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PAGE SIX THURSDAY. MARCH 8, 1945. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON Miss Gillis, nurse for Morrow county, visited Irrigon Monday. Triton Motor Oil Union 76 Gasoline UNION OIL COMPANY Fuel Oil — Stove Oil — Burner Oil — Insect Sprays Prompt Delivery Call 2751 —George Harkenrider a school paper and a regular IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS lha: journalism class. We edit a paper Miss Beth Russell Mr. and Mrs. Eatie Rand and sons, David and Herbert, David Allen, Mrs. Roy Minnick and Mis ses Juanita Voile. Luella Minnick and Beth Voile were business vis itors in Pendleton last Wednesday. Bert Dexter and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hill were visitors in Pendle- ton Thursday. Sam Umiker returned to work after a few days illness. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frederick son of Stanfield were Irrigon vis itors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noels made a business trip to Portland Thurs- day. Fred Houghton left Wednesday for Portland where he will receive medical treatment. 1st Lt. Earl Steward left for Ft. Sill, Oklahoma, after visiting with his mother, Mrs. Emma Steward and friends here. Mrs. Sam Umiker received a telegram from her brother, Frank Leicht, who expects to leave some time soon for over seas duty. Vernon Dale Stewart, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. McCoy, is visiting his grandparents and friends here. Miss La Velie Markham made a flying visit, flying because it was so short, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Markham. She had about 12 hours to visit. Mrs. Fred Houghton left Satur day evening for Portland to spend the week end with Mr. Houghton. Mrs. Donald Houghton returned to Denver, Colo., Thursday even ing after spending several days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Houghton. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Richard Thompson and attends the Colorado Univer sity at Denver. Mrs. Wm. Graybeal was hostess at a birthday party in honor of her daughter. Jean, Friday even ing. A number of friends spent a pleasant evening and wish Jean many more happy birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Russell McCoy and children were business visitors to Pendleton Thursday. Rev. E. R. Schneider left for Springfield, Missouri, last Sunday evening. He expects to return from this business trip next Wed nesday. Mrs. Joy Weigand from Pasco visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Robert Smith and Mrs. Russell Moore were business visitors in Portland this week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Elliott were business visitors in Pendleton Sat urday. Miss Muriel Herold was a Wal la Walla visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noels went to Portland on business Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Voile were week end visitors in Heppner. Mrs. Carl Haddox was a Pendle ton visitor Monday. Mrs. Dan Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jones were visitors in Ta coma. Wash., this week. D in Hill was a Pendleton visi tor Monday. Miss Luella Minnick is just re- covering from a severe case of ton- Mrs. Tom Godwin and son Rog er from Ellensburg, Wash., visit« ed Mrs. Martha Ferril this week end. Mrs. J Graybeal celebrated her birthday Sunday at the home of R. M. McCoy. School News The Irrigon High school each month with the competent help of Mrs. Robert Smith, our in structor. This is a great improvement, as last year we had neither a paper nor a journalism class. Here are some of the interest ing things about our paper: The editorial staff consists of Patty Markham, senior, editor; Loretta White, senior, editor-in- chief; Mrs Robert Smith, adviser; and the reporters, Clara Fraser, junior, David Rand, sophomore, Bob Brown, sophomore, Beth Rus sell. junior, Harriet Smith, fresh man, Shirley Miller, sophomore, Laurence Smith, junior. Alene Russell, sophomore, and Delores Schneider, freshman. The name of our paper is “The Comet". Some of the features fol-¡ low: the editorials, sports, honor roll, assemblies, talks, general gos sip. and the fashion column. These are just a few of the good points of our paper. Mr. Ward from Pendleton was an Irrigon visitor Friday. He took pictures of the grade school and high school students. wards. Agent: J. A. McEdwards and Jane Doe McEdwards. his wife, or if said J. A. McEdwards SUMMONS is deceased, then the unknown Equity No. 7766 heirs of J. A. McEdwards. de ceased; J. F. Riley and Jane Doe Riley, his wife, or if the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF said J. F. Riley is deceased, THE STATE OF OREGON then the unknown heirs of J. F. FOR UMATILLA COUNTY Riley, deceased; also all other persons or parties unknown Wayne E. Mulkins, and Edna F. claiming any right, title, es Mulkins, husband and wife. tate, lien or interest in the real Plaintiffs, estate described in the com vs. plaint herein, Frank H. Cornell and Jane Doe IN THE NAME OF THE Cornell, his wife, or if the said | STATE OF OREGON Frank H. Cornell is deceased, then I the unknown heirs of Frank H. You are hereby required to ap Cornell, deceased; Mrs. L. G. pear and answer the complaint Hunt and John Doe Hunt, her hus filed against you in the above en- band. or if Mrs. L. G. Hunt is de titled Court and cause within four ceased. then the unknown heirs weeks from the date of the first of Mrs. L. G. Hunt, deceased; The publication of this summons and Western Irrigation Company, a if you fail to so appear and ans- corporation; J. A. McEdwards, wer, for want thereof plaintiff Agent: J. A. McEdwards Jane’ will apply to said Court for the _ and _____ Doe McEdwards, his wife, or if relief prayed for and demanded said J. A. McEdwards is deceased. | in said complaint, to-wit: then the unknown heirs of J. A. A decree that plaintiffs Wayne McEdwards, deceased; J. F. Riley E. Mulkins and Edna F. Mulkins, and Jane Doe Riley, his wife, or if husband and wife, are the owners said J. F. Riley is deceased, then of the following described land. the unknown heirs of J. F. Riley, to-wit. deceased; also all other persons The East Half of the South- or parties unknown claiming any east Quarter of the Southeast right, title, estate, lien or interest Quarter of Section 32; the in the real estate described in the South Half of the South Half Complaint herein, of the Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter, the Defendants. To the above named defen- Southwest Quarter of the dants: Southwest Quarter and all that Frank H. Cornell and Jane portion of the Southeast Quar Doe Cornell, his wife, or if the | ter of the Northwest Quarter said Frank H. Cornell is de and of the Northeast Quarter ceased, then the unknown heirs of the Southwest quarter, ly of Frank H. Cornell, deceased; ing West of the Umatilla River Mrs. L. G. Hunt and John Doe and the U. S. reserve, all in Hunt, her husband, or if Mrs. I Section 33, township 5 North, L. G. Hunt is deceased, then the Range 28. unknown heirs of Mrs. L. G. All being east of the Willam Hunt, deceased; J. A. McEd- ette Meridian, in the County òf 1910 I I Si I fi 'll NO SAWDUST. LOADS EITHER TWO OR FOUR CORDS. Price Fer Curd light per kwh. PP&L gives cus tomers more kwh per dollar. 8. Per Cord ................................................................................... HAVE SOME PART DRY SLAB WOOD— Per Cord .................................................................................... WILL DELIVER TO ECHO, HERMISTON. STANFIELD; FOR GREATER DISTANCES SMALL MILEAGE CHARGE EXTRA! SEE OSCAR CHRISTIANSON PLAY SAFE — FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE DELIVERIES — Drop a card Box 126 Sianfield or Phone 602 Stanfield or 2472 Heppner, or Leave Your Orders at Sloan's Shell Sta., Stanfield. Umatilla and State of Oregon, Excepting any and all water rizhts of wav. and that plaintiffs Wayne E. Mul- kins and Edna F. Mulkins. hus band and wife, are such owners of said land, tree from any right, title, estate, lien or interest of de fendants and of each of defend ants. That defendants or any one or more cf defendants has no right, title, estate, lien or interest in said land, or in any part thereof, and that defendants and each of defendants, their heirs and as signs, be perpetually restrained and enjoined from asserting or claiming any right, title, estate, • • lien or interest in said land, or In any part thereof, adverse to plain tiffs. This summons is served upon you by publication thereof for four successive weeks in the Her- miston Herald, by order of C. L. Sweek, Judge of the Court above named, which said order was made and dated the 27 th day of ebruarv. 1945, and the date of he first publication of this sum- :10ns is the 1st day of March, 1945. ALFRED F. CUNHA, Post Office address: Pendleton. Oregon. Attorney for Plaintiffs. (March 1-29) — "v. I says Erling Helliesen, Manager, Helliesen Lumber Company, Yakima 1920 When I came to Yakima in 1911, the year after PP&L was organized, there I I I were only 42,000 people in the entire Electric cooking popularized by Pacific Power • Light Compony. Ero of electric woter being heating en the way. county. Now there are 125,000. That’s real progress! And this part of the coun try is bound to keep growing. In the past 34 years there have been 1930 thousands of acres of land put under irrigation in this valley; orchards and farms have blossomed out of the sage- FORTIER Hyeri) brush; one new industry after another has come in here and added to the sta- electric Industry promotes efficient food sav- ins ond health pro- tection, through el- The whole bility of our community. Always a step ahead of this progress, 1940 By Advertising keep us all supplied with electricity for every need, at lower and lower rates. The very first year I was here, they cut the price about 25 per cent from what it was when the company started busi ness in 1910. Now it’s only about one- fourth of what it was 35 years ago. Erling Helliesen, native of Norway, came to Yakima in 1911 and joined his brother, H. M. Helliesen, in the lumber business. In those days, a lumber dealer had to be a combination of architect, planner and furnisher of building supplies. All materials were hauled by team, and a farmer from the Naches or Cowiche area—15 or 20 miles away—would spend two days getting a load of lumber out to his place. Through the years this firm has supplied lum. ber and materials for general building in Yakima, Selah, Cowiche, Naches, Tietoa and rural areas throughout the upper valley to house the expanding population. With his nephew, Harold, son of the founder, Mr. Helliesen continues to operate the lumber company. Their outlook for peace. 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