PAGE FOUR
O A SIS TH E A TR E
L o c a l H appenings
HERMISTON, OREGON
Mrs. Mabel W alker and Miss Myr
Miss B arb ara W essell spent F ri
tle M artin motored to W alla W alla
day in Pendleton on business.
Miss Lena W aid of S tanfield was Monday on business.
Mrs. M. P. Casseday an d Mrs. W.
a business v isitor in H erm iston
M. Pearson motored to P endleton on
Tuesday afternoon.
one day th is week.
Clarence P la n tin g of Pendleton was business
H enry Stoop arriv ed T uesday from
a business visitor in H erm ipton on Meacham
and will spend some tim e
T hursday.
in H erm iston.
L. V. L ath ro p of W allow a visited
E rn est R ain w ater, son of Mr. and
W ednesday w ith relativ es in H er Mrs. E. E. R ainw ater, p lan s to leave
miston.
th is week for Tacoma, W n., w here
Home lau n d ry service. Reasonable he w ill assist his uncle in th e poul
prices and delivery service, Phone try business.
Dr. J. P. S tew art, eye-sight spe
25-W, H erm iston, Ore.
adv.
Dr. H. C. C urry visited H erm iston cialist of Pendleton, w ill be a t the
last S atu rd ay and w ill ag ain retu rn H erm iston H otel on W ednesday,
M arch 16. H ours 1:00 to 5 :0 0 P.M.
in about th irty days.
adv.
Mrs. E rw in Couch of S tanfield is
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Reeder and
a medical p a tie n t in th e H erm iston Mr. and Mrs. E. D uvall w ere d in n er
General H ospital th is week.
guests Tuesday a t th e home of th e ir
Mrs. A. C. S w arner an d d au g h ter d a u g h te r and son, Mr. an d Mrs.
Thelm a were accom panied to P en Chas. Duvall.
dleton last S atu rd ay by Miss Mary
Scram ble Sticks, sen satio n al new
P etri.
game. 25c at B rieriey ’s.
adv
The reg u lar m eeting of the P.T.A.
Homer W ilson of R ufus. Ore.,
will be held T hursday, M arch 17, in spent th e week end as th e guest of
the high school building a t 8:00 C. J. Buhm ann.
o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Edm und B riggs a n
Mrs. C. W arn er Sr. and her house nounce th e b irth of a son W ednes
guest, Mrs. E. R uder o f Eugene, day, M arch 2, a t th e ir home in
Ore., were P endleton business visi G rangeville, Idaho. He has been
tors Monday.
named
Monty George.
Edm und
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. K ersbergen Briggs is the son of Mrs. Geo. B riggs
and Mr. and Mrs. L. S. B u rrell were who resided in H erm iston u n til last
Pendleton and W alla W alia business fall when she moved to C alifo rn ia to
visitors last S aturday.
m ake her home w ith h er d a u g h te r
Mrs. Gerald W hite has been con
Mrs. Bessie Spencer of San Jose,
fined to her home w ith th e flu since Calif., was a business visito r in Her
F riday of last week, but is reported miston Monday of th is week. She
as improving.
was looking a fte r her p ro p erty in
Mrs. Emma Ripley of P o rtlan d a r Columbia d istric t and" w as th e house
rived T h u rsd ay aftern o o n and will guest of Mrs. G ertru d e S anders and
spend a few days w ith h er son and Mrs. Ida Simmons M onday n ig h t.
family, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ripley.
From here she w ent to T he Dalles
Mrs. R. G. Saylor and son Lowell to v isit her son and fam ily, Mr. and
Rice are expected to re tu rn to th e ir Mrs. W allace Spencer.______
home on B u tter Creek by F riday of
th is week, from P endleton.
Mrs. Chas. C lark left Tuesday TW O NEW HERDS
n ig h t by bus for T he D alles afte r
receiving word th a t h er d au g h ter, ADDED TO TEST
Mrs. Don Jackson, was iil w ith an
ear infection.
The U m atilla-M orrow H erd Im
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Reeves of provem ent association rep o rt for
S tanfield were here T hursday, and F eb ru ary shows th a t Dr. A. E. M ar
M att V anderpool of W eston was in ble of H erm iston and H. M. Duus of
town W ednesday.
Irrig o n have enrolled th e ir d airy
Mrs. E. D: M artin, Mrs. K. M. herds in the association.
It also
Mayer and Mrs. W. L. M organ mo shows th a t th e re are a to ta l of 2 6
tored to P endleton on business la st herds on test, w ith 349 cows e n
Saturday.
rolled, of which 5 4 a re dry, produc
Mrs. E. R uder of Eugene, Ore., ing 148,507 pounds of m ilk, c o n ta in
has been th e house guest of Mr. and ing 7460.5 pounds o.f fat. T w enty-
Mrs. C. W arn er Sr., for th e past two one cows produced an average of 40
weeks, leaving the last of th e week pounds of fat d u rin g th e te stin g
for her home.
month. The average production, in
Mrs. E. P. Dodd was called
to eluding cows in milk and cows dry.
P o rtlan d last F rid ay because of the was 422.3 lbs. milk, an d 21.37 lbs.
illness of h er d a u g h te r R u th , who fat.
is reported as improved and ag ain in
The two high producing cows for
school a t St. H elen’s H all.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. R ohrm an of the m onth were T w isty, a m atu re
owned by C. R. Sm ith
H erm iston, and Mrs. C. Rohrm an grad e Jersey,
876 lbs. m ilk and 56.9
and Miss Alma R ohrm an of P endle producing
lbs. fa t: and Bell, a m a tu re grade
ton, were H eppner v isito rs la st S un Jersey,
owned by Floyd L aird, pro
day.
806 lbs. milk, and 54.8 lbs.
Mrs. N. W. Bloom is confined to ducing
fat.
her home w ith pneum onia. She is
One cow in th e association was
reported as im proving and is under
the care of Miss Zelda M cFarland, sold, and two purchased by members
R.N., who Is a niece of A. E. M cFar for d airy purposes, the rep o rt shows.
H igh herds of over 20 cows were
land of U m atilla.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McReynolds owned by H. L. Payne, a mixed herd
motored to P o rtlan d last Saturday of 24 cows, av erag in g 431.3 lbs.
and retu rn ed by way of A berdeen, m ilk and 21.38 lbs. fat. H igh herd
W n., where they called on Mr. and of from 12 to 20 cows was owned
Mrs. Herb H edw all. who are form er by Floyd I-aird, 15 G rade Jerseys,
av erag in g 530.0 lbs. m ilk an d 32.06
ly of H erm iston.
Mathew Gordon plans to leave lbs. fat. H igh herd u n d er 12 cows
w ith his fam ily soon for southern was owned by Nick F aler, 6 Grade
Oregon points. He has leased ten H olsteins, av erag in g 1231.0 lbs.
acres of his farm to W. C. More- milk and 40.20 lbs. fat.
H igh herds to date for th e two
nouse. and sold five acres to A. R.
m onths since th e b eg inning of the
Boulware.
•Mr. and Mrs. Win. McDaid a n te stin g year are as follow s:
F. A. B aker herd. 21 R egistered
nounce tlie b irth of a d au g h ter
Monday, March 7, a t the H erm iston and G rade Jerseys. 869.9 lbs. milk.
G eneral H ospital. Both m other and 46.18 lbs. fat; Dell C h ristley herd,
42 mixed breeds, 819.4 lbs. m ilk,
d a u g h te r are doing nicely.
George Sale Jr., who is employed 40.07 lbs. fat; Floyd L aird herd, 15
In Spokane, Wn.. visited in H erm is G rade Jerseys, 1209.6 lbs. milk,
ton th is week. He has been with his 69.69 lbs. fa t; Carl Haddox herd, 13
p aren ts in S tanfield for tw o weeks G rade Jerseys, 1059.6 lbs. milk.
due to illness, but expects to retu rn 60.93 lbs. fa t; C. R. Sm ith herd, 9
H olstein and Jerseys,
1432.9 lbs.
to hie work soon.
Nick F aler
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bains of W alla milk. 68.90 lbs. fa t;
W alla are house guests of th e ir herd. 6 G rade H olsteins. 1970.0 lbs.
d a u g h te r and son-in-law . Mr. and milk. 67.60 lbs. fat.
Sally, 4 year old G rade Jersey
NJrs. Win. S h aar, and plan to stay
u n til the last of th e week. Mrs. owned by Floyd L aird, fresh en in g in
S haar motored to W alla W alla for December, tested 764 lbs. m ilk and
45.8 lbs. fat as listed on th e honor
them W ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Beddow of roll. O ther cows on th e honor roll
Pendleton and Mr. and Mrs. Otto a re Lily, a 3-year-old G rade Jersey,
lle in l of Oregon City were v isitin g also of the L aird herd, m aking a
friends in H erm iston last Sunday. te st of 728 lbs. m ilk an d 46.6 lbs.
T he H einls were re tu rn in g from In fat. She freshened in November.
d ian a w here they had spent several Ju lia n n , a 2-year-old G rade H olstein
m onths, to th e ir home In Oregon owned by Nick F aler, fresh en in g in
Ja n u a ry , tested 1719 lbs. m ilk and
City.
Mrs. C. E. Baker retu rn ed to H er 51.6 lbs. fat. M arge, a 2-year-old
miston last T uesday evening a fte r G rade Jersey owned by Dr. A. E.
having spent th e w in ter in C a lifo r Marble, made 708 lbs. m ilk and 51.0
nia v isitin g her sister. Mrs. Fred lbs. fat. W hite Baby, a 2-year-old
Rhoy at O akland, and w ith friends G rade H olstein owned by N ick F a
w hile en ro u te home th is spring. She ler. freshening in December, tested
spent two weeks In Oregon City w ith 1061 lbs. milk and 40.3 lbs. fat.
Cotton, a 2-year-old G rade Jersey,
her niece, Mrs. H ow ard E. P etit.
Mrs. J. M. Pearson, who u n d er owned by Dell C hristley. tested 832
w ent an operation recen tly In th e lbs. m ilk, and 39.1 lbs. fat.
T his report is compiled each
E m anuel hospital In P o rtlan d , is re
ported to be Im proving and will m onth by H. R. H artley , employed
te ste r for th e local association,
spend some tim e In Tillam ook. Ore., as
w ith her d au g h ter and fam ily, Mr w hich is filled w ith th e sta te asso
and Mrs. George McKenzie, before ciation and com pared w ith o th er
retu rn in g home. Mr. Pearson mo tests over th e stat_eL
tored to P o rtlan d T uesday and re
turn ed W ednesday n ig h t.
BYTHA HOSKINS
Mrs. Zona Rodgers and d au g h ter
and son plan to move in to th e MARRIED FRIDAY
Graves house on East G ladys avenue
next Sunday. They have been liv
STANFIELD NEWS B vtha Hos
ing In an ap a rtm en t In th e home of k in s and C harles M athews were
her sister, Mrs W. M. P earson. Miss m arried in the P resb y terian manse
E sth er Slhert who has been living in P endleton Friday, w ith Rev. Mur
in th e G raves house th is w inter, ray Jones o fficiatin g . Follow ing the
plans to hoard and room d u rin g th e w edding th e young couple w ent to
rem ainder of th e school year.
P o rtlan d , re tu rn in g to P ilot Rock
E rn est R a in w ater was honored Sunday w here they w ill m ake th e ir
Tuesday n ig h t a t a su rp rise farew ell home. Mrs. M athews is the d au g h
party sponsored by th e young people te r of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es H oskins
of ihe H erm iston C h ristian Kndea- and was g rad u ated from th e S tan
vor society. E rnest plans to leave field high school two years ago.
th is week for Tacoma.
Wn., to Since then she has atten d ed O.S.C.
make his home. T he p arty was in and N orthw estern Business school,
the form of a trea su re h u n t w ith th e and has been employed as a book
group sta rtin g from the church and keeper in Pilot Rock for several
following
directions
u n til
they weeks.
reached the home of Mr and Mrs. C.
Mrs. P h ilip Boggs has been ill at
W arn er w here games were played her home on the project for th e past
and refreshm ents served. The trea- tw o weeks. Mrs. G rady C h risto p h er
su reh u n t was planned by C larence Is earing for her.
Huhm ann and G lenn W arner.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt hare
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Cash Store
Ne^t Door to BAKERY.
moved to McM innville.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. H oskins a t
tended the fu n eral of th e late Burl
A nderson of A thena, in P endleton
Tuesday.
A group of S tanfield Study club
members atten d ed a m eeting of th e
W om ens’ club in P endleton T h u rs
day. The d elegation included Mes^
dam es H. McCormick, F. B. S tu a rt,
W. T. Reeves. H. L. H edrick, F. S,
Green, J. F. R ueber, Fred Shelton,
V,'. M. M arbut, T roy Coleman, F. A.
Baker, G. E. G reathouse, J. M. R ich
ard s and Miss E lva Berry.
Mrs. E v erett Ezell and two child
ren spent the week end on th e S tan
field project a t the home of her sis
ter, Miss D orothy L outhan.
Mrs. B lanche B ottger has retu rn ed
to the J a u a n n a u lt home a fte r an ab
sence of several weeks spent w ith
her d au g h ter, Mrs. R ansier a t Ione,
and w ith relativ es in P endleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Tobin and Mrs.
Claud P ark s of P endleton
were
guests a t th e F red L oughary home
Friday.
C. T illery m ade a business trip to
P o rtlan d W ednesday and expects to
re tu rn th e la tte r p a rt of the week.
We failed la st week to record the
b irth of a son on F eb ru ary 25 to Mr.
and Mrs. L ester Sutton. He has
been named G ary Dale.
.Miss P a tric ia R ichards, stu d e n t
n u rse in St. A n th o n y ’s h ospital,
spent S atu rd ay aftern o o n in S ta n
th e ir fam ilies enjoyed a social tim e
in th e ir home T uesday evening. E n
te rta in m e n t fea tu re s were provided
by Mrs. Don Sikes and house guests
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson. R efreshm ents
were served.
The Misses Blanche and M arrie
Thorsen of The Dalles sp en t th e
week end a t th e home of th e ir p a r
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Thorsen.
C harles W icklander, g ran g e dep u
ty of La G rande, paid an official
visit to th e S tan field G range T u es
day n ig h t. Mrs. F red T horne was
program
chairm an.
T he closing
featu re of th e program was a sp ell
in g m atch.
R efreshm ents
w ere
served by Mrs. T h o rn e and Mrs. De-
na W ooster.
H igh school stu d e n ts enjoyed a n
aftern o o n of music F rid a y w hen
Mrs. Don Sikes and Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson pleased w ith m any selections
played on various m usical in s tr u
ments.
field.
T he F rien d sh ip club of th e local
h ig h .sch o o l com plim ented Miss Lena
H ogue w ith a m iscellaneous show er
T uesday afternoon.
Mrs. Sophie K u rrle, form er S tan
field resid en t, passed aw ay in P o rt
land Monday a fte r a p ro tracted ill
ness. F u n eral services w ill be held
T h u rsd ay in P o rtlan d .
Mr. and Mrs. R ufus W aid of Y a
kim a visited Sunday a t th e home of
his b ro th er, W. J. W aid, who is
q u ite Hl.
M ary Gossage u n d erw en t an oper
atio n for ap p en d icitis in St. A ntho
n y 's hospital Sunday.
Miss E lva B erry, Mrs. Jam es Lane
and Mrs. F ra n k Sloan atten d ed E as
te rn S tar in H erm iston Tuesday
n ig h t.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo L aune and fam
ily w ent to M cM innville W ednesday
for a brief visit w ith her bro th er,
H en ry Schm idt. E leanor K asari ac
com panied th em aB far as P o rtlan d
w here she w ill v isit her a u n t u n til
th e L aunes re tu rn .
Mrs. E d g ar H oosier was hostess
to th e bridge club a t her home Mon
day aftern o o n . S u b stitu te players
included Mrs. Dill Penney, Mrs.
H arle Rogers, Mrs. G eorge E llio tt
and Lena W aid.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry D uvall of
L exington visited a t th e W. J. W aid
home Sunday.
T he Oddfellows, R ebekahs and
(H eld from la st w eek)
Mr. and Mrs. E a rl Robinson a re
moving to P endleton. Dr. F a rrio r of
P endleton has purchased Mr. R obin
son’s farm on th e project.
Mr. and Mrs. Elm er W illiam s are
moving into th e K u rrle house.
Mr. and Mrs. V. E. N orris will
move S atu rd ay to th e Geo. W ard
house recently vacated by the Mans-
cer fam ily.
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