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HIGHWAY SURVEY
STIRS INTEREST
Urrmístnit Hrnilft
rites for dr . gale
A T VANCOUVER
KRAUSE OPENS
RADIO SHOP
MISS PAUL
EMPLOYED HERE
MC KENZI E-DOVE
W EDDING TUESDAY
CONTRACTS LET FOR
R E A EQUIPMENT
F u n eral services were held Tues-
The w edding of Miss Florence
R alph K rause, for seven years as
Miss Maxine P aul took over her
K napp s
chapel
in
V ancouver,
Dove, d a u g h te r of Mr. an d Mrs. J.
sociated
w
ith
th
e
G
range
Co-opera
d
u
ties
in
th
e
office
of
A
ssistant
W ashington,
for Dr.
Rowe E.
TO W N S AFFECTED
E. Dove of P o rtlan d , an d Mr. G er
Gale, widely know n physician and tive, has opened th e K rause Radio County A gent Ja y T. Pierson th is ald McKenzie, son of Mr. and Mrs. 29 CAR LOADS
surgeon, who died S atu rd ay afte r be & R epair Shop in q u a rte rs ju s t two week to fill th e vacancy left by Miss F. C. McKenzie of H erm iston, was
A TTEN D M EETING
ing strick en in his office a t V ancou doors w est of th e post office b u ild Florene Brace, who has accepted a solemnized T uesday m orning a t 10 POLES DUE SOON
ing. He is h an d lin g electrical eq u ip position w ith the A g ricu ltu ral Con o’clock in St. P h ilip N eri church in
A group of rep rese n tativ e citizens ver, Wn.
P o rtlan d . F a th e r C arn ler read the
from H erm iston, U m atilla and I r r i
E ncouraging news has been re
Dr. Gale practiced in H erm iston a m ent besides d oing rep a ir w ork on servation d ep a rtm en t in P endleton. vows, assisted by F a th e r M cGarity.
gon atten d ed a road m eeting in P en
ceived th is week by th e board of di
radios, m otors, sew ing m achines,
num
ber
of
years
ago
and
is
a
bro
The
church
was
b
eau
tifu
lly
deco
Miss
P
aul
is
the
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
of
Mr.
d le to n T uesday evening before the
rectors of th e U m atilla E lectric Co
h ig h w ay a n d regional com m ittees of ther-in-law of Mrs. A lice W ag n er of ty p e w riters and ta k in g special o r and Mrs. C. A. Paul, form er H erm is rated w ith potted palm s an d lighted operative association from the R u ral
tapers.
th e P endleton Cham ber of Com H erm iston. H e had lived and p rac d ers for supplies.
E lectrificatio n
ad m in istra tio n
at
ton residents, now of P endleton,
The bride was lovely in a more
m erce.
ticed in C lark county ab o u t eig h t
K rause recen tly purchased tw o and is a g rad u a te of th e H erm iston th a n cen tu ry old gown of handm ade W ashington, D. C.
The sta te m en t co n tain s th e in fo r
T he purpose of the m eeting was years, coming to V ancouver a fte r lots from th e co unty on G ladys ave high school. She also atten d ed K in- tu rquoise lace and chiffon
velvet, m ation th a t the G raybar E lectric
to discuss the survey th a t is now be p racticing h ere for a considerable
nue betw een th ird and fo u rth streets man Business U niversity a t Spokane and w ore a fin g er-tip veil held by com pany will ship 29 car loads of
in g conducted on th e cu-off from
a coronet of m atch in g velvet. The poles to be used in co n stru ctio n ;
th e west end of th e new P endleton period. He served as C lark county and is now d ig g in g a basem ent upon and has had p ractical experience in gown
was made w ith a tra in and the th a t conductors will be supplied by
S tan field cut-off th ro u g h to Board- Physician in 1931 an d 1932, an d was w hich he la te r w ill build a resi her line. She is m ak in g her home bride was
th e fifth to w ear it. She th e Roebling Sons Company, and
m an. The local com m unities were a member of th e P re sb y teria n church dence. He and his fam ily are now w ith her sister, Mrs. Neil Boynton carried a w hite p rayer book.
tran sfo rm ers by K uhlm an E lectric
aroused a t th e prospect of being left and the E lks an d Lions clubs. The
Miss F ran ces D’E m brosia of P o rt Company. It also reaffirm s th e pre
off th e m ain highw ay ag ain which doctor was a g ra d u a te of th e Uni living in th e q u a rte rs ad jac en t to at present.
land, who was maid of honor, wore vious co nstruction
his rad io shop.
co n tra ct
w ith
th e new survey contem plates through
a gown of rose colored silk w ith an N ew port C onstruction com pany and
th e sage plains south of these dis versity of Illin o is, class of 1900.
PARENTSTMSCUSS
E
ton
jack
et,
and
a
bell
shaped
veil
He is survived by th e widow, E li
Kern & Kibbe of P o rtland, for the
tric ts.
held off th e face by a g ardenia. She building of 126 miles of lines, and
T he discussion
revealed
th a t zabeth; two sons, J e rry oi V ancou H. M . SCHILLING
PROBLEMS
carried
an
arm
bouquet
of
w
hite
th a t the work should be com pleted
th e re was no im m ediate likelihood ver aud W indsor C. of W ashington,
flowers.
by early sum m er. It fu rth e r says
of building th e road and th a t the D. C.; a d au g h ter, Mrs. Row en Gale DIED SATURDAY
Mrs.
Maude
Morse,
specialist
in
L ittle Jo an Dove, niece of th e th a t the norm al practice for REA
survey was larg ely to give a few C raw ford of P o rtla n d ; two brothers,
paren t education from th e extension bride, was flow er girl. She wore a projects has been established on the
re g u la r men em ploym ent d u rin g a
H.
M.
Schilling,
form
er
resid
en
t
service a t Oregon S tate college, dis deep rose sa tin gow n of floor len g th basis of average conditions, and th a t
slack period in road work. It was Dr. M. E. Gale of Hollywood and
also revealed th a t oth er roads need C arl Gale of N o rth D akota; a sister, of H erm iston an d connected w ith cussed w ith p are n ts and Interested and a bell shaped veil held off the local conditions beyond th e control
persons, th e problem s w hich con face by a g ardenia. She carried a of anyone often cause delays.
ed co n stru ctio n and betterm ents of Mrs. M ary G. K aupp of S eattle ; a th e reclam atio n d ep a rtm en t in the fro
n t th e p are n t, teach er, and lead d ain ty nosegay.
The co n tractin g firm for delivery
m uch more im portance
to
these nephew , Dr. Raym ond T. K aupp of early days on th e project, passed
George McKenzie, b ro th er of the of poles was here Tuesday m aking
co unties and ea ste rn Oregon than P o rtlan d , and th ree g ran d ch ild ren . aw ay la st S atu rd ay a t his home in er, in tra in in g th e child, a t a m eet
ing held in th e school house T ues groom, acted as best man.
a rran g e m en ts for p lacing th e poles
th is expensive proposal. It is esti
O fficiating a t th e services was A shland.
F u n e ra l services w ere day evening.
Mrs. McKenzie is a g rad u a te of a t the stakes for holes in th e near
m ated th a t th e line would cost half
Rev.
W
illiam
M
iddemass.
Such
questions
as
w
h
at
is
a
good
held
T
uesday.
Ja
n
u
a
ry
4th
a
t
1:30
th
e
g
irls’
P
olytechnic
school
in
fu tu re.
H ead q u arters by th e con
a m illion d o llars and gain only six
prom inent in
the tra c to rs have been selected and ac
m iles in distance. T he rebuilding of
The Gale fam ily residence is a t P. M. from th e L itw eller fu n eral p are n t; th e purpose of th e p are n t; P o rtlan d and
and
th
e
m
istakes
m
ade
by
th
e
p
a
r
younger
social
set.
Mr.
McKenzie
tu a l work is expected th is week or
the highw ay from The Dalles to 206 W est T h ird avenue stree t. Mrs. home a t A shland, Ore., in a com
ent, w ere am ong those discussed. is a g rad u a te of Oregon S tate col early n ex t week.
P o rtla n d was represented as of W agner is now w ith h er siste r in
bined
Masonic
and
church
service.
Those present en tered in to the dis lege, an d member of several honor-
m uch more value to eastern Oregon, Vancouver.
Several firm s have had rep resen
both in savings to m otorists and
S ch illin g for th e p ast th ree years cussion w hich was beneficial to all. sries, Sigma Tau, P h i Lam bda -Up- ta tiv e s callin g on prospective users
silon, and P hi Capa A lpha, a social
tru c k com panies.
had ch arg e of th e COC camp sta
These m eetings a re sponsored by fra te rn ity of w hich he was vice- lin in g up house w iring an d m aking
estim ates of costs of w irin g homes
T he question of the new road RUSSELL MILLER
tioned a t E m ig ra n t Springs d u rin g the
Panent-T
eacheijs’
association.
president, and the N ewm an club. He and o th er buildings on th e prem ises.
from S tew art's Service S tation to
th
e
sum
m
er
m
o
n
th
s
and
of
o
th
er
Mrs. C. M. Jackson presided a t the is now ju n io r clerk In th e Social Se Com petition in th is w ork is expec
th e overhead ea st of U m atilla was HAS WRECK
cam ps d u rin g th e w in te r m onths in m eeting in th e absence of Mrs. G. cu rity Service, statio n ed in B a lti ted to be su fficien t to secure reaso n
also discussed, an d the west end
more.
able prices. R ig h t of w ay easem ents
g roups advised to bend every effo rt
Ripley.
B oardm an News — Mr. an d Mrs. o th er sections of th e state.
A w edding b rea k fa st was served have been secured for a ll lin es in th e
possible to secure th e construction Russel M iller and ch ild ren had a
He is survived by his widow and
a t the Campbell co u rt im m ediately H erm iston, S tanfield, B u tte r Creek
on th is ro u te as soon as possible. w reck w ith th e ir car w hile r e tu rn
Weather Report.
follow ing th e w edding ceremony. and U m atilla Meadows d istric ts, and
T his road would overcome several ing home from P o rtlan d . Mrs. M il six ch ild ren .
sh a rp tu rn s in H erm iston and a ler received laceratio n s to h er face
Date
Max. Min. T h a t evening a reception was given w ork on th is ven tu re is being ca r
g ra d e crossing, and would n o t be and head.
December 30 . ...
.. 50 .. . 42 a t the home of the b rid e's p aren ts ried on west of U m atilla and to I r r i
Kennings from California.
m ore th a n six m inutes fa rth e r th a n
December 31 ...........
.. 48 .. 26 before the couple left for a honey gon an d B oardm an.
Mrs. B lanche S hannon retu rn ed to
they
A num ber of new ap p licatio n s for
th e proposed cut-off to the average
A lbert K ennings, who has been J a n u a ry 1 ..............
..
39
. 20 moon trip , follow ing w hich
will m otor to B altim ore to make m em bership in th e association have
m otorist. A sp rin g cam paign
is N am pa w here she has been v isitin g statio n ed in th e n o rth ce n tral p a rt J a n u a ry 2 ................
..
43
..
.
27
her
d
au
g
h
ter,
Mrs.
Bill
Lilley
for
an
th
e
ir
home.
been secured by th e su p e rin ten d e n t
p lan n ed to b rin g th is road for w hich in d e fin ite tim e.
ry 3 ................
.. 36 .. . 33
of C alifo rn ia as official d airy herd J J a a n n u u a a ry
as anyone who desires service m ust
r ig h t of way have been purchased
4 ..............
32
tester
for
th
e
U
n
iv
ersity
of
C
alifor
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
W
atk
in
s
of
P
as
become m em bers in order to receive
Ja n u a ry 5 ...............
by th e state, ag ain to the a tte n tio n
.. 37 ... 32 STANFIELD FESTIVE
th e service of lines,
tran sfo rm ers
of the sta te highw ay commission co re tu rn e d to h er home w ith M ary nia d airy d ep a rtm en t, is spending
P re cip itatio n wras .08
W alker, who was v isitin g them over the holidays w ith his paren ts, Mr.
and m eters w hile th e line is being
an d th e F ederal Bureau of Roads.
HOLIDAY SPIRIT
th
e
holidays.
constructed for th e fee of five dol
T he channel from Celilo to Um a
Chas. Rohrman Sr. Passes.
and Mrs. W. K ennings, and friends
lars.
H elen and Dale R ussell retu rn ed
tilla is expected to be com pleted in
STANFIELD
NEWS—
An
enjoy
in
H
erm
iston
an
d
U
m
atilla
county.
C
harles
R
ohrm
an
Sr. of Pendle-
The crew of sta k in g en g in eers is
.March and boats will be ru n n in g in T h u rsd ay from Odell w here they
able
p
arty
was
given
on
New
Y
ear’s
K ennings m akes his h ea d q u arters at ton, fa th e r of A. F. R ohrm an of th e
now w orking in th e Boardm an te r
th e spring. T his will add g re a t im have been v isitin g relatives.
n
ig
h
t
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H
ugh
Shaw
p o r ta n t“ . ! 0 the sh o rt cut-off from
Mrs. Del Jackson an d d a u g h te r Davis, Cal., b ut is th e re only a sh o rt R ohrm an G arage of H erm iston, pas- a t th e ir home east of town. Forty rito ry to com plete w ork w ith in ten
H erm iston to U m atilla w here port Louise le ft for
P o rtlan d
Sunday tim e d u rin g th e y ea r since he tr a v -sed aw ay early th is m orning (T h u rs g u ests were present. D ancing was days, according to th e o rig in al plans.
fac ilities are being prepared for the w here th ey w ill v isit frien d s and els over th e state. A m ong herds te st d ay ) according to word received th e main diversion of th e evening The board of d irecto rs a re also m ak
ing plans for ex ten d in g th e service
h an d lin g of w heat, gas, oil, and o th relatives.
ed by him a re th e Adohr D airy herd, here. No d efin ite in fo rm atio n con •6fter w hich delicious refresh m en ts to o th e r prospective users an d dis
e r tonnage.
T his road is held of
Mr. and Mrs. T u rn e r Bond of Cor said to be th e la rg e st m ilk produc
w ere served.
tric ts not included in th e firs t su r
special value in th e m a tte r of rates, vallis, who have been v isitin g a t
cern in g fu n eral arran g em en ts was
Mr. and Mrs. Fred T h o rn e of vey. A stro n g effo rt will be m ade
to w heat grow ers in the ce n tral and the J. F ish er home, retu rn ed to Cor ing herd in C alifornia. All herds o b tain ab le as we go to press.
S tanfield spent the holidays w ith to reach all farm ers w ith in a re a
• a ste rn p a rt of U m atilla and
in vallis Sunday.
u n d er his te stin g a re purebred and
relativ es in G resham and P o rtland. sonable d istance from the m ain lines
Morrow counties. I t would also en-
p
rac
tica
lly
all
m
ilk
is
m
arketed
as
Supt. W. G. K ershbergen and H.
Mr. and Mrs. E a rl C ram er left
Mr. and Mrs. Dell P enney, Mr. as surveyed tinder the program made
•ei in to the ra te question for coun-
atu rd ay for E ugene w here th ey w ill whole m ilk. K en n in g s served as M. Som m erer were P endleton busi and Mrs. E. A. Hoosier and Mr. and up last summer.
' • • eas of the Blue M ountains and S
te ste r for th e Ulmatilla H erd Ims ness v isito rs T h u rsd ay m orning.
Mrs. G. E. G reathouse en tertain ed
so u th e r i Idaho.
T his road would take up th e ir work.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Myers and provem ent association before going
Joan Sape Married.
<ost only one-fourth the cost of the
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. H arvey and a t a New Y ear’s eve d in n e r p a rty a t
th e Dell P enney home in Echo. Sev
d a u g h te r M arg aret retu rn ed F rid ay to C alifornia. He w ill be a t home
-Stanfield-Boardm an cut-off.
News of th e m arria g e of Mrs.
J.
E.
H
arvey
of
Pendleton
were
in
eral
tables
of
500
were
in
play
w
ith
Those atten d in g
the P endleton from Pasco w here th ey have been u n til J a n u a ry 12th.
th e p ast two
tow n on business today.
Mrs. R< G. Penney and Dr. M arbut Jo an Sage w ith in
m eeting from U m atilla were W illiam visiting.
h aving high scores and Mrs. M arbut m onths was received by frien d s in
George Corw in and ch ild ren w ent
.Slwitzler, Mayor T ucker,
Lieuajl-
and M artin Refvem low.
H erm iston recently.
H er nam e is
len Brownell, H arry H ull an d A1 to Hood R iver la st week w here th e
Mr. and Mrs. H oag have recently now Mrs. Jo an Sage E d g ar aud she
S tephens. From Irrig o n w ere B ert ch ild ren rem ained w hile th e ir f a th
moved here from W isconsin and are
Benefiel, F ra n k L eicht, F. C. F re d e r m otored to P o rtlan d to a tte n d a
con tem p latin g locating here perm a and her son a re m aking th e ir home
erickson, Ollie Coryell, Tom C ald m eeting. They all retu rn ed T h u rs
a t Paoli, Colorado.
Mrs. E dgar is
nently.
well, Mr. A rnsburg, W. B. Caldw ell, day.
a
form
er
resid
en
t
of
H
erm iston and
The
J.
F.
R
ueber
home
was
the
Mrs. M. Kobow m otored to .P o r t
E arl Caldwell and
F ra n k
Bray.
scene of a gay New Y ear’s eve p a r has m any friendB here.
land w ith her son Glen, and L eota
From H erm iston were F. B. Swayze, Rose, w here she atten d ed a sta te
ty when tw enty-five re la tiv e s'o f Mr.
J . G. Pierson, A. F. R ohrm an, P au l te ach ers’ m eeting. She re tu rn e d
C. L. Upham, for years associated chine, th e o rg an izatio n tackled the and Mrs. R ueber greeted th e new
Home Ec Club Meeting.
Bracher, Sam Moore and E. P. Dodd. home Sunday.
w ith th e H erm iston H erald and of Job of ca n n in g vegetables, fru its, year. Cards, gam es and s tu n ts were
The Home Ec club of th e W est-
enjoyed
w
ith
refresh
m
en
ts
served
a
t
Im ogene W ilson retu rn ed S a tu r late years serv in g a s co untry cor
land G range w ill hold an all day
day to Moscow, Ida., w here she is respondent for v ario u s new spapers, m eats, etc., of members. (T h e mem m idnight.
Miss
P
a
tric
ia
R
ichards,
who
is
a
PASTURE GRASS
m
eeting W ednesday, Ja n u a ry 12, a t
bership,
w
hich
consists
of
th
e
pay
w orking, an d atte n d in g n ig h t school,
d e n t nurse a t St. A n th o n y 's hos the home of Mrs. C. A. Lynch. T he
a fte r spending th e week end a t home was aw arded firs t prize on a com m ent of 25 cents, en title s th e house stu
PAMPHLET DUE
m unity endeavor sto ry sponsored by wife to ca n n in g privileges th ro u g h p ital, spent New Y ear's day w ith club enjoyed a C hristm as p arty a t
v isitin g her parents.
h er paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Broomfield, Mr. The O regonian, in clu d in g th e en tire o u t the season.)
its la st m eeting December 22, a t the
R ichards.
W ork is going forw ard on the and Mrs. W arren Lyle and Lois P acific n o rth w est. T he story fol
U nder the d irectio n of L ectu rer home of Mrs. P. A. Power. T he Pow
p astu re grass pam phlet w hich is be Broom field of La G rande, visited W. lows:
“ P ro d u cts for can n in g are p re Bessie Chapin, a social program was er residence was b eau tifu lly decora
in g worked out for the H erm iston, A. B aker and fam ily over th e week
M aybe i t ’s tru e th a t a man ca n ’t pared a t home in most cases, b u t presented a t the G range m eeting ted and a g ift exchange was enjoyed
S tan field, W estland, and W estland end.
Tuesday n ig h t. T he Home Econo
irrig a tio n
d istric ts.
W hile
th e
lift
him self by his own bootstraps, th ere are exceptions to th is rule.
by those present.
H azel Tyler, who is em ployed at
pam phlet has not been sent to press, A storia, visited h er m other h ere th is b u t w hen it comes to Pacific n o rth Notice is given in advance of the mics club gave an im pressive candle
lig
h
t
service
w
ith
M
tb . J. M. R ich
in fo rm ation reg ard in g rates, m eth week.
Baptist Service Sunday.
w est com m unity endeavors, th e ne product to be processed on certain ard s as rea d er and Mrs. H elen Ga
ods of seeding, and th e recom m end
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Coats and g ative sp irit of th a t old adage is days by th e m an ag er and plans may briel a t th e piano. Several e n te r
Theo. A. Leger, form er pastor of
ed p astu re grass m ixtures are a v a il
be made accordingly. No com m ercial ta in m e n t featu res were presented the B ethany church of P o rtlan d ,
able in the a ssista n t county a g e n t’s d a u g h te r Echo sp en t th e week end d efin itely out.
by a sm all group of CCC boys from will be a t th e B ap tist ch u rch thia
office to those who desire th is infor- in H ardm an v isitin g Mr. C oats’ mo
ca
n n in g is handled by th e co-opera Camp Stanfield.
If o p eratio n of a co-operative
D ancing was en
Everyone is urged to a t
' m ation before th e b u lletin comes ther.
tive, w hich last year processed more Joyed w ith music by Jack K asari, Sunday.
A basketb all gam e was played lau n d ry , w ith the fin est equipm ent
tend-. Sunday school begins a t 10,
out.
violin,
an
d
Mrs.
E.
J.
Meyers
and
th
a
n
60,000
cans
of
produce
for
the
tdllow ed by preach in g services at,
V ery definite
recom m endations here T h u rsd ay evening betw een R u an d facilities for housew ives of the
housew ives of U m atilla and Morrow E leanor K asari, piano. Pot luck re 11 o ’clock.
are being made relativ e to th e kind fus and the Boardm an Yellow Jack d istric t, o r th e estab lish m e n t of
freshm
ents
w
ere
served
w
ith
Mrs
of grasses to seed according to th e ets, w hich w as won by R u fu s 24 to com m unity can n ery to process foods county.
Emma Penney and Mrs. F. B. S tu a rt
type of soil in each d istrict. Mixed 20.
MISS MAXINE PAUL,
for w in te r thbles, isn ’t exactly lif t
"L a st y ear th e facilities of the as hostesess.
grasses should be seeded only in th e
N aom a Black, who has been v isit
Miss
M
arllla
D
unning
retu
rn
ed
to
can
n
ery
w
ere
doubled,
which
has
in
g
by
th
e
bootstraps,
it
ce
rtain
ly
fin er soil types or som ew hat coarser ing friends, le ft for her home in
HERMISTON GIRL,
seems to follow those lines. And g rea tly expedited th e work. D ur Stockton, Cal., T h u rsd ay to resum e
soil types w hich a re continuously C orvallis Sunday.
her
duties
as
head
of
th
e
Home
Eco
w et w ith seepage w ater. Sw eet clo
A w llda B leakney re tu rn e d
Sun those are a couple of th e activ ities ing th e season salm on are brought nomics d ep a rtm en t of the
MAKES GOOD
high
ver, because of Its stro n g grow ing day from W alla W alla w here she described by en tries in T he Oregon in from Celilo, w hen mem bers are school
there.
h ab its, should never be seeded in a has been v isitin g h er aunt.
Miss M axine Paul, a recen t s tu
Among S tanfield people who a t
ia n ’s "C om m unity E n d eav o r" con notified an d an o p p o rtu n ity given
crass m ixture as it grow s to th e d e t
Mrs. F o rtie r and N orm a Gibbons.
tended
the
P
a
re
n
t
E
ducation
le
ctu
re
d
en
t of th e K inm an Business U ni
rim en t of other grasses. All o th e r R alph and Bill Black all retu rn ed test. Both were accom plishm ents of all to p urchase th e fish a t a whole- by Mrs. M aude Morse in H erm iston
•soils not m entioned above w ill need to C orvallis and S pringfield w here th e H erm iston d istric t, and
they
le price. O ther o p p o rtu n ities are Tuesday evening were Mrs. F ra n k versity, has accepted a position in
| ’o be seeded to sw eet clover as it is Miss G ibbons will teach.
were th e basis of th e le tte r w hich offered th e com m unity to purchase Sloan. Mrs. J. F. Igine. Mrs. M. Ref the assista n t county a g e n t’s office
th e only other p astu re w hich has
W. A. Strobel of A thena, w here won firs t prize for C. L. Upham produce in w holesale lots. Peas and vem, Mrs. R. O. Penney, Miss Joan of H erm iston, Oregon.
proven satisfactory on o th e r soil he is w orking, sp en t th e week end
Miss P aul is th e d a u g h te r of Mr.
ro u te 1, H erm iston.
tom atoes, as w ell as fru it, a re tru c k Leslie, Mrs. W. G. W allace and Mr.
types. Sweet clover not only m akes here.
and Mrs. U. 8. R ichardson.
and Mrs. C. A. Paul of P endleton,
a good tem porary pasture, b u t also
ed
In
w
hen
favorable
prices
prevail,
‘C
om
m
unity
achievem
ents
in
the
J. R othenb erg er, who sp en t th e
Mrs. F rank Sloan e n tertain ed the
w hen plowed u n d er as a green m an C hristm as holidays v isitin g relativ es H erm iston co u n try have been n um and can n ers offered th e ad v an tag e Stanfield, Echo and H erm iston O.E. Oregon, and is a g rad u a te of th e
u re crop builds up th e fe rtility of in P o rtlan d , retu rn ed home w ith a
erous th ro u g h th e years p ast,’’ p o in t of q u ality buying, w hich gives the S. officers a t her home T uesday a f H erm iston high school. She was an
•he soil and w orks in well w ith a new ca r S unday aftern o o n .
ed out th e p rize-w in n in g letter, tow n dw eller an equal ad v an tag e ternoon. Ladies who enjoyed Mrs. honor stu d e n t w hile a tte n d in g KBU.
six or seven year crop ro tatio n
E sth e r Jones retu rn ed to L aG rande
Sloan’s h o sp itality w ere Miss Elva
T he m id-year term s ta rts a t th e
w hich is recommended for th is area. Sunday w here she is employed.
'p rin cip al o u tstan d in g one of w hich w ith th e farm er raisin g his own B erry. Mesdames J. F. Lane. M. E.
K inm an B usiness U niversity
next
was th e estab lish m e n t a num ber of produce.
Coe,
W.
M.
M
arbut,
A.
H
N
orton,
Jean B auer retu rn ed from Echo
Monday.
It
would
pay
you
to
w
rite
years
ago
of
probably
th
e
first
co
Uncle of Panages Dies.
H.
T.
F
raser,
O.
Dawson.
Dave
Mlt-
Sunday w here she spent th e h o li
"T h e board of d irecto rs
(w hich
o p erativ e lau n d ry in th e U nited consists e n tire ly of women of the tlesdorf, Jo h n Clarke, C urtis Sim for a free copy of an in te re stin g
days v isitin g friends.
George Xedes, form er w heat f a r
ons and W a lte r Hamm.
booklet e n title d
" P la n n in g Your
E lin o r T ilden retu rn ed
Sunday S tate s.”
com m unity) have recen tly purchas-
m er in the H oldm an d istric t, passed from P o rtlan d w here she has been
S tanfield schools opened Monday,
"A n o th er service to th e com ed th e b uildings w hich house th e | J a n u a ry 3, follow ing the holiday va- F u tu re ."
aw ay a t his home in O akland last I v isitin g relatives,
T he K inm an Business U n iv ersity
m u n ity and ad jacen t co u n try has can n ery as well as th e la u n d ry and catlon. Miss Jo an Leslie was at her
week. He is an uncle of T. G. P an-
V ernon P artlow ,
who has been
been th e estab lish m en t, by th e same have also acquired some ad jo in in g |
2? Mil- refu n d s alt tu itio n paid an y tim e
„
.
ages of Columbia d istric t, and leaves ".orking a t G lendale,
retu rn ed to
d u rin g th e firs t m onth if th e s tu
7 ^
o rg an izatio n sponsoring th e lau n d ry property. N eith er en terp rise I, con- I M u lle n ’ |„° H ^rm U t™ . “
a b ro th er in Pendleton, two d a u g h - lhis tl0n,e S atu rd ay ,
Mrs. r h a ’ _ - ________
ters and a son. Mr. Xedes w a s ! . Mr.
??r ' and MrB-
R osalind of project, or a co-operative cannery. ducted for p ro fit and money over N orris spent a portion of the vara dent isn 't satisfied w ith th e school.
.A rlin g to n w ere v isitin g her mother* S ta rtin g in a sm all w ay w ith one and above expenses is set aside for j
-a t H alfw ay. O re.; and
Mrs. Address P resid en t J. I. K inm an at
known by many H erm iston people. i Mrs. G. T yler, over S atu rd ay .
re to rt an d one ren ted capping ma m ain ten an ce.”
I W ald and Mr. H ay w ere a t th e ir Spokane. W ashington, for free, in
homes in Stanfield.
form ation.
ad v t.
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