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Newspaper Page TextTHE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1939. Farm .................................... 7.15 Louis Hsiscb Is spending the holi mother. Mrs. Earl Shaw. No. 1276-F ......................... 2.00 days at hi« home in Portland; the George McNabb returned home Van Petten Lumber Co., Oregon Motor Serv., General Poor Farm A Jail ..... 32.26 Missee Marian Troyer and Joanna Friday evening from Portland where Road .................................... 99.97 Leslie are in La Grande, and Miss he had been visiting for several St. Anthony’s Hospital, Poor Oregon Lumber Ylard, Gen Farm .................................... 6.00 Lenna Neill is with her mother, Mr«. days. eral Road ........................... 61.92 .58 J. E. Olinger A Sons, Gener Ollie Neill in Heppner. Albert Vieg arrived here Saturday Domestic Laundry, Jail ........ Kilham’s, Waterinaster ........ 14.81 al Road ............................... 609.67 Mrs. Henry Hurley and son and from Seattle where he visited with Alta Joerger. Election ........ 14.00 Oregon State Highway Com her brother Ed Kopacz of Hood Riv his mother. Kim Morton, Election ........ 10.00 mission, P.W.A. Proj. No. er spent Christmas with relatives on Naomi Brownell left Friday to 1276-F .................................. 25.50 the Stanfield and Hermiston pro spend the holidays at the home of Nina Sloan, Election ............ 10.00 jects. her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Carl Ada Brown, Election ............ 10.00 Olsen King Co., General M. O. Pearson, Election ...... 14.00 Road .................................... 21.71 Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hammlli and I Brownell at Portland. Will R. McLean, Election .... 2.00 son of Salkum. Wn„ are visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McNabb Hotel Pendleton, Election .. 15.00 Penland Brothers, General Road ................................ 20.81 the homes of their parents. Mr. and wtre dinner guests Christmas day at Bowman Hotel, Election ...... 16.00 J. C. Penney Co., General Mrs. H. Hammil and Mr. and Mrs. the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Agnes Stillman, Elec Road ................ ................... 3.97 C. B. Greene. Mrs. Pete McNabb. tion ...................................... 10.00 Pac. Power A Light Co., Gen Old time public dance in Stan Christmas dinner guests at the Mrs. Celestine King, Election 10.00 eral Road ........................... 28.04 field Grange Hall, Saturday. Decem James Byrnes home were their Camas Prairie Grange Hall, Price Ransom Chev. Co., ber 31. adv. daughters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Election ................................ 15.00 THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR FU General Road ..................... 14.93 Mrs. A. D. Hogeland of Irrigon is Don Harryman and children, Mr. Line Grange Hall, Standard Oil Co., General visiting at the home of her daugh and Mrs. V.D. Bramer and son Jim State TURE NEEDS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, FROM STOCK Election ................................ 5.00 Road .................................... 56.83 ter, Mrs. Ed Brown. mie and Mrs. Glen Ostrom, all of Bros. Transfer Co., LISTED FOR SALE— Small’s Hardware, General The Monday Bridge club will be Umatilla, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Penland Election .............................. 44.10 Road ....................... 27.60 entertained at the Ed Liesegang Walsh and children of The Dalles, Stanfield Irrigation District, Shell Oil Co., General Road 6.73 home in Echo on the afternoon of and the hostesses, Mr. and Mrs. Election ............................. 5.00) Shell Oil Co.. General Road 62.78 January 2. Mrs. Liesegang is a sub James Byrnes and daughter Joan. V. Stroble Furniture Co., Simpon’s Auto Electric, Gen stitute player for Mrs. Tom Gregory Election ............................. 18.00 Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brown and Mr. eral Road ........................... 28.06 who is convalescing at her home. Dr. L. C. Richey, Ind. Sold. 102.21 Signal Oil Co., General Road 560.11 Mrs. Marvin Ransier of BoaTdman and Mrs. Earl Bensel and sons of W. L. Hamm. Ind. Sold......... 93.36 State Ind. Acc. Comm., Gen is assisting her mother, Mrs. Mamie Hermiston were Christmas dinner M. Birkbeck. Ind. Sold. .. 31.62 eral Road ........................ 157.36 Bottger at the G. E. Greathouse guests at the home of the girls’ par T. Dr. A. H. MacLaren, Health Taylor Hdwe. Co., General home, while Mrs. Greathouse is ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Connell. Unit ........................... 9.60 Road .................................... 25.27 Miss Beverly Mustard of Spokane spending a short vacation in Port Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co., spent Christmas with her parents, Dr. A. H. MacLaren, Health land. Unit ................................. 46.80 General Road .................. 5.50 J. B. Runyan and grandson John Mr. and Mrs. John Mustard. Elma Whipple, Health Unit 61.30 Quimby attended the funeral servi Mr. and Mrs. Andy Ballwin and Marjory Bohart, Health Unit 48.45 The Texas Co., General Road 3.95 The Texas Co.. General Road 2.30 ces for the former’s niece, Mrs. Tod children of Heppner were visiting at Alleen E. Moreland, Health Union Oil Co., General Road 89.11 Gilliland in Pendleton Friday. They the Ursel Hiatt home Saturday Unit ...................................... 23.20 Van Petten Lumber Co., remained at the George Runyan evening and Christmas. Lillian Nooy, Emergency .... 82.80 General Road ..................... 3.35 home to spend Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hull were Daily Journal of Commerce, The Veltex Serv., General Mr. and Mrs. Joe Norton and son Christmas dinner guests at the Bill Emergency ........................ 29.50 Road .................................... 6.00 Malcolm of Mt. Vernon, Ore., were Switzler home. Mary Houser, Emergency . .. 67.00 L. E. Williams, General Road 3.00 Stanfield visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Chapman and State Dept. of Agriculture, Pac. Tel. A Tel. Co., Gener Mrs. Andrew Lamont has been ill son Frank and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sealer of Weights ............ 30.58 al Road ............................... 24.48 at her home on the project for the Thorne and baby of Pendleton spent West Pub. Co.. Law Lib....... 25.00 D. Fullerton, General Road past week. Christmas day at the Ervin Chap The Lawyers Co-operative Payroll ............................... 128.95 Mrs. J. B. Kassari is visiting her man home here. Pub. Co.. Law Lib. .......... 17.50 Earl Newquist, General Road father ad sister in Portland this Payroll ............................... 85.51 Art Peterson of Willow Creek The American Law Book Co., week. Law Lib............................... 10.00 H. Schuening, General Road spent the holidays at the home of Mrs. Fred Ulrich and son Law- Payroll ............................... 83.83 sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson Co., Law ence of Glendale, Cal., arrived Tues his Lib.......................................... 16.00 Dick Bush, General Road Hugh Van Schoiack. day to spend a few days at the O. M. 5.00 Payroll ................................ 64.28 Clay Morris spent the holidays W. E. Sayler, Election ........ Hoosier home. Enroute from Glen The Frank Shepard Co., Law Frank Krebs. General Road with his wife. dale they visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lib.......................................... 10.00 Payroll ...... 91.4(1 Rosaline Lennox who is working State gar Hoosier where Miss Rose Hoos Treas., Forest Protec R. R. Bond, General Road in Portland spent the Christmas ier joined them to spend the Christ tion ...................................... 34.00 Payroll ............................... 96.61 mas vacation with her parents. Mrs. week end visiting her parents, Mr. Koeppen’s, Sheriff ................ 4.4 4 F. T. Burke, General Road IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK THIS STOCK OVER — SELECT and Mrs. John Lennox at the Bill Ulrich and Mrs. O. M. Hoosier are Crane Direct Mail Serv.. Payroll ............................... 70.86 Switzler home. ITEMS YOU WILL NEED FOR SPRING FARMING ACTIVITIES. sisters. Sheriff .................................. 23.50 Walt Picard, General Road Mr. and Mrs. Tom Loughary of Betty McKenzie, who is a student Western Union. Sheriff ..... 7.07 Payroll ............................... 104.04 Portland were Christmas guests at nurse in the Pendleton hospital, The Freewater Times, School Pete Shaver, General Road the home of his mother, Mrs. Fred spent Christmas day with her par Supt........................................ 31.50 Payroll ............................... 99.70 Loughary. ents here. Oregon Lumber Yard, Court R. J. Wheeler, General Road Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Waterman Harriet Ford, who is teaching Payroll ............................... 134.70 House .................................. 1.15 and daughter Mary Jean of Ritz school near Hillsboro, is spending R. E. Goad, Sheriff & Jail .. 363.30 W. F. Brown, General Road ville, Wn.. are holiday guests at the the vacation with her mother, Mrs. L. B. Pearson, Poor ............ 3.95 Payroll ................................ 184.70 home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jennie Blakely. A. C. McIntyre, Dist. Att. & S. Fullerton, General Road James Hoskins. Emerg. ..... ......................... 48.02 Payroll ............................... 148.70 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hull and Ro C. C. Proebstel, Ind. Sold. .. 101.96 C. O. Pederson, General Road Mrs. Fred Nische passed away on salind Lennox were Monday dinner December 21st, in St. Anthony’s hos Payroll ............................... 63.08 State Ind. Acc. Comm., Sher pital after an illness of several guests of Mrs. Vieg and her son Al iff ..................................... 15.16 H. M. Bennett, General Road bert. firm of Mossie Bros, on their alfalfa months. Mr. and Mrs. Nische Payroll ............................... 71.6? Marvin Dick. Election ........ 9.40 farm west of town. He was an ac here from Wheaton, Minn., a Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., Offices 120.51 Herb Caldwell, General Road * STANFIELD ♦ tive member of Stanfield Grange, came NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT. year ago, and built a home west of Payroll ............................... 76.99 Burroughs Add. Mach. Co., having acted as its treasurer for the G. L. Dunning ranch. Besides Treasurer ........................... 4.45 C. H. Wheeler, General Road By MRS. J. M. RICHARDS many years. Interment was in Ol her husband she is survived by the Payroll ............................... 79.22 Chas. A. Peterson, Cir. Court 15.00 F. L. Hodgen, General Road following children: one daughter. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE Larsen Printing Co., Clerk Many townspeople and residents ney cemetery in Pendleton. Pavroll ............ :.................. 28.81 A Dist. Att............................ 1.25 The Study club will meet at the Mrs. L. A. Thompson of Stanfield; STATE OF OREGON FOR of the meadows attended funeral Roy Brown, General Road and three sons, Arthur of St. Cloud, Smvthe-Barthel Co., Court services for the late L. L. Mossie in F. B. Stuart home January 5th. UMATILA COUNTY. Payroll ........................... 43.29 House .................................. 12.15 Stanfield school will open Janua Minn., Harry of Norcross, Minn., Pendleton Friday. Mr. Mossie was Gillanders & Burroughs, Gall Alspach. General Road Nische of Stanfield. well and favorably known here, hav ry 3, following a ten day vacation. and Mr. Albert In the Matter of the Estate of Payroll ....................... 55.83 Court House ....................... 2.80 and Mrs. Frank Martin of AMANDA ing come here from Ukiah 17 year« Supt. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick are In AGNEW, Deceased. L. Hoeft, General Road Pay Vaughan’s Electric, Court ago to look after the interest« at the Portland to attend the O.S.T.A.; Portland and Mr. and Mrs. George Notice is hereby given to all per House A Election .............. 7.80 roll ...................................... 59.46 Challis and family of Pendleton sons whom it may concern that Are- Jones, Kay Co., Jail ............. 1.70 John Eichner, General Road were guests on Christmas day of tas W. Agnew, administrator with Payroll ............................... 58.71 Mrs. Emma Martin and Mr. and Mrs. the will annexed of the estate of Penland Bros. Transfer Co., Election ................................ 18.00 Cecil Bird, General Road Oscar Martin. Miss Betty Challis Amanda Agnew, deceased, has filed Payroll ............................... 10.96 remained over for a week’s visit. Grocery, General his final account and report in the Fruitland Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown and sons administration Road .................................... 119.12 Hueh Clark, General Road of the estate; that Payroll ............................... 51.54 Junior and Doyle will go to Spokane the County Judge by order duly Earl Snell, Sec., General Friday to visit over the week end made and entered has appointed Road ...................................... 1.00 E. W. Eads. General Road Payroll ............................... 22.50 with relatives. Water Comm., Monday, the 9th day of January, Pendleton Mr. and Mi's. Ed Attebury of La 1939, at the hour of ten o’clock in General Road ..................... 1-00 E. C. Myrick, General Road Payroll ............................... 98.80 Grande were holiday visitors at the the forenoon as the time and the C. J. Montag A Sons, P.W.A. Proj. No. 1276-F ............ 2,419.20 Ralph Moody, General Road home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. County Court House at Pendleton, In the New Year. We wish to thank you for your Payroll ............................... 52.29 Snell, Sec., General George Attebury. Oregon, as the place where all ob Earl Road .................................... 49.00 Joe Picard, General Road Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Rice are visit jections and exceptions to said final patronage in the past year, and wish the best for you Payroll ............................... 97.27 M. W. Moore. P.W.A. Proj. ing her parents near Seattle. No. 1276-F ....................... 178.49 A. L. Warnock, General Road Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Baker went to account and report will be heard Payroll ............................... 82.22 throughout the coming year. Spokane Friday to be at the homes and a settlement of the estate made. C. J. Montag A Sons, P.W.A. Proj. No. 1276-F ............ 3,361.85 C. H. Reimann, General Dated this the 8th day of Decem of their sons Lowell and Wallace Road Payroll ..................... 65.60 Assoc. Oil Co., General Road 41.34 ber, 1938. for several days. F. M. Henson, General Road Akers Serv. Station, General Miss Claudia Gabriel who teaches ARETAS W. AGNEW, Payroll ............................... 75.32 Road .................................... 4.05 in Tygh Valley arrived on Christmas Administrator. 14 oz. can E. E. Turner, General Road ^uto Clearing House, Gener day to visit at the home of her par PETERSON & PETERSON, al Road ................................... 1.25 Payroll ............................... 54.25 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Gabriel. Attorney« for Administrator.' F. B. Hayes. General Road Braden Bell Tractor Co., Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hayden and (Dec. 8-Jan. 5) Payroll ............................... 149.70 General Road ..................... 45.11 Lb. Oregon Rose two children went to Heppner Sat Bud Wagner, General Road Peter J. Burish, General urday to visit for a week with her 1.62 Road ....................................... 3.35 Payroll ............................... mother, Mrs. Devins. Percy Sweet. General Road J COUNTY COURT J Bauer A Franz, General Miss Nadine Rueber and Robert ............................... 95.92 Large Standard Road ....................................... 2.73 E. Payroll Refvem, students at 0. S. C., are < • ------ ♦ Brinker L. Stephens, General Brothers. General spending their holiday« at their Road Payroll ..................... 95.88 CLAIMS ALLOWED BY THE Road .................................... 11.84 John homes. > Henry, General Road Connor’s Repair Shop, Gen The annual H. S. alumni-H. S. Six Flavors Payroll ............................... 73.77 eral Road ........................... 21.22 S. P. Westervelt, General basketball games drew a large crowd COUNTY COURT AT THE DECEM Motors, General Tuesday evening. The high school BER 1938 TERM EXCEPT CER Comrie Road Payroll ..................... 64.87 Road .................................... 10.45 Cecil Mathias, General Road girls were victorious while the alumni boys won over the high TAIN CLAIMS ALLOWED BY STA Central Welding Works, Gen Payroll ............................... 22.51 eral Road ........................... 1.45 Jim Myers, General Road school team. Columbia Equipment Co., Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Sloan and TUTE: Payroll ............................... 4.24 General Road ..................... 183.66 Mrs. L. Knop, General Road daughter Donna and son Ronald are Mrs. E. B. Casteel, offices Collier Motor Co., General guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Payroll ............................... 14.70 (Postage) ........................... 9 21.00 .................................... 18.46 E. H. Hargett. General Road Frank Sloan. Mayme Robinson, Election 19.80 W. Road J. Clarke, General Road 24.89 Word has been received of the Harvey Penry. Poor Payroll ............................. 41.85 55.00 marriage of Miss Thelma Lund and A. C. McIntyre, Emerg........... 25.00 Collier Motor Co., General A1 Moody, General Road Road ................................... 42.93 Mr. B. Tucker of Portland. Miss Mangus Olson, Poor .............. Payroll ............................... 64.82 3.25 General Lund ha« been teaching in Portland Bill Smythe, Poor ................ 75.00 East Oregonian. L. McIntyre, General Road Road .................................... 12.35 for the past two years. Payroll ................................ 107.20 Pendleton Water Comm., H. Alderman. General Road Court House ................... 23.00 Elliott’s Grocery, General Road .................................... 72.67 Payroll ............................... 47.82 Nina Sloan. Court & Dist. H. Magruder, General Road Att.......................................... 34.20 Freewater Market, General t UMATILLA NEWS t Nina Road .................................... 5.70 Payroll ............................... 133.73 Sloan. Clerk ................ 18.00 By MRS. GLENN 0STR0M Hills Red Can Vernon Parson«. General A. C. McIntyre, Emerg............. 15.00 Fruitland Grocery, General Road .................................... 45.88 Road Payroll .................... 12.15 ♦ ------- « East Oregonian, Co. Court & Feenaughty Mach. Co., Gen- Tommy Bond, General Road Mr. and Mrs. Alec Ran and son Clerk .................................... 118.83 Road .................................... 19.22 Payroll ............................... 149.70 Davy spent last Wednesday shop- Nelson Sign Co., Sheriff .... 1.60 F osty Motor Co., General Chas. Williams, General ping in Walla Walia Jack Allen Supply Co.. Sher Road .................................... 31.63 Road Payroll ..................... 112.43 Mr«. John Mustard and daughters iff ........................................ 2.00 Fletcher Oil Co., General L. Wolf. General Road Dorothy and Jacqueline spent Wed Dunlap Stationery, Sheriff & Road ................................. 1 ,704.01 Payroll ............................... 74.31 nesday in Portland and Longview Assessor ............................... 1.45 Funk A McLean, General Lyle Potter. General Road where they visited at the home of L. G. Frazier, Sheriff, Clerk, Road .................................... 75.00 Payroll ............................... 115.34 their daughter and sister. Mrs. A1 A Recorder ......................... 7.45 Dode Farrell. General Road Lavender and small son. Margie Mrs. E. B. Casteel. Clerk .... 24.50 The Green Grocery, General 2.00 Payroll ............................. 109.38 Road ............... - .................. Mustard returned with them after Bushong & Co.. Clerk .......... 43.00 spending several weeks visiting her Jack Folsom, Recorder ........ 26.00 General (Petroleum Corp., 67.84 L. G. Fullerton. General General Road ..................... Road Payroll ..................... 119.43 sister. Dorothy W. Bell, Treas....... 39.00 John Toomay, General Road Mr. and Mrs. Don Harryman, Mr. Bettye F. DeHart. Treas....... 25.65 Holmes A Oliver, General 4.10 Payroll .................................. 54.67 Road .................................... and Mrs. Glenn Ostrom and John J. A. Yeager, School Supt. .. 21.42 Cooper Corp., Gen Cliff McDonald, General Mustard spent Thursday in Walla W. J. Clarke. Court House - 4.05 Howard eral Road ........................... 141.53 Road Payroll ...................... 87.11 Walla shopping. Jimmie McNair Plumbing John Barnes, General Road Milton Sharpe Is in Seattle visit Serv., Court House ............ 3.25 Harvester Supply Co., Gen 6.05 Payroll .................................. 96.70 eral Road ........................... ing his parents for the Christmas Independent City Scavenger, Lbs. White or Red A. J. Sturtevant, General ! holidays. Court House .................... 3.00 Herrall Owens Co.. General Road Payroll ....................... 18.23 7.70 Road ................................ 2.85 Mr. and Mrs. George Kendler Jr., Jones, Kay Co.. Court House Gilliland. General Hamley A Co., General Road 12.75 Louis and daughter Yvonne of Coulee Dam Par. Power A Light Co.. Road Payroll ....................... 10.12 49 lb.sack All Purpose Court House ...................... 111.63 Jack Allen Supply Co.. Gen 207.75 Frank are here visiting his parents, Mr. Taylor. General Road eral Road ........................... and Mrs. George Kendler. Sr., and B. B. Richards. Court House 53.00 Payroll ............................... 99.70 3.50 Jack Allen Supply Co.. Gen her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom Walt’s Welding Works. Poor eral Road ........................... 215.61 Neil Devore. General Road Pendleton Drug Co.. Poor .. 1.50 n Irrigon. Payroll ............................... 96.77 M K Kaser A Son. General Mrs. Lew Brownell and son Rob- J. L. Eldridge, Poor Farm 4.80 Rome Kemp, General Road Road ................... ............. Supt........................................ 301.55 ert spent Friday visiting Mr. Brown- Payroll ............................... 67.25 8.29 Kilham Stationery Co.. Gen 14.84 Cecil Sams. General Road ' ell who is receiving medical care at Tallman A Co., Poor Farm .. eral Road ....................... J. C. Penney Co., Poor Farm 4.25 Hot Lake. Oregon. Payroll ............................... 69.02 Knerr’s Repair Shop. Gener Pharmacy. Poor Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ervin and two Glenn’s 1.75 E. S. Fox, General Road al Road ............................ — Farm .................................... I-10 Hons of Enterprise have spent the Payroll ....... 95.92 .35 Glenn Ixing. General Road ¡Christmas holidays visiting at the Taylor Hardware Co., Poor Shafer. General 4.80 Everett Milton Eagle. General Road HERMISTON. OREGON Farm ................. - ................ j home of her parents. Mrs. George Road Payroll ..................... 9.72 Nelson Sign Co.. General Pac. Power A Light Co., Rower. 9.50 C. Hutson. General Road Road .......................- ......... Poor Farm ........... - ........... 24.00 Earl Fromdahi of Walla Walla is Payroll ________________ 18.28 W. A. Nelson, P.W.A. Proj. spending the holidays with hit Pendleton Drug Co., Poor LOSING ATTENTION F M M E K ! We call your attention te . . . Mower Parts Bolts of all sizes W indow Glass, all sizes Paints and Oils Binder Twine Cow Stantions Good Oil Heat Incubator Several Heating Stoves Harness Hardware Several Pairs Overshoes Grange C ooperative at Hermiston G r e e tin g s ! 5c 33c Doz. 2 6 c pkg 4 c Lb. 10c T om ato Juice B utter EggS Jello Chocolate Drops Prunes sweet B acon Lean side Lb. 2 5 c 2 Lbs. 2 5 c Lb. 2 7 c Pound Pkg. Lb. 15c 2 Lb. Pkg. 14c C offee C o ffee Pepper C ocoa Sanka Macaroni Spaghetti BeailS Flour 6 Lbs. 2 5 c Lb. 3 7 c " 4 l *>45 c 5 19c 89c Connor’s Cash Store