La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 23, 1913, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textit. i THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1913, ' LA. GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, PAGET SHEEP HAULED FROM PASTURE SNOW PENS IN BIG BAND OF ' ;-,;i'v ELGIN SHEEr. , Fall Harvest of Potatoes, Apple and . ; Grain In Full Swing. . . . j. - 1 ij;, V Elgin, Or., 0t,21(Wctal)-The fall, with" all its ;cold weather has come, and we think it is rather early for ,snowiift Nevertheless, last Wed nesday I moifc'; an inch fell The sheep ar being.;hauled in ; from the mountains in .wagons, and then shipped away 'Harvesting is almost over, and the.farn3.er5 are being well repaid f or., their'-hard, year's work by : the good crops.uf. , jy ; ,::.-, A : ' All school children were permitted to see the Barnes circus in Elgin, through .the kindness of Mr. Houston. The Burns literary, program was delayed Friday, due to so much illness among those who were to take an ac tive part. The. same .program will be given next Friday afternoon in the assembly hall and everyone is invit-.J ed to attend. ,''. i '.,,' ' The first football game of the season-will be played on : the . Elgin grounds Saturday next, Enterprise vs Elgin. : ' V Prof. Kronenberg of the Elgin high school, sprained- his ankle while Coach ing the football team the fore part of the week. ;'X':' , Miss Blanche Fredine. is able , to be ' in gcnooi again. - miss r erumo n been suffering with a severe cold and Minos. A meeting of the. senior clasi (was held irithe assembly,.KaH.,4irectly aif ter school, Monday evening.; , . , T Mrs. may nug ana augni,Br,..y, Mrs. William - Sion. and daughter, Thelma, returned from an, extended visit east : - n"; MrsJ. Niederer and Miss Rosa Niederer were among the.Surnmerville people in this city Saturday. . ,, ; ,A Irma rlotchkisB has been on the sick list all of hit week; ? ; , V Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hug: and chil dren, of Pumpkin Ridge, were, among those that' attended the circus last week in Elgin.' ' Mrs; Henderson of La Grande, has been visitinte with friends : and rela tives here this weekv ,-. . ' .. m i Martin J3hockley,' who was injured 1 1 " - 1 1 .iiisliili not, read the following law.. and hay? your.. Butter . ", i r.'v- . .,, : .''.,' . . '' , -I.' 'printed, with' yxiurnalne' and weight of butter thereon.'V'' , ,t.shallr,be unlawful, for any 'person, firm, association or corporation , . ,,... .to sell,, offer. or expose for sale,, any short weight butter wLh'in., the, State of ' 1 -- . H .fuH weight,' or thirty-two soldi offered or marked thereori; any and $25.00 aor more than.flOO.OO.or by .imprisonment in the county Jail, fori jibt :1 '' ' "less &an six months;, or both such' fine and imprisonment." .. . ? '" ' The Observer printed according ' valley) and would 'v . Yeu can send WISH,,; , . I III The XiiLijji:r:r:r"riiirrirrrr t i "r;in rrrrrnrrT the fore part of last week, was taken to the Eg,'. Grande hospital Thursday, j . Mr.' and Mrs.' Ef ,Coe, who ; were united in marriage October 11; return ed from. La Grande to Elgin,'' where they- will make their future home.. ' Miss Ura Hudson has been very sick for several days. ' - l,t ; ; Mr. and Mrs. Jess Crumm spent a few days in La Grande the latter, part of the, week. ? ''y, ':, hTommia St. Peter is suffering se verely 'as V' result' from a broken leg. The little fellow Was playing on the porch failing,' and" slipping, lost his hold and fell. -' Although the fall was not more than three feet it broke his leg.:V- : :'...'', .- '; John .Qberg , passed, through Elgin en route to La Grande the fore part of the week. V '', ':; fi-ui-: Mr. Boyd is spending a few days in town with his wife and children. ; Mrs."- Lottie Rieffer of La Grande, is spending a few days with her moth er, Mrs. Sarah Tuttle. . . ''' ;. i ; ,'; ,, Haskel. Andrews, of Imlfler, was in EJgin. a few dayYlasi weel ' ' ' . -Mrs.' Ada 'Tuttle, -otMrnbler, was in Elgin the fore part of the week. '.' Leo .Niederer 'was- in '.this city'the fore. part-of ,the,week.A?.,B ;.' Miss etine Gent is 'spending a few days in the country with her grand mother.; , . Mr. and Mrs: Thelbert Choat and son, Virgil, were visiting with Mrs. Jim Elliot tile lore part of the week. Mrs; E. O. James left for Ohio and Illinois and Florida last week. ' ' Tom- Barnes . and family moved to town for the winter the latter, part of the week.:Y;!.:"if-l;' '''.' ':iir.; Rude Ohmbs and Cecil; Patten returned from. La Grande, where' tKey have been visiting with relatives and friends. ':') ' A baby was born to the wife of Har- P Merrit,,October 16. .The child lived!' only a short, time then passed away Into, the masr's leeping'. ' Mrs. Dave Malsk'in'ii A W4' iransac ing business in Elgin last week. - "Mr. and Mrs. Trull whp have jaeeg visiting in Washington, returned Sat urday, : Mr., and Mrt.rl Baird who have, been running the Gem theatre during their absence, will resign their work to the proprietor again immedi atelv. ; ? i ' ' Mrs. Ellis Young, of Palmer June tion, is. visiting wjth, friends and' rel-IJ "jwui ing,. i.: u Km..;. Mr. and Mrs. Joe, Woodell of. Asotin, are visftinff with friends and 'rela- tia'a' hi BummiVMlU"1; TM 'Uhiul thvldnneS8"in this city., Saturday. ;resid in " the 'Grande Rdnd 'vairer Mlss' Matie Becker spenU Saturday, h.,t h.v. 'not been 'HeV n'anv vekrt.laii'a ,vSunda iwith . her a sister, Miss . r , , ' CHAPTER'i79,'SECTION 3;I V Oregon. All butter sold or exposed or offered ff sale sqbar wiUiitf 'thfe State of Oregon eight,! sixteen., ounces, full whight twnty-fou?. ounjes, full weight', every roll, exposed for sale shall contain the number of ounces and any person, firm, association or corporation,, violating of the provisions ef .this act;-shall'be deedgaittybf'a'misdemeahoij'.'!',"' I"', ! upon conviction thereof shall' be' punished 'by i"f Ine' er'net less than.?ii .. ... can furnish you .with good parchment to law. We are printing for the best battermakers in ' this""' like to add yeur name U our list of satisfied, jeus6merst.: your order by ma L Write plainly and La Grande, Oregon Evening Observer and their many friends welcome them back with glad hearts. ;' ';. 1 " " f . Mr. Kilpatrick addressed the Elgin high school Monday noon.' He has of ten been here before and we are al ways glad to have him back. ' Mr. and Mrs. Chester Craig and son, Sammy,' who. left' for Seattle, the mid dle of August, returned home Sunday. They,'! in.,. company w'jth Mr. and Mrs, George' .Craig, left, with the intention of remainuig-, away, four years, but wereynbt .; pleased with .the' country, hence, returned to Summerville sooner than Ahey-had planned.,' Mr, 'and li$ra. Jim jettttiDi and ,4aiighter, Mies'' Nel lie, and, lijule went to meet them ip Wallayafipt and .returned with them. , ; Mks'.Ciflra' PeDner, who left here for jflowfijiia.in iAugust, writes that she isWe'R' pleased ,with .her. school. and likes tec'ountry very,.muchv,vi TjiY'MajdnMraaman players are this weekshovfingin'Elgin.v v v.; . The" Wilson' Stock company are giv ing' a. series f 'plays in -guhlmerville this'jwee.''7 ' 'sjm'on GenV Hhe wafi returned from , Wallowa vwWre she. was .called to the bed4i(te.(f ,er daugnwr-in-iaw, am. Wnvi;JGent.'v.;;. , ., . .: y '.-, ' Vern ' jBbg'j' formerly of the Elgin high- scfioeUwas in Elgin. Saturday... Miss-Maggie Workman Bpent a few days' in La Grande visiting with her brother aiid sister the latter part of the week. . V ; ; ; . : .' '" ; Mr. Chas. Hacker was amonthe Pumpkin Ridge people in Elgin. Satur day'. " ".' '. "'"'; ':"v ' ' Guy Glenn's threshing . machine pulled 'in last Friday. Mr. G?enn re pqrts having had a splendid vunj, all season, j ! : 'V ",,.' .y.r.' . ' Mr. and Mrs. ' Walter Woods and daughfer, HUs Sylvia, and -Forrest, were in uigin oaiuroy. , Iyaii Hug-8pent Saturday. and Sun day in Imbler J ' f yX V :" :''. ,'i.Mr. Wagoner of Summerville, Is beginning-to pick the fall applet. He is onlj"cW6f mini who is aware of the iact thai U is apple harvest time.' Also potato digging is'hvfnll blast both in Elgtii and Summervilie. " v' , ; Walter Wade was transacting busi ness in this city the latter part of the iweek- in ,v ,ts.,'rv- :'t i-':-ii"' Arthur Martin spent a few days in Imbier the latter part of the week. Jeff BU was a- visitpr4n Elgin sun- Mrs. Sam Thomson was wansacwns . u Wrappers nicely , .:'.' '' . ". A ' . ; '' ' V :'' -J .'' ' ..i j . .1. iw rolls, prints 'br i'' ounces faH"' print -- sr. ... Butter Wrappers, state the size yeu i 4: Marcia Becker, who is teaching in the country north of Elgin. Mrs. Janie Yantzer has been Very ill during the past week. .',C'. ,i The city library . formerly in the City drug store, has been moved' up to the city halt;. Mrs. Willis is li brarian. , . , Mr. and Mrs. A: ' M. ' Oswald re turned this - week from the Willam ette . valley, where they ' have . been spending several weeks. '.-,- li .'Miss Ronnie Smith and sister Bess returned, to Elgin after an" absence, of several iqonths. . ; Mr. and Mrs. ,J., Twilliger ,of Mil ton, who have been visiting with their daughter, Mrs. C.'E. Dudley, returned home the fatter part 9? the week. V 'C' A., Ray "left for Hot Lake the latter part of the,,.week. '. , t , if . Mr. Vajter jRose, '. tf Pendleton, spent a few day with his . mother here, this "week. .. . " ;. . Miss L. M.' -Hug, ' of 'Summerville, has been making extensive improve ments on her house. It has undergone a new coat of paint and all the rooms have been papered. " ' f. . . Jim Combs, who-has been in Enter prise most of the ' summer, returned to Summerville last week. Jim .Slack has rented the Masonic hall in Summerville for all winter. '. I'- Miss Anne Niederer was down from .Telocaset.' visiting with fnends and relative's' over Sunday. - 4 B, Choat is still Improving the prop erty purchased from the Irvins in the spring. ' Th interior is being remod eled in modern style and will make a very pleasant dwelling. . Electric lights have replaced ' the gas lights in the Methodist church in Summerville. ' Mr. and J Mrs. John' Niedererl of Whitney, Or., are visiting with their friends and relatives near Summer ville this week. ' : New . shingles are being placed on the Tenderfoot' saloon..' ":;:;.':; ' : . Ray Sion was a. visitor in Elgin Friday.-. ,1 - v,': ii'" Mrs. . William West, pf Pumpkin Ridge, - has been very ill during the past week. ' ; ' ,, . , ,lv '' f'yX' Mr. ' and : Mrs. Harlen Cantrel, ' of Summerville, are' going to. move to Baker Cityi.soon, and make that their" future home. ; ::yy. ''; 'The Ladies'. Aid of Summerville', Is going to give a supper and bazaar Hallowe'en. A cordial invitation is ex tended to everyone'. ' ; ' ' ' The first of many surprise parties wasgiven:;at the home of Mike Roys last Friday. For a good time the Dry creek parties cannot be surpassed. ' The Busy"-Bee. Sewing lub,,niet at the hofne' of Miss Dorothy. Boyd's last Saturday afternoon. - ' ';' U The "Girl With Aubura Hair" Rep X resents Parisian' Sage, the Most V '. : Pleasant and Invigora't- . . . Jag. Hair Tonic. , ' Parisian Sage surily removes dan druff, with one application makes the hair soft, wavey and 'abundant; " It cleanses, . cools and,, invigorates ' the waip. . ; ' ' . , , , If you bave dandruff, it is because theiaealp is too dry and flakes off. 'Nourish the scalp with Parisian, SSjge .'It. Ai.f.e j: ;' ' M miu uttnuruii disappears. ' "'Get "today'-from Newlm, Drug Co., a large 50 .cent bottle it. supplies hair and scalp, needs. Parisianr.Sage quick ly stops .itching hea,d takes .away th,e dryness;- immediately , removes dan druff! makes the scalp.. healthy and gives e hair. that, enyjable. .lusture. arid beauty yo.udesire.. . . . .. ; .' L .'.Look' for thetradV-mark--the. "Girl with fhe Auburn ,Hair,"T-rit Is on every bottie. '.Newlin Drug Co. . ' .'..-i REFEREE'S. SALE. , Notice is ' hereby given, that under and by "virtue of a Decree pf, Parti tion, issued out of and .under the, Seal of the Circuit Court of. the State, of Oregon, for thejeounty of Union, beam ing date' tbe 11th day .of. October, 1913, in1 the suit therein of .Mary Par- kei, Emma Parker Fee, and Abe , Par ker, plaintiffs vs Julia Young,.John Parker,s Sarah ..Bloom, viol Cady, Jarnes. Parker, Allen ."Parker, Jrank Parker,' Lela. Bloom, Clyde Bloom, Bessie' Mires . .Grant Lincojn, and Charley -"Wisdom, defendants,, appoint ing' the' undersigned, Referee, to make sale' of .he hereinafter described land. ,The undersigned will ,on and af ter STAR ... ... . 1 Vi C.o.-.:. ' ' ? I ' ..W If V 1 A JVrtvl-.' HAH MISS JEANNE RUSSELL PRESENTS HER COMPANY AT SHERRY'S, NEXT WEEK, STARTING MONDAY s . :-.,y : , ' Thursday, the 13th day of November. 1913, on the premises in the City of La Grande, sell at private sale to the highest bidders, in -parcels, 'the fol lowing , described real property, to- witt. Lots 6 to 12, and lots 15 to 19, and the east half of lot 20; aU of said loU being' in Block 138, of Chaplin' Addition t9 the City of L Grande, Union County, Oregon. The - said lots .to be sold in . parcels described as follows, to-wit V, Lots 6 and 6 in one parcel, lots '7 and 8; in on parcel, lots 9 and IfO in one parcel, lots Hand 12 in OQe. parcel, lots 15 and 16 ia one pareeL.lots'17 and' 18 in one1 pareeli - .,,;!.-. """" Fourth Street , Crpcery; ., ; We handle Preferrei Stock and alt'stajjkle groceries." freak tott t :'. ; and vegetables when in season. We have our own delivery: HVvjf m J ' U. : j;i-.'iV.'..,;-' CLAPP & CHARBONEAU k 7 S .. PHONE 'RID tSh . OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOWi'- !"-' TRANSFER AND DELIYSRY W. E. McClure 6 . Co PHONIC MAIN I How Much by Using Kerosene Lamps? j , . FIGURE IT OUT. , -'!, vi , 'f.-i -'kw ;,rr '"? . ' . '. Is it worth wlilfe-to'eBngt'''oin''efflth'and eyesight, to put iipv: J - With the jdanger, discomferf and incohVehiehce for the few cents' ytfu ..think yea save? .. .... '-', . ,',lr .'..;"..-...:".; . -'.'"' ., And 'Do You Really Save Anything? 4 . ,Now, is the time to have that house wired; Phone us today and let us explain the easy payment plan; we will make it easy for you. Others aie taking advantage of this liberal offer; better investigate, fien. ; " ' , . ..." , .':' Eastern )regpr Light and JPowcrjColj Always at i1' iaaaiiaiaaa Ml COM! f 1 :".,'-.'i''."i-;'i ( 'Plat lot 13 and the east half of. lot 30 ta , . one parcel. ' .i,;.v.af:M ' Dated'at La Grande, Oregon, thla 5 ' 15th day of .October, lOlS.'1 ' ' ' 't''"-'; '" . - ' V - . AUGUST mjQ, S; e ..Sheriff, .of ,Unlon unty,.. fffyr. .Refe(-v.. .. :y,rt -'t:.Ai- : Daily Oct. -16, 23 30, Not. e,'-18. -i : ., '-.I - .' i' H' !-'. - "' :'' .-'-v rS.;i'.':", t. f . It' iefproposed that, the regular; . army be" set to ,workvalslng cattle... ,.: AH tKat the-:army raises now isvn-i ; .... .. 4;. mjJ'tetm-?i$&yt a ... wy.,;..,- - """"Pf - " - "' f r :("::'. S-. Vr..,v'i' w ...i...................... - PIANO MOVING A SPECIALTY... ' W ' ): . (Hi ''. LA GRANDE.1' Do You Save I i:. Your Service ' I ft I .... . vfi'i , ;.':' : "r?;i V ": . ' ;:f :!! 1 a-,'i-. .... :' mm: