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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1936)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1936. PAGE FIVE Lew Brownell spent Monday in Portland on business. E. A. McMillan spent the week end visiting his parents in Yakima. Pete McNabb and son Raymond spent Thursday in Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pike have moved into the Reed residence from the Jake Smith ranch west of town. Mrs. Fred Knudson was hostess to members of the 500 club last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Macomber and daughter Mrs. Gib Pettys and son of Boardman were in Umatilla Sat- urday. Mrs. Opal Hatfield and sons of Pendleton are spending a few days in Umatilla. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Carlyle spent Monday in Walla Walla. Mrs. Tom Tucker and Mrs. Elmore McKenzie spent Tuesday in Pendle- ton on business. her home in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Joder spent Norma Allan has returned to his By ERMA BYRNES. Saturday in Pendleton. work near Spokane. Mrs. Harry Rodenbough and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Byrnes spent Jeff Stephens speut Tuesday in last Wednesday In Touchet where Walla Walla. BOARDMAN they attended the funeral of Mrs. Mrs. Fred Knudson was hostess Emily Taylor. to the bridge club at her home Fri- J. F. Gorham, A. B. Chaffee and Louise Jackson returned to her day. H. B. Thomas were Pendleton visit home here this week after visiting Small Repair Job* Standard Gasoline The following officers were elect- ors Tuesday. In Portland where she attended the Mr. Ledbetter brought his boy ed at a recent Eastern Star meeting: wedding of her brother Alvin Jerks. Worthy Matron, Dora Bullard; Wor home from The Dalles greatly 1m- Lubrication Service Guaranteed Mrs. Elmore McKenzie and daugh thy Patron, Harry Hull; Associate proved ter Jean spent Saturday in Port land. Matron. Mrs. Bertha Cherry; Asso Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilliland re- ciate Patron, Ervin Chapman. Sec turned from Banks. Ore., where they Ralph Deardroff of Ashland. Cali retary, Fred Knudson; Treasurer, have been working the past sum fornia, arrived last week to spend Sarah Rix; Conductress, Ada Chap mer. the winter with his brother and EAST MAIN STREET man; Associate Conductress, Neva family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dear Mrs. Claude Myers left Tuesday droff. Pilon. a for Portland where she will visit Louis Fromdahl and son Earl and Miss Marguerite Cox returned to for a week. Norma Allan of Walla Walla spent Mrs. T. Coiling« of Portland was her job as grade school teacher af Mr. and Mrs. Kruse, Mr. and Mrs. GAY COMEDY, “ADVENTURE the week end in Umatilla visiting. ter a two weeks’ illness. She was at a week end visitor at the Faler Delbert Macken and Mr. and Mrs. home. Frank Jones and children of Kinzua IN MANHATTAN,” ON ITS WAY Adolf Skoubo is setting trees at spent Thanksgiving day at the Glen the state park, replacing those that “Adventure in Manhattan," a gay Macken home at Hermiston. have died out during the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones of Kin- comedy romance of two loose-brained ■ Mrs. Vera Bush has her small son zua were week end guests of Mr. lovers loose in mad Manhattan, will at the Hermiston General hospital and Mrs. Kruse. Mrs. Jones is a be the new featured screen fare at He has been quite 111 with a severe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kruse cold. Mrs. Victor Myers is visiting at the Oasis theatre starting Sunday. Mrs. Mabel Ranney of Wichita. Kinzua. The film stars Jean Arthur and Joel Kansas, who has been visiting her MAY WE QUOTE YOU Mr. Kunzie and Frank arrived McCrea with Regional Owen, Thom brother E. Ash, left Friday for Pen Monday from Montana where they as Mitchell, Herman Bing and Vic dleton where she will visit at the AS SAYING ?” have had employment for several tor Kilian in support. Edward Lud Lynn Ranney home until Sunday. months. wig directed from a screenplay by She will leave for her home Sunday Mr. Black was called to Portland Sidney Buchman, Harry Sauber and evening on the streamline train. That automobile accesso Sunday by the serious illness of his Jack Kirkland. The production is Mr. and Mrs. E. Peck and Mr. and father. based on a story by May Edginton. ries are the ideal Christ Mrs. Lester Uthe were in Yakima on business the past week. mas gift for car owners. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Waite were There are car owners in IiAX Boardman visitors over the week our territory of which end. While here they attended the church bazaar. nine out of every ten can E. G. Blayden was quite ill Wed use an additional acces- nesday and his family was called to Boardman. Among those still here sone are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Blayden of Vale. Ore., Mrs. Alive Paine of Sea- Steering Wheel Knob* 75c Car Heater* $7.50 side, and Mrs. Ethel Anderson of New Plymouth, Idaho. Windshield Defrosters Radiator Cover* $1.50 Mrs. Helen O'Bryan is a guest at the E. W. Peck home. Seat Cover*, Passing Lights, Flash Lights, and other items—All For Your Car W. A. Baker and his father left Sunday for Baker where the latter will remain for treatment at the hospital. The Home Economics club met at Guaranteed Sales and Service the Grange hall for their regular meeting Wednesday. t UMATILLA NEWS t Hydraulic Hoist Now Ready To Serve You W alker’sServiceStation i — == .. —=== HI, SANTA” ONLY 12 DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS! ROHRMAN MOTOR CO Christmas Gift Suggestions FOR DAD— & SON— FISHING SUPPLIES RIFLES GOLF EQUIPMENT FANCY CIGARS TOBACCOS FOR MOTHER— & DAUGHTER— FANCY BOXES OF CANDY — LET US HELP YOU SELECT THAT GIFT — Hale’s Confectionery I, THE UNDERSIGNED, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THE Sunrise Ranch 3 MILES EAST AND NORTH OF STANFIELD ON THE COLD SPRINGS ROAD SALE BEGINS 10:00 A. M. Phone 100 Hermiston, Ore. CHRISTMAS WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16 TO-WIT: Hot Lunch Served — Benefit of Stanfield Hot Lunch Fund. Horses BROWN MARE Smooth mouth with foal, weight 1100 lbs. BROWN MARE Smooth mouth with foal, weight 1100 lbs. 1 BAY GELDING Smooth mouth, weight 1400 lbs. GRAY MARE Smooth mouth, weight 1450 lbs. Gentle RIDING HORSE 9 years old, weight 1000 lbs. and 1 RIDING SADDLE Good condition. Cattle* 11 Head 1 BLUE BLACK JERSEY 3 Years old, just fresh. 1 JERSEY COW 4 Years old, fresh. 1 JERSEY HEIFER 2 Years old, fresh. 1 GUERNSEY COW 6 Years old. fresh. 1 JERSEY COW 6 Years old. fresh. 1 GUERNSEY COW 6 Years old, just fresh. 1 JERSEY COW 5 Years old, just fresh. Machinery John Deere 15-27 Model D TRACTOR In excellent condition. J. I. Case 28-48 GRAIN THRESHER In good shape. John Deere Grain Binder 6 Ft. cut. New. 100-ft. and one 120-ft. THRESHING BELT LAND FLOAT DITCH CLEANER FARM WAGON GALVANIZED TANK 2-Section Spring Tooth HARROW Royal Blue 475 lb. CREAM SEPARATOR 10 HEAD WEANER PIGS 1 ROAN COW Freshen January 6th. 3 Doz. MIXED CHICKENS 1 ROAN COW 1 Stack WHEAT STRAW Freshen January 20th. 14 Tons ALFALFA HAY HOLSTEIN COW About 30 Sacks Netted Gem Freshen January 20th. In good shape. POTATOES JERSEY COW 1 1926 Model T Ford Truck HEATING STOVE 4 Years old to freshen in May. Runs good. 85-lb. Aisaka ICE BOX Yearling Heifer Calf 2-WHEEL TRAILER 1 Irish Setter Bird Dog TERMS: All sums under $20 cash, and over $20, 9 mo. time on bankable notes, bearing 10% Int. Please make arrangement* with clerk before sale. COle Ve Re Runyon AUCTIONEER Theo. Martin OWNER F. Be Swayze CLERK GIFT SPECIALS 12 Days Until Christmas PARKER and SCHEAFFER PEN SETS CAMERAS — LEATHER GOODS — LAMPS MONOGRAMMED STATIONERY ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, and Lots of Other Fine Gift Goods. These items are all personally selected for variety, individual ity and high quality.................... and they are Moderately Priced! Hermiston Drug Co. PHONE 101 Gift Packages Wrapped
