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a expected to leave this week for San Mrs. Minnie Hixon and two other lad j Francisco where they will visit her ies. Mrs. Gertie Mulligan, also Mr. Behme’s sister, enjoyed the Round sister and attend the fair. Mrs. Jess Connell, Mrs. Lyle Up and left for Bend Sunday where Brown, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ben- her daughter teaches. G. L. Dunning spent two days at Published Every Thursday at ! >el spent Monday in La Grande. James Byrnes and grandson Gor- the fair and a week in the Califor Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. 1 don Harryman motored to Pasco nia cities in company with Miss Mar- Monday and Mrs. Don Harryman and iila Dunning and some other teachers Alfred Quiring and Leander Quiring, Publishers. children returned with them to visit who drove to Lake Tahoe and to Mud home of her parents, Mr. and City, where Mr. Dunning visited the old hotel his father operated in the Entered at the post office at Hermiston as Second I at Mrs. the Byrnes, for a few days. Albert Vieg was taken to the Pen gold rush days. Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon. Mrs. Nathan Bard was hostess for dleton hospital Tuesday afternoon the first meeting of the Pollyanna quite ill. Subscription Rates Mrs. Eli. Edwards of Eureka, Cal., club on the 10th. Mrs. Celia Nichols entertained the is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fitz One Y ear.......................................... $2.00 Harmony club on September 17 at patrick and family. 1.00 Six Months ...................................... Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nickerson of her home, with Mrs. Loughary re f a ir d a y s a r e h e r e a g a i n .50 Three Months .................................. Goldendale visited Saturday and viewing the products and industries Oregon. Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. of Mrs. UMATILLA COUNTY FAIR has come to be an important Payable in Advance Fred Green was hostess to Bob Bales. They attended the Hap milestone in the affairs of the citizens of Hermiston and the Monday Bridge club this week. py Canyon show in Pendleton Satur surrounding communities. Here annually are displayed the Office Telephone .......................... .. 2051 Substitute players were Mrs. Loren day night. Mrs. H. P. Bonnewitz and products of man’s endeavors for comparisons, grading and Residence Telephone ..................... .. 2333 Mr. and Mrs. Lew Brownell and Miller, the awarding of championships. This friendly competition Naomi Brownell left Tuesday for Mrs. McCormick. Mrs. Claude Mc Call held high score. Portland. has been the means whereby improvements in breeds and Mrs. Fred Thorne was hostess Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Springer spent methods have been attained. It is educational to all. This Tuesday at her home for the Home | Monday in Pendleton. Economics club. fair is deserving of loyal support. COME TO THE FAIR. Mrs. Pat Murphey and Mrs. Ed reg Mrs. Emma Penney returned to Grubbs spent Tuesday in Pendleton. her home last week, having had a Leland Smith was operated on enjoyable summer trip to the U B LI SH Sunday night for appendicitis. Mrs. most valley an to the coast. Smith and children, Mrs. C. Powell Willamette Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Russell re and Mrs. E. McKenzie and Bob visit turned from Portland last Thursday him in Pendleton Tuesday. and will after his farming in daughters of Walla Walla were Urn ed Mrs. Clarence Powell of Ballock terests and look F. B. SWAYZE. President build a new home on their tilla visitors Friday. Island is V visiting i s l a n d IS is it in g a at t the tile home iiu iu c of her farm. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Barbara Berry of Portland and j daughter, Mrs. Leland Smith. The By Mrs. Glenn Ostrom Mrs. Harry Culberson and Marian Clarence Fredrickson of Irrigon, who j s miths went after her Sunday even- of Parkdale are visiting Mesdames 1 ’ t $ w e re m a r r ie d in in W a lla W a lla S a tu r-I were married Walla Walla Satur and Lane this week. ¡ sg glva Mrs. Ann Ervin and three sons, day morning, were honored at a 4 j ‘" ^ Miss Elva Twidell spent spent the week Rhea Jack O’Neill is able to be on the ' ~ and her sister, Miss Kathleen Hower, o’clock dinner at the home of her end visiting in - La_ Grande. streets again. He and his team were Hermiston Tuesday because of the returned Friday from Seattle where cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Chap WRITE A sudden illness of her mother, Mrs. i struck by a car about a week ago. they had been visiting their sister, man. In the evening a reception was Mr. and Mrs. Nye Berry arrived WANT AD 3ill Bailey. held when 72 friends from Irrigon Marguerite, and brother Boyd. Monday night for a visit with the The Ladies Aid met at the home of and Umatilla attended. The young CASH IN ON Refvem’s. Nye’s condition is im By Mrs. Bernice W atten b u rg er Mrs. Del Jackson Thursday after couple received many useful gifts. STUFF • P. A. proving. Doris Rodenbough, who is attend noon. After the regular meeting, a Mrs. George Elliott was called to IN ♦V E L V E T handkerchief shower was held for ing school in La Grande, spent from Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brewster spent j Saturday to see her son-in- Mrs. James Byrnes, the president, Friday till Tuesday with her parents, the week end with their daughter, Yakima THE ATTIC law, Perry Morris, who had a seri ♦ HALF & HALF Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rodenbough. Mrs. R. E. McGreer. They left for : honoring her birthday. ous accident. Mr. and Mrs. Del Jackson and Gene Hiatt took her back to La their home in Spokane Tuesday. THOMPSON'S DRUG Mr. and Mrs. Jim Porter of Seat-! A number from the creek attended Louise, Helen Barboletos, Mr. and Grande Tuesday afternoon. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bryant of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stephens the Round Up Friday and Saturday, j tie Mrs. J. K. Walpole and children, Newberg visited at the F. B. Stuart 1 Mrs. Harry Hull, Miss Clara Corri and son Billy of Maryhill spent Sat and reported a very good show this i home Sunday, returning from the gan, Cecelia Beyler, Mrs. Fred Knucf urday evening and Sunday here visit year. Up. son, Mrs. Fred Warnstrom and child ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moore and Round Mrs. Minot, sister of Fred Green, I ren, Mrs. Pete McNabb, John, Her Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith left Mon-1 and her husband, returned Saturday bert, Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dodge and son day for a few days fishing trip and to K. C., Mo., after a week’s visit ! Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boylen, Mrs. Tom Glenn of Pasco spent Saturday here expect to be ready to get their deer here. Slattery and David. Bob Baker, Mr. visiting. when the season opens. Mrs. Daugtry and her son, Arthur and Mrs. E. Reeves and children, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger McAlester and family of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. James Olsen and A ll the new styles— The little Spinets, Studio Mrs. E. Reeves and children, Mrs. Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bentley of and family spent Saturday night and enjoyed the Round Up this year. Uprights, and the Grands. Jeff Stephens and Alva, all attended Pasco, all spent Sunday here visiting. Sunday in Pasco with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Miller re the Round Up parade Friday morn Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Van Schoiack Earl Wattenburger. turned to Portland Thursday, having ing. Some stayed for the Round Up. and Delbert and Delores, and Jim We offer lower prices and terms. Mrs. R. E. McGreer and daughter spent their vacation with their par James Byrnes and Gordon Harry- Moran motored to LaGrande an in Shirley and Ray Brewster spent Mon ents here, and at Pilot Rock. Your old piano taken as part day in Pendleton. man spent Wednesday in Walla Wal- teresting points Sunday. The high school band composed of payment. Free delivery and bench. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barns and Mr. ten girls and 4 boys are enjoying! Rev. and Mrs. Walpole of Board- Mrs. Leland Smith and infant man were honor guests at a birthday and Mrs. Clayton Ayers spent Sun nractices dailv. Last Friday was Piano tuned after placed in home. laughter, Ltutrvia Wanyell, returned party Sunday afternoon at the Del day at the Marian Finch home. <hoir first, holiday when most of the Mr. and Mrs. Marian Finch and "hildrpn 'aw again the Westward Ho lome Saturday from the Pendleton Jackson home. They were presented W hy Not Start The Little Ones In Music This Fall? a lovely blanket from friends. Re daughters attended the donkey base parade. lospital. Write for our free catalogue— Mr. and Mrs. George Kendler Jr. freshments of birthday cake and ice ball game in Heppner Friday even Freshmen were the attraction on ind children of Elmer City spent cream were served in late afternoon. ing. ’’’Sprsdov and thpv fully enioyed ! Mrs. Lucy Rodgers, Morrow coun their initiation nartv »t night at th° Mrs. Annie Edwards is visiting in ’rom Friday till Sunday visiting his larents, Mr. and Mrs. George Rend Portland and also attended the wed ty school superintendent, spent Tues ’’ •■- v I t school. Guv Clark and Lena j day morning at the Pine City school P a w m a n w e re the committee in er, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. ding of Billie Chase in Amity. Pendleton, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kent and 3. Isom of Irrigon. eh a’•'re. Mrs. B v,rtr B’'ov*n was called t" Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roberts I children of Yakima visited at the — ) home of his mother, Mrs. George Sampson, Sunday. B y J /rs . Rose Iledriclc Del Jackson spent the first of the week in Portland. The Stanfield Women’s Study club i Mr. and Mrs. Woodie Harsely were REFRIGERATION and guests of his sister and family last had as its guest speaker September week, Mr. and Mrs. Pete McNabb. 12th, Miss Sadie Dunlap, a member AIR CONDITIONING Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wurster of of the Pendleton Writers’ club, and SERVICE Ohio are visiting at the home of his a member of the A.A.U.W., who re Household and Commercial Re brother, John Wurster. The Wurs- viewed ten new books for the club, j frigeration — Furnace Conversion ters visited here last winter. stressing not the least, -Defense for Oliver McNabb, Maurice Priddy, America, ’ whose contributors are Oil Burners — Oil Furnaces Exhaust Fans, Self Contained Air Ray Moses and Darwin Shaw left Mrs. Dwight Morrow and twelve j ior Pendleton t'enuieion where «were they mcj , prominent men, with the last chap- Monday for Conditioners. will be a few days before going to ter, an estimate of the situation be- FREE ESTIMATES the National Guard camp. ing given by President Roosevelt. Mrs. Del Jackson and Louise are Mrs. McCormick wrote a poem hon Phone 3741 ■ — Hermiston, Ore. oring Miss Jennie Albon, Mrs. F. B. Stuart and Mrs. F. A. Baker who have retired from active work in the club, which was federated in 1913. Mrs. Cloyd Sturdivant furnished spe cial music for the occasion. Sixteen ! members and eighteen guests were • present to hear the history of the club which was prepared and read by Mrs. F. B. Stuart, who later presided At the many features built into John Deere at a charming tea table. Mrs. Lucien Jouannault, secretary, also poured. tractors. W hen you buy John Deere you get a fully The next meeting will be at the home equipped machine. of Mrs. H. P. Bonnewitz, the social ' j secretary. Mrs. Fred Shelton, the 1. Large oversize tires. I new president, presided. 2. Greater turning ability (can turn on one rear wheel). Mrs. Cap. Behme and Miss Neva Behme left Sunday for Portland with 3. Full vision ahead (cultivators are mounted in front). 4. Donaldson oil bath air cleaner. 5. Full force feed lubrication. 6. Purolator oil filters. 7. Ventilated crankcase. 8. Oil bath breather. 9. Exhaust muffler. 10. Belt pulley drive (standard equipment. No extra cost). 11. Built in power shaft (standard equipment. No extra cost). 12. Dial type heat indicator. 13. Manually controlled radiator shutter, without leaving the operator’s seat. 14. Easily accessible, hand clutch. (Can be relined in 20 min utes. ) There’s cool comfort in cooking with thisFrigidaire 15. Timken bearing transmission. t Electric Range. For it has no flame to add extra 16. Foot controlled differential brakes. heat to kitchen air. Enjoy its many advantages Protect it w ith 17. Direct line of power from crankshaft to rear axles. at this low price. Costs less to operate than you 18. Swinging drawbar. nagine. Extra fast! Extra sure! Extra thrifty! 19. Complete line of integral equipment available. Also s m this new 20. Hydraulic power lift fully inclosed. No moving parts ex Complete with all these quality features* STACK CO VERS Range Sensation I posed to dirt and weather. • Porcelain-on-Steel Cabinet Model B-10. Porcelain cab • Cooking Top Lamp 21. Fuel oil burning ability Burning less gallons per hour Preserve quality of your inet model with 5-tpeed • Stainless Porcelain Top • Attractive Condiment Set than gas burning tractors of equal H. P. cooking units, large twin- • Speed-Heat Units with 5 Prac ...And many other high-qual hay for top prices — re unit o v e n — m any o th es tical Cooking Speeds And yet, all these features put together could not make a quality features ity features found in ranges du ce weather losses. tractor, if not properly balanced in relation to Horse power, up to $70 more! • Full-Size Twin-Unit Oven On/y traction and weight. A tractor to do your work must have • Thermizer Well-Cooker L o w -c o st, ea sy -to -a p p ly • The “Cookmaster” Oven Clock these three items, horsepower, traction and weight, and have • 3 Spacious Storage Drawers Control shown in illustration is Sisalkraft stack cover pa them scientifically balanced as John Deere engineers have • High-Speed Broiler optional at small extra coat. exerted their efforts to do. Seventy per cent of the weight on p er p r o te c ts y o u r h a y ASK FOR A D E M O N STR A TIO N ! rear axle. against wind and weather. That’s the reason these tractors have proven their merits. You can’t go wrong when you by John Deere Tractors. O ' PER IA T IO N FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON UMATILLA NEWS eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet T h e H e r m is to n H e r a ld PIKE CITY HEWS IOC F P ia n o s PENDLETON MUSIC HOUSE STANFIELD HEWS r G. Lester White Fully Fitted, Cabinet Model LOOK! * *00^ B'Al $139.50 ..!> ’« "i « S isal K raft $109.50 BRADEN-BELL TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO. PENDLETON, OREGON See us for com plete information. F. M. C O X Local Dealer HERMISTON, OREGON MOR-TONE SOUND SERVICE Phone 3131 . -BJ Hermiston a
