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ENERGY
H erm isto n D a iry
H. L. PAYNE, Owner
By Mrs. W. C. Isom
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es A rnberg v isit
ed a friend, Mrs. John H enderm an a t
F reew ater Sunday. Mrs. H enderm an
who lost her husband recently, is the
m other of a three weeks old baby
boy.
George K endler and Mrs. Roy
K endler motored down from Grand
Coulee Friday.
Mrs. Geo. K endler
and two children, who have been vi
sitin g her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Isom the past th ree weeks, re
turn ed home w ith them Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E arl Leach of Uma
tilla purchased th e Geo. K endler
place two miles east of Irrigon, and
will take up th e ir residence there
late th is fall.
Mrs. Jene M cFarland was a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom Sunday.
L. N. S m ith has purchased a lot in
tow n and moved his house on it
w here he will make his fu tu re home.
R uth U m iker and little d aughter
K athleen from Castle Rock, W n., is
v isitin g her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F ra n k Leicht.
Mr. and Mrs. L aurence M arkham
have moved th eir fam ily to. Califor
nia.
Miss F reda Fredreckson has en ter
ed the W alla W alla hospital for
nurses train in g .
Hugh and Chancey Grim m were
called to Salem Sunday by th e death
r*
from Hood River, are v isitin g th eir birthdays of Rachel W eeks an d lit
sister, Mrs. W. C. Isom and family. tle R obert Shroeder, grandson of
Mrs. Mabel Weeks.
C harlie and W alter H arr of P o rt
land were over n ig h t guests of th eir
au n t, Mrs. Mary H arr, Monday.
Mrs. Lois Blum is now employed
By Mrs. Edw ard Shaw
a t Baker in a m ining camp.
Mrs. H erm an Jones of Idaho, sis
The U m atilla County L ibrary has
established an ad u lt lib ra ry of 40 te r of Mrs. H enry Sommerer, a r
books, both of fiction and non-fic rived Sunday for a visit a t the Som
tion. in th e Columbia school. Much m erer home. Mr. Jones was here
in terest has been shown in checking T hursday and they retu rn ed home
out these books and If th is proves th a t day.
Dorothy Walls, who has been a t
successful, a new set w ill come in
ten d in g a beauty school in P o rtland,
Jan u ary .
Mrs. H enry Hooker, Mr. and Mrs. arriv ed home Monday evening for a
Enos B u rch ett an d Mrs. H. E. Mc two weeks visit w ith her parents.
Culley were W alla W alla business
D inner guests a t th e B axter H u t
chison home Sunday were Mr. and
visitors Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Melton have Mrs. E lbert H utchison of Pendleton,
Miss M yrthena
ren ted th e Dr. M arble place, form er Mrs. Mary H arr,
ly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. H arry M artin and Mr. and Mrs. Edw ard
Hamm er, for the coming year. They Shaw .
wiill move S aturday. The M eltons
H enry Sommerer was a P ortland
farm ed on Cabbage H ill above P en business visitor th is week.
dleton.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. McCullough,
Mr. an d Mrs. Pete Peterson of m anagers of the Stanfield hotel, vi
Ione visited Mrs. P eterson's parents, sited his sister, Mr. and Mrs. T heron
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Blahm, Sunday. M illard W ednesday.
Mrs. Mary H arr w ill e n te rta in the
H enry Sommerer Jr. and Preston
G range home economics clu b
th is Buzzard attended th e P. I. L. E. this
F riday a t her home. It is q u ite im week.
p o rtan t th a t all members a tte n d to
m ake plans to en tertain th e Echo,
Stanfield and W estland G ranges
next Tuesday n ig h t, and for making
plans to help en te rta in th e Pomona
By Mrs. J. M. R ichards
G range early in November.
John Knox is p ain tin g th e ir house
th is week.
GEORGE 1 . WARD
Mrs. Dorothy Dixson of P o rtlan d ,
George L. W ard was th e victim of
d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. tOis Buell, a h ea rt attack a t his home F rid ay
arrived here W ednesday of last week night, September 29. Mr. W ard was
for a visit w ith her parents.
born near Buena V ista, Polk county,
The Pum pkin C enter Telephone Ore., in 1867, and has sp en t most of
company sta rted work on th e line
th is week. They have poles up from his life in th is state. He came to
Pum pkin Center to the Jo h n Jen - Foster, the present site of Stanfield,
in 1879 where he has since been en
drzejew ski farm.
Mrs. Mabel W eeks and fam ily en gaged in the m ercantile business and
joyed pinochle a t the B. E. Getchell la ter operated farm lands on the
west meadows. Surviving are his
home Tuesday evening.
Dorothy W alls of P o rtlan d was an widow, three d au ghters, Mrs. Wm.
overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. E d H iatt of Ukiah, Ore., Mrs. Clyde Boss
of Portland and C lara W ard of S tan
ward Shaw Monday.
Miss M yrthena M artin attended field: and two b ro th ers, Ed of Echo
the P resbyterian Older Young Peo and Charles of Union, Ore. F u n eral
ple’s Progressive dinner p arty Mon services were in charge of Rev. E.
W. Bedwell of th e Gospel Mission
day evening a t Boardman.
Mrs. John Grey was a W alla W al church. Vocal solos were given by
Mrs. Bedwell w ith piano accom pani
la business visitor th is week.
m ent by Neva H edrick. P allb earers
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. W ilbur
were J. W. Heckm an, C. M. McCall,
Meacham and Mr. and Mrs. E.
Shroeder and children of Pendleton J. F. Lane; L. T. K enison, W. Men
spent the week end a t th e Mabel denhall and M. Refvem. In term e n t
W eeks home, th e occasion being was In the Echo cemetery.
COLUMBIA NEWS
You Can Whip Our
IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS
PAGE THREW
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1939.
of th e ir b ro th er C. C. Grimm, who
was a resident of Irrig o n several
years ago.
Mrs. Boardm an is a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. S udderth.
Maynerd H oaglan is w orking on
th e tie gang down on th e coast.
Rev. W alpole, th e new pastor for
the U m atilla, Irrigon and Boardm an
P resbyterian churches, will fill the
pulpit here Sunday, October 22 a t
2:30. The public is cordially invi
ted to attend.
Rev. and Mrs. Craw ford and baby
son Paul visited frien d s here W ed
nesday. Rev. Craw ford preached a t
the Pentecostal church W ednesday
evening.
M arshal M arkham and Rev. H ar
ness left Monday for a sh o rt h u n tin g
trip in the m ountains.
Mrs. Fred Dali en tertain ed the
Pep club members a t her home W ed
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Case from Oregon S tate col
lege will hold an all day m eeting
and cooking school a t th e school
house Tuesday, October 17. The la
dies of the com m unity are invited to
a tte n d the en tire day.
The Ladies Aid w ill meet T h u rs
day a t the P resb y terian church.
Mrs. Milton Cassedy and Mrs. Ed
Bensel were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Isom Friday.
Mrs. W illiamson le ft for P ortland
Monday w here she will spend some
tim e nursin g her niece.
Mrs. J. E. P eatt from Sioux City,
Iowa, and sister, Mrs. Molly Sm ith
STANFIELD NEWS
DRUGS FOR LESS
200 Aspirin Tablets 30c
2 pts Milk Magnesia 30c
2 lbs. Castile Soap 34c
100 Halibut Liver Oil Caps. 09c
100 A. B. 0. & G. Caps. - $1.43
N e have the heat in Squibb, Parke Davis,
Upjohn, Pnretest, Lederle and R
Grand Vitam in.
Less Than Half
Price — Special
POTTERY
In the newest pastel shades
Fonr Colors.
7 Q
Limit - 2 Sets
37
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Luckies, Camels,
C hesterfields—
2 fo r 25c ®*rtM
39c
59c P rin ce A lb e r t t in 10c
M odel
X fo r 15c
49c E d g e w o rth
X fo r X5c
29c
98c Sensations, Dominoes,
Fever Thermometer
75c Listerine - -
60c Sal Hepatica -
35c Vicks Vaperub -
1.25 Petrolagar
Electric Heating Pad
1.9S A valons, W in g s,
P au l Jones, c a rto n • • • 95c
H o t W a te r B o ttle
I . S. Rnb. Co. “ F irifo n ” Brand
C 7«
Guaranteed for 3 years - Reg. $1.00
“
Shoe Laces
20-piece Set Genuine
California
■
2 p r . 1C
POUNDS
P rin ce A lb e r t
75c
M odel 69e — E d g ew ’t h 98c
D ill’s B e s t ................... 95c
Drug
Prices effective Thirsdiy, Friday & Satirday
Hermiston
►
G rocery Bargains
A FEW OF OUR RED & WHITE SPECIALS —
Half Gal. PUREX
QUICK OATS
R & W ..................
2 for .................... 43 <
21<
CORN MEAL
9 lbs...................... 2 5 t
RICE KRISPIES
Reg. size ............... 11 <
LETTUCE
Head ...................
CAULIFLOWER
Large heads ......... 1 5 t
WHEAT FLAKES
114 lb. pkg. free
with large pkg. 2 1 1
LEATHER COATS — Select yours while stock is
complete. Zipper front and 2 pockets.
8.40
A bargain a t ..................................
B la n k e t Values
SINGLE COTTON, 72x99 .............
DOUBLE COTTON, 70x80 ...........
SHEET BLANKETS, 70x80 ..........
Guaranteed 25% Virgin Wool,
DOUBLE BLANKETS ...................
Part Wool.
Ì.25
1.65
3.49
2.98
See our stock of gloves and coats before you buy
elsewhere. Stock was bought early in the season
and priced right.
SUPER X SHELLS AND CARTRIDGES
M. Refvem General Merchandise
RED & WHITE
S t a n f i e l d ............................................ Oregon
Misa Lenna W aid w ent to P ort-
land Tuesday to spend the rem aind
er of the week at th e home of her
niece, Mrs. Ralph W ickersham .
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Penney will go
to P o rtlan d F riday after the la tte r's
father, W illiam H aggem an, who has
been ill in Portland for the past
month.
Mr. qnd Mrs. Tom Moore and
d au ghter Nellie retu rn ed Sunday
from a ten day visit w ith Mr. and
Mrs. Arlie Thompson at Lakeview.
Mr. Moore received a real th rill
when he shot a two point buck w hile
h u n tin g in Lake county.
Miss Rachel Seller of Yakim a and
Gerald Coffman (of Stanfield w ere
m arried in Yakim a October 4th. In
atten d an ce from h ere were Mrs. Ed
Coffman, m other of the groom, Miss
Velda Coffman of Oakland, and Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Bedwell. After a
short honeymoon spent near Seattle,
the young couple will be a t home on
the Coffman rancu west of Stanfield.
The S. A. A., whose presiding of
ficer is Mrs. G ilbert Smith, held its
first m eeting in the high school
auditorium Friday night.
D uring
the evening open house was observ
ed, honoring the grad e and high
school faculty members. A social
hour was observed w ith Mesdames
N. D. Bard, M artin Refvem and F.
A. Shelton as hostesses. The S. A.
A. meets regularly on the first T ues
day n ig h t of each month.
Miss Forsythe, who has been do
ing m issionary work in China for
several years, was a speaker a t the
high school T hursday afternoon.
Follow ing her talk a m issionary tea
was held a t th e F. A. Baker home.
Mrs. J. 'M. R ichards. Ladies Aid fi
nancial chairm an for October, an
nounces a cooked food sale in the M.
Refvem store S aturday afternoon.
Mrs. Don Childs was hostess to the
P ollyanna club a t her home W ednes
day afternoon. Invited guests in
cluded Mrs. W. T. Reeves and Mrs.
G. G. Smith.
Mrs. E lizabeth Nudo is visiting
relatives in and n ear P ortland. D ur
ing her two weeks absence her
d au g h ter Mary cam e from Echo to
care for th e home.
Leo Rueber is a tten d in g the P a
cific In tern atio n al in P ortland this
week.
The Orval Dyer fam ily moved from
the K urle house to the George Coe
cottage on the east side of town.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam F redrick
son are guests of th e ir daughters,
Mrs. H ans R yning and Miss E sther
Fredrickson in Seattle.
C. T illery, made a business trip to
Lewiston early th is week.
Mrs. F. B. S tu a rt recently received
word of th e death of Mrs. Reid of
Ixw Angeles. The late Dr. Retd was
a practicing physician in Stanfield
for many years.
Mrs. Wm. Iiehme will spend th e
week end in P ortland w ith her
dau g h ter, Neva, who is tak in g
a
secretarial course a t N orthw estern
Business college.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rueber celebra
ted th e ir 25th wedding anniversary
at th e ir home Monday night. About
th irty guests were present to p a rti
cipate in the m erry m aking and en
joy th e wedding lunch. To m ake it
more realistic th e younger group
staged a ch arav arl late in the even
ing.
Charles Hedrick and Stanley Wes-
sell, who have sp en t th e past, six
weeks w ith home folks, have re tu rn
ed to Moffett Field in C alifornia
w here they ar» enrolled In the air
corps.
Mra. W. O. W allace ia again c a rry
ing the mall follow ing a m o n th ’s
leave because of illness.
Oh,Oh! $ Wrong Way!
Ö9AX In CustomersWith
A U V E R T IS H W G
Sacked ¿y Pood Service /
Round-Trip to
C H IC A G O
IN COACH
$ 3 4 ’ 5 way
3 FAMOUS TRAINS
East from P o rtlan d
A ll A ir-C o n d itio n ed
PORTER SERVICE AND FREE P IllO W S
IN A l l COACHES
P o rtlan d R o to - 9 :3 5 p .m . d a ily .
R e g is te r e d N urse-Stewardess
service. D e lic io u s 2 5 c , 3 0 c ,
3 5 c m eals for Coach and P u ll
m an-Tourist trave l.
P acific Lim ited- 8 :0 0 a.m . d a ily .
C o m p le te eq u ip m e n t a ll claaa-
ea of trave l.
P opular C offee
Shop D in e r.
S tre a m lin e r- cirr of rotriANO
5 saillnga m onthly, 6 :1 5 p .m .
on 1, 7 , 1 3 , 1 9 , 2 5 . N o extra
fare. 1 7 houra faster Portland
to C hicaqo .
tu v o in fo .,-nation inquire o f —•
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