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Mrs. S. R. Cooper of P ullm an,
W n., w as a week end guest of Mrs.
T. O'Grady.
R. K. M iller of Boardm an was In
tow n W ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Mudge left
T uesday on a vacation trip to A l­
bany, Oregoon.
Jack O’Dell and fam ily have spent
th e past week v acationing a t Lewis­
ton, Idaho. He is employed a t th e
Tum -A-Lura L um ber Com pany here.
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Ed Seberg of M arshalltow n, Iowa,
arriv ed T h u rsd ay of la st week and
is v isitin g his b ro th er-in -law Elm er
H yland in C olum bia d istric t.
C hester Jo h n so n was callin g on
frien d s in tow n S atu rd ay .
Mrs. H a ttie A nderson of P o rtlan d ,
sister of Mrs. A rt F inley, is v isitin g
here th is week.
A llen Bowman w as in tow n over
th e week end b ut le ft for Baker. He
has been in San Jose, C alit., for sev­
era l m onths.
Oil p erm an en t special, 2 for $4.00
a t th e
H erm iston B eauty Shop.
Phone 141.
Mrs. Chas. C larke has been ill a t
her home for th e past tw o weeks.
Miss Rebecca S heckler of Y akim a
is a guest of her cousin Miss Betty
M orehouse th is week an d w ill stay
for several weeks.
Miss B etty M orfitt of P o rtla n d is
v isitin g h er g ran d m o th er, Mrs. G ret-
chin Purdy. B etty is a stu d e n t a t
St. H elen’s hall in P o rtlan d .
Miss C a th e rin e M cM ullen left
T h u rsd ay of la st week for S eattle
w here she will spend tw o weeks
v isitin g h er a u n t an d u n cle and h er
sister M argaret,
who w ill re tu rn
w ith h e r to H erm iston.
Miss H azel R itchey, who has been
em ployed a t J a c k ’s Cafe, le ft Mon­
day for Kelso, W n., on a tw o w eeks’
vacation.
Mrs. F. L. Kelley, who has been
v isitin g in The Dalles for several
weeks is expected to re tu rn home
Sunday.
Miss G ladys D riscoll is recovering
from a tonsilectom y perform ed T ues­
day. She is em ployed in R uby’s
B eauty Shop.
Mrs. Levi R eeder re tu rn e d S a tu r­
day m o rn in g from a v isit to W illa­
m ina w ith Mr. an d Mrs. W allace
Jones, and w ith Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k
F ow ler of P o rtlan d , all form er re si­
d en ts of H erm iston.
Dr. C urry, th e S eattle o p to m etrist
who m akes professional v isits to
H erm iston, w ill be h ere a g a in soon.
W atch paper for d ate.
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. E stle of H er­
m iston and Mr. and Mrs. R. K. M il­
ler of Boardm an plan to leave S un­
day fo r C rater L ake and coast points
on a w eek’s m otor trip . Mr. E stle is
salesm an for th e
R ohrm an Motor
Co.
Mrs. A. E. M arble and son H a r­
old, Mrs. N. W. Bloom, Mrs. Ida
Sim m ons and Mrs. B ert M ullins
sp e n t S unday a t T o llg ate picnicking.
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Rem pel and
Mr. and Mrs. G erh ard Rem pel and
d a u g h te r E la in e of T he D alles w ere
Sunday guestH of Mr. and Mrs. A1
Q uiring.
W. H. Bowman le ft S unday for
Baker, Ore., w here he w ill v isit his
son E lvest, who has a shoe rep a ir
shop there.
Mrs. F ra n k M organ is v isitin g her
fa th e r J. A. Reeves th is week w hile
Mr. M organ is in B urns. Ore. They
have been statio n ed w ith th e h ig h ­
way d ep a rtm en t a t P endleton for
several m onths.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1937.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON
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Mrs. R. G. Saylor of B u tte r Creek
is seriously ill in th e ho sp ital a t
W alla W alla. Mr. Saylor has been
w ith her since W ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bloom a n n o u n ­
ce th e b irth of a baby boy S atu rd ay .
A ugust 7th, a t St. A n th o n y ’s hos­
p ita l in P endleton. He has been
nam ed S tan to n Curtie.
Wm. M illsap of P o rtlan d is su b ­
s titu tin g in th e H erm iston D rug
Com pany store d u rin g th e absence
of G. W. Ripley, who w ith his fam ­
ily, is on a v acation a t th e coast.
Dr. J. P. S te w a rt, eye-sig h t spec­
ia list of P endleton, w ill be a t the
H erm iston H otel on W ednesday,
A ugust 18th. H ours 1 :0 0 to 5:00
p. m.
adv
Mrs. A nna B riggs and d a u g h te r
E lean o r B riggs re tu rn e d
Monday
from a five day trip to Depoe Bay
an d A storia w here th ey visited th e ir
d a u g h te r and sister, Mrs. Nye B erry.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. M cKenzie and
son F ra n k are spending th e week a t
B ingham Springs an d a re expected
home F rid ay . Mrs. R. G. O’D aniel of
P endleton accom panied them .
Mr. an d Mrs. J. G. P earson and
d a u g h te r Mrs. Geo. M cKenzie and
two ch ild ren
re tu rn e d
S atu rd ay
from a th ree w eeks’ v acation trip to
coast points.
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. F elth o u se re­
tu rn ed S atu rd ay from a th ree weeks'
trip to E ast L ake and coast points,
spending a g re a te r p a rt of th e tim e
a t N ew port.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. T hom pson of
Pendleton visited th e ir son and fam ­
ily, Mr. and Mrs. H arold Thom pson,
la st Sunday.
Floyd Coxen is em ployed a t Moy­
e r’s M e n s Store a fte r re tu rn in g
from Pasco w here he was employed
by C hisholm G rain & Feed Co. Floyd
g rad u a ted from h igh school th is
spring.
Mr. an d Mrs. Vane B oynton and
fam ily m otored to P ra irie City last
S unday w here th ey visited Mrs.
B oynton’s m other. Mrs. B oynton and
ch ild ren rem ained for a th re e weeks'
v isit w ith her fam ily.
Gerald W hite, who is em ployed by
th e H erm iston L ig h t & Pow er Com­
pany is ta k in g a v acatio n from his
w ork th is week. He is sp en d in g his
tim e doing rep a ir w ork a t h is home.
F o u r H erm iston women r e tu r n ­
ing S atu rd ay from th e h om em akers’
cam p a t T o llg ate w ere Mrs. J. H.
Reid. Mrs. H en ry Hooker, Mrs. Wm.
Bensel and Mrs. Em m a C hristley.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. O’D onnell and
th e ir house guest Mrs. H ild a Brace
of LaCross, W isconsin, re tu rn e d S un­
day from a v acation trip to P o rt­
land. Mrs. Brace plans to re tu rn to
her home a fte r L abor Day.
Mr. an d Mrs. W. G. K ersbergen
retu rn ed early th is w eek from a
week end stay in P o rtlan d .
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Gibson of
Munsey, In d ian a, arriv ed Tuesday
and are th e guests of Mr. an d Mrs.
Y. P. R u th erfo rd of Stanfield. They
w ere H erm iston v isito rs Tuesday.
O ut-of-tow n v isito rs th is week
were W arren Dillon and L. Packard
of B oardm an; Chas. M elville and
Neil M elville, L ex in g to n ; and Kyle
G u erra n t of H oldm an.
Mr. anil Mrs. H ugh Neill moved
Sunday Into th e house on F o u rth
stre e t recently rem odeled by W. J.
W arner. Mr. Neill is em ployed in th e
H erm iston B arber Shop.
Mr. an d Mrs. K. M. M ayer left
S atu rd ay on a v acation trip to V ic­
to ria. B. C.. by way of Hood Canal,
an d re tu rn by S eattle and th e N atch-
es pass. Mr. M ayer is employed in
th e F irst N atio n al B ank o fH erm is-
ton.
Miss M arjorie B u rnham retu rn ed
S atu rd ay from P o rtlan d w here she
spent a week v isitin g h er fa th e r J.
S. B urnham and looking a fte r busi­
ness m atters. Mr. B u rnham is re ­
m ain in g on th e coast d u rin g th e hot
w eath er here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. C larke left
F rid ay ev en in g on a ten day trip to
G rim es Pass, Idaho, w h ere they w ill
spend th e tim e In th e m ountains.
Mr. C lark e is m an ag er of th e H er­
m iston L ig h t & Pow er Co.
Oil p erm a n en t special, 2 for $4.00
a t th e H erm iston B eauty Shop.
Phone 141.
Mrs. F. J. H ibbard, an d faintly re­
tu rn ed S unday from B oring, Ore.,
w here th ey have sp en t some tim e.
Mrs. H ib b ard Is a sister of Mrs. E.
E. R ain w ater.
Wm. Bloom, who is su p e rin te n d ­
en t of schools at F airb an k s, A laska,
and is now a tte n d in g sum m er school
a t th e U n iv ersity of W ash in g to n in
S eattle, sp e n t th e week end In H er­
m iston and Pendleton w ith his fam ­
ily. He expects to re tu r n to F a ir ­
banks about A ugust 29th.
Mrs. L illian M orehouse, sister-in -
law of W. C. M orehouse of H erm is­
ton. and h er son an d wife. Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. M orehouse, an d Leslie
I ^ r n e e r of P asadena, C alif., w ere
week end g u ests at th e hom e of Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. M orehouse. T hey left
Monday for th e ir home.
Mrs. O. C. P ierce and d au g h ter
M arian and son S tan ley
retu rn ed
Sunday from a tw o w eeks' stay In
P o rtlan d w ith relatives. Mr. P ierce
an d son G ene of P en d leto n m otored
to P o rtlan d S atu rd ay n ig h t an d they
re tu rn e d w ith them.
Jim S tew ard, g ra d u a te of th e lo­
cal high school th is spring, who has
been employed in W ash in g to n th is
sum m er, spent a few days a t his
home h ere th is week. H e expects to
a tte n d W ash in g to n S tate College at
P u llm an th is fall.
Miss M ary Brow nson expectes to
leave for F o rtu n a . Calif., W ednes­
day of n ex t week w here she w ill be
em ployed as in stru c to r in th e home
econom ics d ep a rtm en t of th e h igh
school. 3he has been te ac h in g in the
P endleton h ig h school for th e past
tw o years.
Mr. nd Mrs. J. H. Ju v e n a ll of Los
Angeles, Cal., a re v isitin g a t th e
th e home of Mrs. J u v e n a ll’s sister,
Mrs. Jo h n Denney. D uring th e past
week M ilan Snell of M arshfield.
W n., has also been a guest of his
sister, Mrs. Denney.
Jo h n Cam pbell, who is spending
th e sum m er w ith his g ra n d p a re n ts.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Cam pbell, and
Jack T illery re tu rn e d last F rid ay
from a week in P o rtlan d a t th e
home of J o h n ’s p aren ts, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Campbell. Mr. Cam pbell
suffered a broken jaw th re e weeks
ago an d is slow ly recovering.
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To Our Friends and Patrons:
We w ish h ere w ith to express our ap p reo iatio n for your kindness
to us d u rin g o u r four years in your com m unity. W e have ap p re­
ciated y o u r p atro n ag e and frien d sh ip m ore th a n words can express
and leave your m idst w ith keen reg ret. Miss Jessie Brierley, who
Is ta k in g over o u r business here, is well know n to you and we feel
sure w ill give you a high type of service in th e v arie ty line. W e
w ish you ail success and happiness.
M r. and M rs. Guy M . Am sberry
Mrs. M. G. H edw all left T uesday
m orning for P o rtlan d w here she was
joined by her m other from A storia
to spend a week there. L ater they
planned to re tu rn to A sto ria w here
Mrs. H edw all w ill v isit fo r four
weelcs.
Mrs. Rebecca K n ig h t la expected
to be a guest a t th e home of h er son
and wife, Mr. an d Mrs. D uff K n ig h t,
n ea r U m atilla n ex t week. The
K n ig h ts w ill m otor to Condon for
her Sunday. Mrs. K n ig h t op erates a
beauty shop here.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Belt of K el­
vin, M ontana, w ere house guests of
Mr. an d Mrs. W. W. F elthouse T u es­
day. They left for P o rtlan d and S al­
em an d w ill then m otor to the coast
w here Mr. an d Mrs. F elthouse and
son Gale w ill Join them th e firs t of
the w eek for a ten day vacation.
Mrs. F red B a b b itt of S eattle sto p ­
ped to v isit h er b ro th e r and fam ily,
Mr. an d Mrs. E. D. M artin, W ednes­
day as she was re tu rn in g to h er
home.
More locals on page one.
6 SALE DAYS
A ug. 13 to 19-
H ere’s a b irth d a y p a rty th a t lasts
one full week. A ttend our g reat
A n n iv ersary Sale for hundreds of
senlsational values.
W e r e cele­
b ra tin g our 22nd year as th e
W est’s lead in g food stores. A gain
we pledge ourselves to our policy
of “ B etter foods for less money
by sellin g for cash an d elim in a t­
ing waste.
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