 Al Moody, do ................
Grange hall.
6.00 Pendleton Water Commis­
was recorded on page 231 of book Paul Lawyer, do ....................
Taylor Hardware Co., do .... 956.03 L. McIntyre, do ................
10.00
Mrs. W. Bottemiller and daugh- 101 of the records of mortgages in Charles Weaver, do .............
sion, do ..........................
1.25 Union Oil Co., do ..................
61.59 W. R. Barnes, do
ters of Arlington and formerly of the office of the County Recorder of Margaret Heintz, do ..........
15.00 Air Reduction Sales Compa­
Union Pac. Stages, do .........
7.21 Joe Chaney, do ............
Coyote, are visiting on the project Umatilla County, Oregon on the 16th Mrs. Alice Hedges, do ........
10.00
ny, do .............................
63.09 Van Petten Lumber Co., do
6.65 Jim Hartnett, do ........... —.
15.00 J. T. Arneson, do .......... ......
4.75 West Coast Printing Co., do
5.20 Edward Hess, do ...............
with friends and relatives this week. day of April, 1932, both of which Leonora Lightfoot, do ......
10.00 Austin Western Road Mach­
9.04 Kenneth Grove, do ....... —.
R. J.Wheeler, do .................
Much interest was taken in the said mortgages were executed by de­ Thos. C. Reed, do ...............
12.50
inery Co., do .................
241,70 M. V. Witty, do..........____
2.75 F. B. Hayes, do ............
school election held at the school fendants James J. Neary and Elsie Mrs. James Overturf, do ....
10.00 Auto Clearing House, do ....
3,75 Western Auto Garage, do .. 582.05 L. Greishaber, do ......... ....
auditorium Monday afternoon. Mrs. A. Neary, his wife, upon the follow­ Mrs. Mary Yarbrough, do ..
Margaret Charlton, do
10.00 John A Bailey Lumber Co.,
3.93 D. Fullerton, do .....
Western Union, do ______
Claud Coats was reelected clerk for ing described real property in Uma­ Mrs.
Mrs. Olevia Charlton, do ....
15.00
4.41 Northern Pac. R. R. Co., do
97.89 Cliff McDonald, do
do ......................................
a term of one year, and Wm. Strobel tilla County, Oregon, to-wit:
Ralph Moody, do ........
8.90 Newport Construction Co.,
7.50 H. G. Bechius, do .................
Beginning at a point where the Elvira A. Ashton, do ..........
was elected by a small majority over
109.50 C. H. Wheeler, do ....
do .....
:_______
north line of Ridgeway Street of Mrs. Hilda Bent, do ..........
20.00 Bowman Hicks Lumber Co.,
Claud Myers, retiring director, as
Mary
Brown,
do
.
..................
W.
A. Bryant, do —
14 00 K. E. Erickson Co.. Inc , do
12.28
the Town of Hermiston intersects
15.00
do ......................................
director for a term of three years.
4.16 Pac. Tel. Co., do ......... .......
23.83 C. Hutson, do ..................... —
with the east line of the South­ Mrs. George Fiedler, do ......
12.50 Braden Bell Tractor Co. ,do
The school budget for the year 1935
Chas. Hiatt, do
12.50 C.
west Quarter of the Northwest Mrs. J. C. Brewer, do ..........
Stockard, General
10.00 Bureau of Labor, do ..........
and 1936 was voten on and passed.
8.75 Alva Mikesell, do
10.00 W J. Clarke, do .................... 119.14
Road Payroll .
Quarter of Section Eleven, Town­ C. C. Morse, do ....................
Mrs. John Graves of Lexington
6.35 Ben Cresswell, do
1.80 R. L. Addleman, do
ship Four, North of Range twen­ Mary Hudson, do .................
10.00 Collier Motor Co., do ..........
brought Edith Graves home Monday.
1.37 Leonard Lorenzen, do
10.00 Consolidated Freight Lines,
ty-eight, E. W. M., and running Peter N. Schneider, do ......
K. J. Stockard, do .
She has been visiting there with her
101.20 Kenneth McRae, do
3.41 Otis Jordan, do .......
do ...................................
thence north along said east line Hulda Myers, do .................
10.00
brother’s family for the past two
22.00 Al Warnock, do .......
125.68 Wm. Hook, do .......
of said Southwest Quarter of the Mrs. A. R. Carpenter, do ..
15.00 Mrs. Thomas Copeland, do ..
weeks.
12.00
Northwest Quarter a distance of Mrs. Senorah Baldwin, do ..
Helen Slager who has been in
10.00
200 feet, thence at right angles William Corporan, do ........
Hood River for some time, returned
westerly a distance of 180 feet, D. K. Nicely, do ...................
10.00
home last Monday.
8.50
thence at right angles south a William Westerfelt, do ......
Jack LaLonde who has been help-
distance of 200 feet to the north Mrs. Minnie Sample, do ...
15.00
ing Mike Mulligan with his sheep
line of Ridgeway Street, thence Mrs. Nellie Matheny, do
15.00
in the mountains, returned to Board­
10.00
east a distance of 180 feet along Alex Thompson, do ............
man the first of the week.
Mrs.
Ruby Perkins, do ......
the north line of Ridgeway Street
10.00
Mrs. Clara Beamer of Heppner
Bazil
Hudson,
do
...............
to the place of beginning in Her­
6.50
was a Boardman visitor Tuesday of
miston,
Umatilla
County,
Oregon,
Anna
Watson,
do
.................
10.00
this week.
Samuel
M.
Simmons,
do
....
should
be
forclosed
and
the
said
real
10.00
The signal gang which has been
T. G. Cochran, do .
10.00
stationed here for some time, moved property sold by the Sheriff of Uma­ B.
D. Smith, Court House ..
tilla County, Oregon to satisfy said
46.50
Tuesday to Willows.
and all costs; therefore I Olive M. Whitlock, Poor ....
75.88
A tie gang moved into Messner judgment
will on Saturday, the 13th day of Anna Baker. Poor
5.00
the latter part of last week.
1935 at 2 o'clock in the after­ Pendleton Water Ccmm..
The Ladies Aid Social committee July,
noon of that day, at the front door
Court House ........ ........
34.60
gave a Chinese noodle supper in the of
County Court House In the Gladys Goad. Sheriff ..........
72.00
__ . V» cars
church basement last Thursday even- City the
hin the
of Pendleton, Umatilla County,' Wayne Reville, do ...............
21.00
For
“aion
ing to which a large crowd atten- Oregon
million
sell all the right, title, in­ W. S. Maxon. Poor
20.00
Owner*
ded.
terest and estate which the said de- Harley J. Newcomb, do .....
20.00
W. L. Mathews, do ...............
15.00
ha*«
Alonzo Ghent, do ..............
10.00
You
Clive S. Cheshire. Co. Court
1.50
last year
about
L. G. Frazier. Offices .......
12.95
The Hermiston Herald, Co.
of the car
Court & Clerk .................
44.25
E. B. Casteel. Postage, Offi­
ces ...................................
14.50
East Oregonian, Co. Court
& Just. Court ...............
29.96
the avers ,
J. S. Beckwith, Just. Court
4.50
Bushong & Co., Just. Court,
Clerk. Recorder ...........
made it
44.84
R. E. Goad. Sheriff A Jail 107.66
H. A. Pankow. Sheriff ____
22.00
haser !
Stevens-Ness Law Pub. Co.,
do ___________________
2.34
beau’)
to
Western Union, do .............
10.39
West Coast Printing A Bd.
Co.. Offices ........................
40.25
Remington Rand Inc., Sher-
3.82
The Texas Co., do .............
3.51
I Jack Allen Supply, do ........
2.81
I Freewater Times, do ..........
13.75
. D. W Davis, Assessor ........
95.76
i Arthur McRobert, do ......... .
36.56
E. E. Walden, do ................. 154.64
C. L. Pinkerton, do ............. 124.00
O. F. Steele, do ...................
10.00
Mrs. E. E. Sauze, do ..........
5.46
John W. Graham & Co.,
School Supt.....................
3.64
J. A. Yeager. School Supt.
52.90
Gillanders &
Burroughs.
Court House ....... ..............
7.90
J. C. Penney Co., do ..._.......
3.00
American Brush Co., do .....
1.07
Oregon Lumber Yard, do ....
29.20
W J. Clarke, do ...................
9.38
American Tire Shop, do ....
3 00
Jones Kay Co., do ...............
1.30
Independent City Scaven­
ger. do.............................
mil
3.00
Pacff. Power & Light Co.,
do ......................................
215.06
The Irwin-Hodson Co..........
45.77
Dr. H. S. McKenzie, Poor .
11.50
Mary A. Hudson, do ............
30.00
Walla Walla Sanitarium, do 119.40
Miss Mattie Pratt, do .......
24.00
Munselle-Keith, do ...............
50.00
Mrs. Clara White, do ..........
2.00
Mm. W. 8. Banks, do ..........
15.00
Mrs Alice Powers, do ........
10.00
T. B. Bomboy, do ...............
50.00
Carnes Bros. Mercantile Co.,
do ............. .........................
10.06
The Union Pacific's No. 3 Streamliner, the world’s fastest, long-
Mary A. Hudson, do..... .....
18.75
distance Pullman-equipped, passenger train which several months ago
Rulon
Smith
Disbursing
of
­
set two worlds records for speed and broke two American transcontin­
ficer. do _________ .....
100.00
ental records n ite run from Los Angeles to New York City, is to go
Mt. St. Joseph's Home, do ..
10.00.
into regular service between Chicago and Portland Oregon, in the
Helix Transfer, do ........ ,__
1.00
next few weeks, according to a joint announcement, of the Union
I. C. Penney Co., do . .....
Pacific System and the Chicago dr North Western Railway. The train
Milton Drug Co., do .............
4.65
will have a schedule of approximately 40 hours It consists of seven
H. O. Casteel, do..... ......
Hilda Bent, do........ .............
ears including three sleeping cars, a diner-lounge and coach-buffet
Dr. J. A. Best, do________
car It is powered with a 1200 horsepower. 16 cylinder, V-type. 2-cycle
50.00
Pendleton Drug Co., do __
Diesel engine, the largest single-unit engine of the kind ever applied
At Anthony’s Hospital, do .. 333.70
t BOARDMAN NEWS 1
Legal Notices
tendants, and all persons claiming
and to claim by, through or under
them, or any of them, had on the
13th day of February, 1925, or since
then have had, or now have, in and
to the above described real property
and every part thereof, at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash in hand, the proceeds of such
sale to be applied in satisfaction of
said execution and all costs.
Dated this 13th day of June, 1935.
R. E. GOAD, Sheriff of
Umatilla County, Oregon.
By J. A. Carney, Deputy.
(June 13—July 11)
County Court
97.95
83.63
99.69
29.95
21.70
2.7.4
13.70
13.70
66.35
67.62
58.47
16.83
106.58
79.92
151.80
81 55
85.34
115.20
89.49
112.98
93.28
36.12
142.74
129.91
117.93
S6.73
84.55
87.85
18858
150.70
67,57
12.49
28.89
10477
46.31
124.69
43.53
16451
122.57
128.84
129.34
10859
78.5%
102.38
10303
76.50
24.13
124.59
54.12
71.63
43.51-
149.69
49.69
77.14
35.62
71,88
99.63
68.50
9719
65 96
12X7
5.48
66.43
129.08
132.43
41.10
47.94
54.81
38 36
59.80
137,77
131.26
116.61
100.26
74.34
74 34
51.28
74 00
33.28
5.48
1.36
48.00
36.00
6.85
“WATCH THE FORDS GO BY”
OVER
Over tw°
PORTLAND SERVICE GETS
SECOND U. P. STREAMLINER
buih.c.
GNem. every"lie""value and
sec the all-round"
THE REASON
have the
, . safety,
comfor’ 1 to all.
now available."