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i Social and ;
S 'r Personal I
Philip Porter is over from his home
in weston.
J. IX Maxwell is in the city from
urn nome in gjgin. . . ..
" George Haynes is spending a few
uujfo jn renuieion.
: Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cook are spend
ing a few dnys in Portland.
R. E. Howard of Baker is a busi
ness visitor in the city today.
Mrs. C. J. Wood of Enterprise, is
a vmuor in i uranue today. '
Miss Margaretto Grow left ' this
morning for Telocaset to. visit with
her sister, Mrs. I. A. Hallmark for
a short time. :
Bert L. Jones and O. M." Burrows
came in from Joseph last evening.
Miss Kate Zweifel, of Summerville,
. is spending a few days in La Grande.
Mrs. Fred G. Schilke was called to
Portlana last evening on business.
Mrs. F. S. Ivanhoe entertained at
a Red Cross party at her home this
afternoon. ,
' Fred J. Holmes, of the M. & M. Co.
has returned from a business trip to
Portland. ,
George J. Burl, auditor of the Un
ion Pacific System, is spending a few
days in La Grande. .,
Miss Cassie Kelly, of Pendleton, is
spending a few days in La Grande
visiting with friends.
T. E. Hudson, of Enterprise, and
J. M. Burdeti of Joseph is spending
a few days in Pendleton. :
H. L. Stanfield, a large sheep own
er from Stanfield, is looking after
business interests here.
. G. S. Levy, of the Levy-Vogel
Drug Company, was n business visi-l
tor in Bauer yesteruay.
' Miss E. Morgan In' down treju her
home In Kumela. : ..
Mrs. W. H. Bartholomew returned
rrotu a trip to Portland.?.
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Mrs. Dave Osborn was an Iuibler
visitor in ,the city yesterday, .
MIssVTheodosIa Shlnn'o? Joseph
Is visiting at the home of her sister
Mrs. G. ,T. Fleming. i
Mrs. Anna Wardell and babies
left this morning for Naiupa to visit
for a couple of weeks.
Mrs,' J. K. Lantz was over from
Cove yesterday to attend the' meet
ing of the Neighborhood Club. ,
MrS. A. L. Richardson left last
evening for Portland where she will
attend the Gali-Curc! concert.
Miss Wilma Oesterllng and MIbb
Mary Newlln left last evening for
Portland to attend the Gall-Curcl
concert. - -' : -
Mrs.' Frank . McKennon Vwas up
from Alicel yesterday and attended
the meeting at the Neighborhood
club rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. Halfpapp have re
turned from a trip to Portland.
Mr. Halfpapp is division accountant
of the O. W. offices.
. Miss Margaurltte Carnoy went to
Portland yesterday to attend the
Gall-Curtl concert and visit with
friends for a short time.
E. E. Kiddle. General Manager nf
the Red Cross TJrive, left Inst even
ing for Portland' to attend the War
Conference that is now in session.
T. J. Scroggln, . Chairman of the
Council ot State Defense, left last
evening for Portland to attend the
War Conference now ln sesssion.
Miss Marjorie Silverthorne left
yesterday for Portland where she
will attend the Galli-Curci concert
and the commencement week program
at Keed College. i
Dr. C. J. Smith, a former well
known physician of Pendleton, but
for the past few years located in
Portland, passed through La Grande
this morning en route east.
J. H. Mimnaugh, a prominent lum
ber man of Wallowa county, is a ous
iness visitor in the city today.'.' "
Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Wagner, J. . R.
Wagner and Miss Helena Kay are
Enterprise visitors in the city.
Geo. B. Carmichael a prominent
rancher of Umatilla County, is in La
Grande from his home in Weston.
Mrs. C. R. Tibbcts of North Pow
der, who has been in La Grande,
returned to her home this morning.
H. E. Coolidge has returned from
u ten days' trip in Malheur County,
where he has been looking after his
sheep. .
Mrs. Fred Braden left this morn
ing for Portland, where she will visit
with relatives and friends for a cu r
pie of weeks.
The Misses Reed came up from El
gin last evening and left this morn
ing for Portland, where they will re
main for a short time.
Mrs. Mary Jhenky, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Lony,' returned to her home in
Portland this morning.
E., E. Eomig, formerly 'a resident
of La Grande, who has been in the
city for the past few days, visiting
with relatives and friends left this
morning for a short business trip to
Baker before returning to his homo
m Portland. " "
'TOUR MONEY OR YOUR LIFE"
SAYS HUN; THE HOLDUP MAN
SOWTHE
SEEDS of
Victory!
Every Garden
a Munition
Plant
. 19B-KATKW.WAReARDEflCOr1MlSSI01t,WASn,O.C ummmM.
"Your money or your life," it what the hold-up man says when he sticks a
gun in -your face. That u what the Hun will do to the civilised world unless
America f eeda the world. Plant a garden and help to feed yourself, saya the
. National War Garden Comminion of Washington. - Send a two-cent stamp for .
a free garden book and become a Soldier of the Soil, as James Montgomery
Flagg so well pictures. ; '
Mrs. J. E. -Anderson and chlldrnc
leave this evening for Portland and
Seaside to be absent for some time.
Mrs. E. Giithridge received a tel
egram from her Bon Wcs, who Is In
the U. S. Engineers, that he has been
transferred to Mare Island. ,.
Miss La Verne Delaslumitt, who
has been teaching In the Conloy
district, leaves this evening. for
Portland to spend a few weeks with
friends.
The remains will be shipped this
evening to Tmwick, Texas, the for
mer homo of Mr. Isbell. :
MOTORCYCLISTS
WILL HAVE PICNIC
l,nst Week's Postponed Kvenl Will
Ho lluhl Sunday. .
Like an unexpected message from
a: long lost friend, comes word to
L. C. Smith that a carload of Dodges
is rolling La . Grandewartl. The
shipment will come early in June.
Any dealer who gets cars in this
day and age, Is fortunate and Mr.
Smith 1s highly elated over the news
that he Is to get some Dodges.
Mrs.' J. K. Wright and daughter
Miss Ethel, entertained at dinner
last evening, having as their guests,
Miss Ava Milam. Dean of Women
of the O. A. C, Miss Anua Turley,
State . Leader of Home Demonstra
tion, Mrs. J. D. McCombs, assistant
State leader of Home Demonstration
and Miss May Murphy, Economy
Home Demonstrator of this section.
BESSIE " M 'COY ' DAVIS.
WEARS TRENCH HAT,
ON FIFTH -AVENUE'
Mr. and Mrs. Gene W. Hall and
baby are spending a few days in La
Grande. Mr. Hall is Superintendent
of Schools at North Powder.
Little Miss Mildred Fulp of Coe
accomDanied her aunt, Mrs. . Blaine
Geer to her home in iWalla Walla
and will visit there for a short time.
Mrs. M. E. Swaugor and daughter,
Miss Hazel, who have been visiting
friends in La Grande for the past
few days, returned to their home in
Kumela this morning
Mrs. Blaine Geer and daughter,
who have been visiting at the home
of Mrs. Gecr's mother, Mrs. B. F.
Bell, at Cove, relumed to their home
fa Walla Walla this .morning.
Mrs. W. F. Dunlap and baby son,
of Colfax, Washington, who have
been visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Andy Lony, left this morning
for Portland to visit with relatives
for a while. Mr. Dunlap has recently
enlisted as electrician in the Navy
and is now located at Bremerton. '
Cassius H. Wood, formerly a resi
dent of La Grande, but more recently
living" in Port Townscnd, Washing
ton, will arrive in the city tomorrow
morning and spend the day with his
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. C.
R. Simkins, and will also visit with
his former friends here. Mr. Woods
is on his way to Franc as a Y. M. C.
A. worker and his many friends in
ft,; oittr will hn nlpnspd to have this I
opportunity of wishing him God .peedi h;r.l.u.lHd.
life 2 i
Don Meyeis and Mrs. Letter of the
Arcade Theatre, drove to
yesterday on business. They were
accompanied by Miss Douglas and
Frank Appling.
With the return of good weather
the motorcyclists arc again looking
forward to their picnic next Sunday-.
Bad weather compelled the post
ponment of the date sot for last Sun-
linker dny. Air the motorcyclists planning!
to attend must turn their names to
one of the motor cycle shops.
: Select Your Future Needs in
; SUMffiRUNDERWEAR
Today at Last Years Prices .
., Selwt your future needs in Summer Underwear today at last year's priees.
Vests, Drawers, Combination Suits, with law a nd tight ku.ee,' h igh or 'low':
neck, ankle and knee length, beautiful mercerized lisle garments, from the 7
famous Corwith Mills. ' ''
a;:;; -vl : -Prw from is to $1.25. , .
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LA GRANDE
LAST CALL
-We appeal tq your good reason today to buy NOW. Prices on Ladies'
Suits and (-oats will be out of reason in another season. - Supply - your , wants
now, and be assured of an all-wool suit or coat at prices that are right.
We are:
Agents for
MeCalls
Patterns.
T GOLDEN RULE O
Quality tfo, same-TJuceA tm
One of the 600 It. C. V. Stores with an Annual Purchasing Power of
. Over 60 Million Dullurs ,! :." . ' '
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Wo close
Saturday
evening
at 9
o'clock '
Have you tried "Over the Top"
at Sjlverthorn's Fountain. Try one
and you will become a regit utr cus
tomer. Something entirely nuw In
the sundae line.
Mrs. Roy Fra.ler of Dolse, and
Mrs. Albort Dyers of Nampa are
spending a short time in La Ornnile.
Mrs. Byers was formerly Miss Nora
Gray, and is a graduate of the
Grande Ronde Hospital.
SLl.MOXS.
In tho Circuit Court or tlio Stato of
Oregon for Union County.
' La Graiidc-NiSttbnal'Iiankl'of La!
Orhnde. Oregon,' a bunking corpora
tion, plaintiff, Vs. Turner Olivor
and J. R. Oliver, dofondunts.
To Turner Oliver, the above
named -defendant:
In tho name of tho Stato of Oro-
gon, you are hereby required to ap-1
pear and answer the complaint filed t
against you In , the above entitled '
action and court, on or lief oro June i
. ;20, 1918, and you are further no-'
Mrs. Dort R. Russell leaves to- ;tif,eil that it y01l fllll BO to nnawor,
morrow for Vancouver, Washington. ful. want thereof, tho plaintiff will!
to join her husband who is In the tako the Judgment of tho court I
ship yards at that place. Mr. ;nga115t y0H for the sum of!
Russell Is also playing In the Van-'Ullwa thousand dollars, to-1
couver band, an organization com-gcl10r wth interest thereon ut the1
posea ot iniriy-iivo pieces. , 'mto of eight per cent per annum h
. .from and aftor April 15th, 1917 1
Funeral services were hold this '(less tha sum of $l!0 paid October!
afternoon at tho Uohnckanip Chapel ! 27th, JHO paid Novouihcr 3, andj'
for Richard Isbell. Rev.' Smith ofj$20 paid December 15, all 111 1917,
the M. K. Church South presided, land tho further sum of $20 paid
.. . M 1 !
Jan. 7th, 1918) together with the
sum of $300 as attorney tees and
the costs and disbursements of this
action, and will take the brdor of
the court for the sale of your real
property attached in this action and
situated in Union county, Oregon,
to pay. such Judgment. '- This
summons Is published by order of
Hon. J. W. Knowles, Judge of the
above entitled court, made and en
tered on May 7th, 1918, fixing
six consecutive weeks for such pub
lication and in the La Grande Even
ing Observer, published . at La
Grande, Oregon. " ,
C. H. FINN. ' ,
' Attorney' for Plaintiff.
ItesMeiico and Tost Office 'address;-
! La Grande,' Oregon.. ,
First publication, Mny 8, 1918.
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ar on the fair head ot Mrs. Bessie
McCoy Davis who returned to the
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